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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
2
A note states installation of the moat is complete at the Electric Welding Plant and preparations are made to proceed with welding work. R. A. Jones, the Premier Wheelwright, is listed as line mate, with location next to the Coffs Post Office.
Obscured text presents a jumble of names and actions from a local scene. Readable elements include scattered mentions of people such as Maia, Fiver, Pete, and a reference to a drive and a vote. The overall piece resembles a stray archival fragment with partial names and actions.
A garbled OCR fragment reports on butter quality testing near Sydney in New South Wales, mentioning firms, places, and individuals with unclear names. It reads like a damaged historical notice with scattered references to factories, towns, and measurements, lacking coherent facts.
Readable remnants describe early postal systems and laws tied to ancient rulers, with mentions of Methuselah, Amraphel, and Shem. The text traces duties, routes, and the concept of a temple chest of postage across kingdoms, blending mythic figures with procedural notes across eras.
A fragmented OCR item notes fiber sales at Wendel with unclear names and dates. The readable bits point to a sale action and local officials but specifics are missing.
Printed and published by Jamen Sawyer at It the Adve iginting Works located Harbour New Gauth announces publication details.
The Grafton Synod announced election of a new bishop to succeed Dr AW Awlion. The process involved nominations from Sydney University and other bodies, with details of the diocesan see and candidate list outlined. The document lists associated figures, institutions, and historic ties to the church and university communities.
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