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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
1
The store touts tweeds and heathers in navy cream and black with strong emphasis on low prices. Men and boys sweaters flannels and boots are advertised plus rugged outdoor shoes and military style boots as essential winter wear.
A lengthy council farewell notes Wr. G Qurton leaving. The report covers police, licensing, bridge works, and public works. It cites resistance to fees, proposed pound keeper duties, and department promises to cooperate on repairs. Officials praise Qurton’s service and discuss budget, station needs, and future governance.
The document lists meat price schedules and wholesale rates with numerous place names and retailers. It includes specific cuts such as rib and fillet, with prices per pound and per kilogram figures. The article also notes a discussion on pricing strategies and consumer impact, mentioning several geographic areas and a broad mix of market players.
Fragmented OCR reveals a community meeting about the March parade with committees, volunteers, and hall use on August 19. Reports cite fundraising over £25, costume procession plans, and arrangements for attendees and entertainment with local figures leading the event.
The veteran of abaya heere pihceter teas lists boys and names including L McUnigag Lance-Cargl Binall Sappot P Alolland V Ide Biaochard Tom Watt W Munson J Canees as members. They plan to win creving and prepare Xmas parcels for the front. The annual ballot sheet has been adopted for the year starting April 10, 1944.
Fragmentary OCR text from a sale notice includes garbled names and numbers. The readable portion mentions a sale between parties and a hospital reference, but most details are illegible, making precise entities or outcomes impossible to determine.
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