Monahan The Tailor Opens NewStore Amid Mixed Reviews
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Monahan the tailor and an opening of a new shop with praises of materials. References to various names and items are unclear, providing no coherent event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Monahan the tailor and an opening of a new shop with praises of materials. References to various names and items are unclear, providing no coherent event or outcome.
ER reads with low prices in the front and supplies all demands as stated by sources showing bold pricing.
A correspondent urges that donations from business properties and others be exhibited where visible in store windows or clearly stated for what given. The idea emphasizes publicity and propriety, arguing that such displays would be effective and reassuring.
Two candidates Menora TA Z Mcleanan and W Howle addressed Labor supporters at Pine Street and Arts. Secretaries Holloway and McDougall presided. McLennan urged policy expansion and worker uplift. Balloting begins Monday and closes Saturday night among Electorate. committees praised.
Dorambs School of Art prepares a Wednesday event with a focus on attire and entertaining details. A committee led by Jedie will oversee arrangements for an interval of lively activities, music by Shesdaman Rischall and Selnwee, and a juvenile ball the next night with dancing anticipated.
Archbishop Kelly spoke at St Mary’s Cathedral about mixed marriages and Catholic parental rights. He urged reverence for Catholic wives and mothers, warned that public education influences children, and argued Christ weeps over the system affecting Catholic families.
Fragments read as a local notice or classified snippet presenting names and shorthand codes. Readable details include a trio of families and a street segment, with unclear dates or actions. The item resembles a small community listing or notice portion.
Reported outbreaks and quarantine actions span several areas with 63 hospitalised, 148 in con sular contacts, and a vaccination drive reaching 148 people. The New Zealand government plans compulsory vaccination, bills introduced in Parliament, and a central supply line to medical officers as Auckland hospital opens.
A garbled OCR page recounts wedding advice, public service remarks, farm ads, local delays, and scattered events. It mentions a sculling race in England, a Bere clock, a Coffs Harbour club meeting, and various notices from Corycabia to Bowraville, with names like D Faulkner, J Monahan, and Mrs Connighan appearing amid the jumble.
A large audience gathered at the Karangi Presbyterian Church on Wednesday for the induction of Rev Henderson to the Coramba and Coff Harbour charges. The service featured remarks by Rev Yarnall and Rev Fleming Maclean, with greetings from local clergy, lay leaders, and prominent residents. The occasion included a congregational meeting and a presentation of a ceremonial staff, celebrated with flowers, evergreens, and a reception in the church paddock.
Fragmentary report details the death of Ghrman Mavel Cagriati aboard the ship The otenager Clan Urquart after a boating accident at Pagespowst Harbor. It notes the captain summerfelt and crew fate, with references to New Caledonia and Botier stil Gem ac 1196, but many words are garbled, leaving core events unclear.
In a recent boxing card at Mansfield the bout showcased strong wing work and a close finish with Taylor earning the verdict after twenty rounds. An upcoming match between Buck and Wolgaes is announced for Pine Stadium tonight as part of the event.
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