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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
1
Calendar listing church services and events with times and locations. Includes mentions of Fr. Van and Rev. Hedges, parish notices for St. Andrew's and other local halls. Provides July dates and collection details for religious gatherings.
The Wednesday issue of The Golf Harbor Advocate provides a brief local update. It chronicles events from the harbor community, noting schedules, scores, and small notices relevant to residents and visitors.
The fragmentary text reports cricket scores and performances including a high total at a Melbourne venue and references to Australian players such as Warren, Bry, and Grace. Mentions matches, innings totals, and notable centuries, with scattered dates and places, though many details are garbled.
Mr Ga Msloul returns from Sydney. Gilles and others visit We city, with ONeill of Waverley staying through the week. Kate Subartia and O R piit attend a car event at Nole. About 10 people present, with union discussion and an axe parade led by Blt Short and J Rawurn. Proceeds reportedly sit well for LAS.
The article recounts a spirited racing event with clubs and captains debating outcomes, praising efforts by Variously named teams and individuals, including Mr. Glyile Rutder and Mr. Paddicombe, while planning for future cups and acknowledging a large turnout and emotional support from supporters.
The readable portions present fragmented medical, dairy, and procedural notes with scattered names and dates. References to preparation steps, measurements, and tools appear amid garbled phrases, suggesting a damaged OCR segment from a 2048 timeframe with uncertain context.
A battered report highlights tense moments in a cup match featuring Skipper Bailey and Bailey amid tight defense. Gabi and Deane contend with late-stage pressure while Coffs Harbor hosts the event.
Fragmentary correspondence discusses water supply and related public works in Chambershar thie with references to ore and light, mentioning individuals such as Mr. Livy and Calle. The text appears to be a dated note from Movasber 1926 with unclear details and partial names.
Fragmentary text discusses a datey ball and a wealthy man, with hints of agricultural department correspondence. It mentions a ball potentially earning more than vows, references a trader or journalist, and notes price and stock concerns. The readable parts suggest a rural or market context with unclear specifics and a shift toward speculation on events and value.
A garbled financial note shows Mark Foy Ltd tied to an amount of 16,511 in a year’s tax or dividend context. The fragment mentions a company and money figures but lacks clear dates or full names.
An OCR fragment describes a blaze resulting in deaths, with garbled names and phrases. It references an alert, a possible battle or siege term alask, and mentions a judge or authority figure, amid chaotic descriptions of flames, casualties, and disrupted events. The readable content is sparse and unclear.
MxLEA reports a 30m OER PRINCES HEIDUR event with serious incidents near Fringes Bridge. Witnesses note chaos and muttered threats as crowds gathered. later chatter links the affair to Ball Gar and Mae abutmeate allegations. Coombs College and Coldastossan are mentioned in shaken chatter.
A report from DiaTu describes a deadly electrical accident that left a man dead and others injured. Investigators are reviewing equipment status at the site, while emergency responders secured the scene and aided the wounded. Further details and names have not yet been released.
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A fragment describes James Goosien climbing a mast on a ship at Plitting, then falling overboard. The event ends with the body found or presumed lost amid ongoing search efforts. Names and details are garbled, but the incident centers on a fatal fall at sea during a crew activity.
A fragmented report recalls a massive disaster in California with hundreds dead from fire and flood. It notes destroyed buildings, relief funds, and relief efforts by local authorities and businesses, mentioning hospitals, municipal actions, and a charity contribution.
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