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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows religious service times and tide data across multiple locales, mentioning Catholic rites in Spain and various place names. It lists tampered times such as 7.30 pane Bevan 10a 9m and references moon phases like Full Moon and Last Quarter along with generic tide notes.
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a pending Saturday meeting about compensation for banana growers. It mentions payments of 2/6 per cage for heavy losses, with the remaining funds to be divided among others. The text is garbled with many names, places, and unclear details, but centers on agricultural losses, indemnity, and distribution.
The report describes a derailment involving trucks and a related incident resulting in a death. Details are unclear due to the OCR errors but indicate a workplace or transportation accident with multiple named locations and people. Authorities may be investigating at the scene near a garage and a notable site on Whitworth Way.
Fragmented text recalls Mun Hatty Week with five foremen, a high setinol, and a trampled sprig scene. Mentions Kerk Sangh, Me fuaural, Browls bay, and Sydney imagery, with garbled references to operas, engines, and authorities.
Fragmentary notes show the Corte Harbour gathering discussing salaries and possible school closures. August data suggests uncertainty about who may lead next year, with a tentative plan or fear of closures and a bid to salvage operations.
A fragmented notice outlines fees and partnerships involving Hee sab ok up MhulNeh Tea and related entities. It mentions a payment schedule and possible liabilities, with references to AA duno and pins as readable fragments. The clarity is limited due to OCR damage.
The text outlines the annual meeting of the Coffs Harbour and District Agricultural Association to be held in Nea, with details about date and venue. The readable portions confirm the association name and meeting purpose.
Auction notice for town property in Cot Harbour with a well on site. Sale day set for Saturday August 3 at a local building society, with details about the property location, public bidding, and terms. Potential buyers are advised to attend and review the available deed information and deposit requirements.
Auction sale notice fragmentary with unreadable names and locations. Readable items mention a single bull and a buyer or seller but details are unclear. Unable to determine exact participants or terms from the fragment.
Samuel Maxwell Merervtay of Sawtelle and Cotte Harbour died after long illness. He lived about 60 years and was known for his family ties and community ties. He leaves a widow and several siblings. funeral services set for next week at local church with burial at the coastal cemetery.
The readable text fragment resembles a garbled OCR passage with numerous misspellings and lacks coherent events or identifiable names. It does hint at a discussion of youth and actions but provides no concrete facts, dates, locations, or organizations to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR content from a historic page includes stray names, numbers, and phrases about inquiries and tenders. Readable bits mention P&G, assciation, tenders, erection, and legal notices but essential details are not recoverable from the garbled sequence.
Fragmentary text mentions price signals and possible market note with dates and places garbled. No coherent events, people, or organizations clearly readable.
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