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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1941
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item lists church services including Father Ryan and Santelli at a Catholic church in Coffs Harbour. It mentions mass times around 7 30 and notes local authorities, with stray names like Lanier and Taylor, plus a weather tidal update referencing low tide in Coffs Harbour.
The text provided is garbled and unreadable. No coherent People Places or events are discernible to form a factual card.
Alleged liquor law violation case ends with not guilty finding for Wilhwas Meni Wells after a long trial before Mr. Br. 81, Biewatt, HM. Police testimony described a scene at Cor WOH where officers questioned suspects and a key witness. The jury acquits, with Maxwell Kylee, Corfe Horbuit, and Sergeant Kerr noted in proceedings. The defense argues insufficient evidence and the court records reflect a formal dismissal of charges.
Fragmented notice references impounding action. It mentions dates and local officials in unclear terms. No clear entities or locations are readable to identify a concrete action or notice scope.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an annual meeting notice with scattered names and dates. Readable items include references to stakeholders, a meeting in a local area, and scheduling hints. More complete details are not recoverable from the fragment.
Readable fragments describe urgent notices about forthcoming events at a local institution. Mentions of dates and places are partial and unclear but reference a meeting or venue. The text includes scattered names and acronyms, with no coherent schedule or specific actions.
A dense OCR fragment describes a property sale on Main Street scheduled for Saturday July 26 at 230 pm. The garbled text mentions various names, places, and unrelated strings, but centers on a public auction of real estate and associated parcels with references to vendors and locations in the vicinity. The item reads like a brief classified notice from a historical newspaper page.
The Sunwna Gravee provides today’s market snapshot from Sydney and Melbourne. Prices for fruits such as pineapples and apples are listed with regional variations and speculative notes on quality and demand.
A fragmented report outlines a missing stockman with scattered hints of a disappearance near the river and references to local figures. The text mentions investigations by authorities, calls for witnesses, and potential leads in a rural-urban mapping of the case.
A damaged OCR item mentions a street location and payments or business matters with unclear names. It references a street and a person possibly tied to a local financial or business action but provides no clear dates, actors, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an administration matter involving a local authority and multiple names. It references Kinnelon and Hewitt area ties, and mentions Vines and Hives in a legal context. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and partial names.
Auction notice lists a furniture sale at The Mart on Saturday July 19 at 2 PM. The advertisement includes multiple odd spellings and unreadable lines but identifies the sale time and venue with auctioneer Plenkett. The fragmentary text also mentions various items and bidders though specifics are obscured.
The text reads like an OCR scramble about excessive LOA cases from Ulonifl and Cyrumba Paliew with scattered mentions of visas, locations, and persons. It contains many garbled names and phrases such as HGH, Byles Colin, ToshabE, and multiple unclear references. The readable content is limited and inconclusive.
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