Resumption of Land Possible for Housing in Coffs
Housing Commission representative Mr. Fitzell warned landowners in Coffs Harbour that land held without valid reason may be resumed for home construction. The commission aims to maximize homes for those in need and will consider taking suitable land, while protecting property held for owner use. Some local landowners have already faced government takings.
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Housing Commission
Mr. Fitzell
Coffs
Fitzell
Ileyland
Upper Orara Personal Items
Mr and Mrs Horace Marten of Sydney have been on visit to the Slistmer and stayeit with Mrooani Ro Marten Mr F Small has returned home after visiting relatives in Sydney. Mr Virwe McGuigan has returned home after a holiday on the Northern Rivers Miss Josie McCann is visiting Grat ton.
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Horace Marten
Sydney
Slistmer
Mrooani
Ro Marten
F. Small
Relatis Ucal
Virwe McGuigan
Josie McCann
Gratton
Man Observes Bird Milk Cow in Unbelievable Feat
A surgeon in Australian forces and keen ornithologist witnessed a wild bird repeatedly jump to a nipple and extract milk. He noted the bird’s beak smeared with milk as it drank until satisfied, an event described as astonishing and inexplicable.
Old Resident Re Visits Coffs
Mrs J H Haworth and her son Sydney revisit Coffs Harbour as guests of Mr Dutton. She recalls the town’s past when street lighting was lanterns, streets were muddy after rain, bullock teams used the main street, and early aerodrome activity lacked modern facilities.
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J. H. Hianworth
Sydney
Cottsbour
Dutton
Haworth
Colt
Harbour
Imne
Coffs
Ulworth
Modern Science Debunks Common Fallacies
A survey of popular myths shows lightning can strike under trees during storms is not favorable to danger. Hair growth remains unchanged by shaving. Night air’s health impact is limited to malaria zones, while sea air’s ozone yields negligible benefits. Powdered glass isn’t a major poison. arsenic misleads as a glass substitute. Eyewitness cues fail to prove criminal facial traits, and lightning can strike Empire State Building more than once. A volt shock to the back does not reliably stop a nosebleed and common beliefs about foretelling events with pains are incorrect.
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Ronald Garth
Sydney Morning Herald
Empire Stee
New York
Chen
Man on the Land's Three Stages in Life
A fragmented discussion on life stages from youth through poverty and old age. Mr Mayes argues government funding to hire qualified men for the disiring industry, while others urge stabilizing the land and curbing losses.
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Mallasher
Sydney
Mayes
Wits
Sones
Clayton
Fragmented OCR Note From Unclear Source
The readable text is garbled with missing words and mixed letters making it impossible to identify people places or events. No distinct entities or coherent report can be derived from the fragment.
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FORD
Transport & General Insurance Co
A. Moore
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Bonville
Vogt Bros
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L. J. Gleeson
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For
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Frank Hammon
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Marjorie Turner
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Delihtei
Lyle J. Campbell
Samio
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High Street Coffs Harbour
Victory
Brays
Photography
Marie Hunt
Hacking Motors Coffs Harbour
Monterey
Monterey Cafe
Jack Varipatis
High ST
Fleurette
PERM
Bernard Thompson
Moonee ST
Fieeriey
Sul Motte
Opretor
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Copry Ltd
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