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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
1
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions a new kind of drama and a Wednesday appearance by a performer or show titled The Diamond Master. It lists locations and seems to advertise a theater event with pesos and a setting described as an absolutely new kind of drama.
Fragmentary text references a tax hearing event with entities such as Public Atenuntart Avullun and High Bie Cotte Harbour Tooth. Mentions Buchanan AAA and Resins 160 in unclear context. No clear date, place, or outcome available. content appears garbled OCR junk from a local notice.
The readable text mentions a variety of names and phrases, including talking machines and a parade of obscure terms. It suggests a historical classified or notice page with potential names like Maron Talley and Pallets, plus references to a NSW or Sydney brand and a sales pitch for talking machines rather than a cohesive article.
A fragmentary item notes the visit of George Lau Ow Lee with mentions of Chinese specialist topics and various medical terms. The readable portion refers obliquely to a hotel window scene on a Tuesday in July and a meeting at a Mulating Hotel.
A fragmented OCR draft notes a proposed Sawtell sanitary depot at Bawtell Bay and mentions a council meeting triggered by a residents petition. The text references planning debates, road access, and local officials, with scattered names and roles unclear due to transcription errors.
A garbled report details a maritime incident with multiple individuals involved. The text references a sea serpent term, a shore area, and possible hunting or fishing activity near Nash. it mentions several names and locations, but the exact event and outcome remain unclear due to substantial OCR corruption.
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