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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1949
Page
3
Ald Dowson supports a New State Movement arguing for decentralisation of population, industry, and finance as the only path to meaningful development. He warns against advisory regional powers and federated provinces, saying remote centralized control risks dictatorship while closer control empowers local communities.
A distressed voice urges prompt relief for a severe cough urging immediate use of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a soothing remedy. The plea warns against delay and promotes swift easing of coughing and throat irritation.
Two singles finals were played with T Gleeson beating J Murphy in A Grade after 33 ends and J Jeffreys defeating Les Fowler in B Grade as Jeffreys built a 25 13 lead with seven straight ends. Social results included Melittas Pulling Smith and others.
Mr. Harry Robinson of Weronga Brisbane writes to the Editor with impressions from a Coffs Harbour visit. He praises plans for a sea port and airport but criticizes the road conditions describing potholes that threaten vehicles and safety. He notes signs of enterprise and future hotels despite the rough streets.
Australians a Hothouse People remarks from the Real Estate Institute annual meeting mentioning retiring president Br PB Malloy. The report notes discussion of fees and leadership changes as part of the event.
An unclear notes item describes hockey fixtures and possible arrangements for events with emphasis on fun and unrelated contingencies. The fragment mentions Serwtels, Cots, and gurls in a garbled context.
Unclear fragmentary text presents no coherent event or identifiable entities. Readable portions suggest stray letters without names, dates, places, or organizations. Unable to determine a newsworthy item or produce a meaningful summary.
The text lists multiple time slots across a single day including morning and afternoon periods. It appears to be a timetable segment with specific start and end times but lacks explicit events or activities tied to each slot.
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