Coff's Tarhor and Dorriga Ate
Coff's Tarhor and Dorriga Ate, zatvar.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
1
Coff's Tarhor and Dorriga Ate, zatvar.
A swamp of garbled text discusses a Butter Factory project. It mentions Irv, a contract, and opposition from groups in Bath’s arbor. The piece references a proposed site, financial figures including £100, and questions about regional impact and support.
A town tale column notes a concert by Hips Mall and mentions multiple local events. Obituaries and notices reference Abie Copyick Bins Deat Lakes Bathurst aged 104 and Dr. MacDonald’s long service in Queensland.
The article outlines a chaotic strategic debate about building a cannery and supporting stock through local suppliers. It notes tensions among directors over funding, location at Coffe Marter, and the risk of delays if shares are not subscribed. It stresses potential revenue needs and the impact on regional employment and infrastructure.
Fragmented report lists new Knights Commander and other honors in the Order of St Michael and St George. Mentions include Pope Couper as Chief Justice of Queensland and several Australian figures named in mid 20th century governance circles. Notes on public works, road projects, and land issues appear amid the honours.
A garbled report lists several matches and outcomes including Detrigo beating Ferumonnt by 40 to 3, Shogem defeating Bellinger Bade, Raleigh defeating Gleaner, and Dereige Detliogen noted. Mentions a 2600 event with Sambucca competition, draws, and several club associations. details are unreadable in places.
A scrambled wire report outlines multiple figures and events across nations, mentioning court actions, finances, and social unrest. Names and places are garbled, but references include murder charges, a special court session, and demonstrations linked to global festivities.
The notice states a football match on Saturday between Lower Bocca and Glenrenghe. Glenrenghe is described as needing a win, while Lower Bocca is in a position to secure victory by a margin of 17 points.
A fragmented auction notice from a past event describes bids by McLuren Bofrshorent, Caten, and others. The sale includes a pie item and a prize likely tied to a forthcoming show. Prices and terms imply strict conditions and potential cross-town travel.
Auctioneers reports detail a sale conducted by Me Wt Mckay with partners in Seeman area. The record notes bidding, lot descriptions, and results as observers report the event. Names appear unclear but reference to Berman and local buyers suggests a community transaction with price ranges and turnout.
A Melbourne discussion captures cross country views on immigration and labor, with Sydney and London observers noting social tensions. The exchange touches on slum conditions, wages, and the wartime burden, while media voices warn against echoing sensational prejudice and urge prudent policy balancing English and colonial interests.
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