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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented OCR lists times and places for religious services and community notices at Coffs Harbour. Entries mention St John, Catholic Circle, Methodists, and various timings on July 12 with references to tides, moon phases, and local schedules.
A fragmented local notice appears with scattered names and places. The readable parts reference authorities, events, and possible assignments but lack clear dates or outcomes.
A fragmented report discusses a large hotel deal and various names and places, including Mebane and a hotel tone. The readable bits mention Shari and a file related to investment or real estate dealings, with unclear dates or amounts.
The first annual Blue and Gold Ball of the C W A Blue and Gold Ball at the School of Art featured decorative tables and novel entertainment. Notable attendees included Mr Neelan and Miss Turan, with strong committee cooperation from local branches and civic groups. The event drew a large crowd, offered novelty acts, and music, with the overall atmosphere described as a success.
A chaotic OCR style notice lists teams and fixtures for next weekend across multiple cups and events. It mentions the SOWERY Cup and various grade matches, with names like Kavonbh, Beckie, Lowery, and Caunsne, outlining schedules, locations, and participant teams in a dense, jumbled context.
A garbled report mentions an arbour deity and Selignu Hast with fragmented terms. The readable items imply a regional event or observance connected to a local cult figure or ceremony, but essential names, dates, and places are unclear.
The notice outlines an auction sale for property, naming bidders and locations in a dense OCR fragment. It references multiple names and places, including Mackay and Hogue, with uncertain dates and details due to degraded text. The readable portion confirms a land sale by auction and bids collection.
Fragmentary obituary memory of Miwe Renere with references to illness and family. Mentions Margaret Sonny Comte Har son aby la Been ailing for aul NIOWH thal er sha. Contains garbled names and incomplete phrases, preventing clear biographical details or dates.
Disconnected OCR text shows scattered names and phrases like sale actions, local officials, and dates. References to people such as Harry Moe, Comte Harbus, and Varnll appear amid garbled lines about auctions, notices, and community events, suggesting a miscellaneous historical notices page.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent person, place, event, or date to summarize into a factual newspaper card with identifiable entities.
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