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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
1
A short paragraph notes trials related to a vote on Thursday. The item mentions trials and a somber mood associated with the date, with no clear names or locations readable in the fragment. The piece presents a tentative political or legal procedural update in a local context.
The Coffs Jetty United Sunday School hosts the fourth in a series of song services on Sunday at 7 p.m. The Anglican Church lists Sunday morning and evening hours for several services including Harbor and Om, and Jetty Deum. Catholic, Methodist, and Presbyterian notices show dates and times for mass and worship across July with named clergy and locations.
Mrs Hatton visitor to Cus Harbor praises the area as delightful and future prospects. She proposes a fold up of work until a beautification scheme is formed for railway frontage and town entrances. The letter hints at paying patriotic citizens and avoids partisan ties while criticizing local shipping issues.
The local season opened with a versatile program led by talented company Musig and Gomeqy. Notable acts included Rambert, Bro Delavale, Lily Vockler, and the Iverson Boyz. Comedic dances and a standout comedic duo kept the crowd lively along with attractive violin performances and an original.
St James Girls Club with enthusiastic committee members prepare for a carnival on the Gill Harbor fairground on December 25 1925 featuring a night programme and wood rail entertainment. More details to follow.
A fragmented notice extends congratulations to Mr and Mrs W Richards and several others from Sydney at Visit to berrister Ave Fo, Owen Nelson of Coffee Jay Woods and Great Peppermint Cure, Wor Childewa’s Hacough.
The Matrons and Gpiesters Ball held Friday night drew praise for decorations and effort. Miss H Ofey led an active committee planning a hospital ball soon while numerous ladies from Banville, Raleigh, Reaping, and Valery wore a rainbow of gowns and dresses under lemon and gold schemes. The event featured a strong orchestra, performances, and a swell of celebratory attendance.
A festive program at Upper Orara on Thursday features a sports day and evening ball. Handicaps include £10 with £7 to the winner and a £7 10s woodblock prize, plus a 75 yard dash and high jump. Large crowds are expected and meals at noon with a lively night ball.
The Port Stephens oyster king Frank Hulbert, famed in Australia, built a 61 year family operation at Port Stephens. He devised paddock methods with mangrove slings, fought bed failure with wire tray systems, and achieved notable yields and tastings guiding his 13 member family through years of hardship and innovation.
The Coffs District Hospital monthly meeting notes the resignation of Matron Kilgour after over ten years of service. Jas Algie Brown of Royal North Sydney Hospital to succeed. Matron’s report lists admissions and discharges for June 1925, donors, and a schedule of repairs and tenders. A “Back to Culls” Week initiative is announced to raise funds for the hospital, with proceeds aiming to reach about £500.
Analysis of pasteurization as used in dairy practice from early definitions to modern practice. Discusses temperature ranges from 68 to 190 degrees Fahrenheit, durations from minutes to longer, and the goal of destroying bacteria while conserving milk’s nutrients. Notes that higher temperatures can cook milk and alter fat globule behavior, but modern methods avoid these drawbacks while supplementing with fresh fruits to maintain flavor and nutrition.
Arrangement notes blast of the Leverpost Daily Post and Mewcary warns changing appetites from liquor fuels smuggling and social trouble. Judge Juan Foust of Detroit Keogh, with Joe Loedes and Bisoherd, says promiscuity is popular but juries may be reluctant to convict without clear proof.
A report describes a deadly incident during a construction at Newtown with a platform collapse. A boy fell, others aided by feloons and bystanders, and a hospital presentation is planned to address treatment. The Public Hospital committee considers safety measures and compulsory notices for workers.
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