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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
1
Fragment from a coastal newspaper page shows garbled OCR with names like Sarkis and Bert, mentions diacounis and queues of orders, unclear events. Reads as an isolated, damaged notice with no coherent date, place, or action to summarize.
Parliament debates the Nort Coast railway including the Marrigo branch with expectations a government plan will proceed. Ministers reiterate past hints while cautioning that delay risks years of postponement and higher costs. The cabinet is urged to approve a six value to move the project forward.
The latest figures show Labor and Liberal parties contending for a Senate majority as regions like New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania report varying results. Voter turnout appears uneven with absentees noted and party strongholds emphasized.
A fragmented report outlines party strategy amid elections with references to regional divisions and debate over a hard political programme. It lists several members and vote tallies, noting liberal party standings and small implausible shifts in support.
An Australian report describes messy polling with long lines, mistaken ballots, and voters misled about eligibility. Instances include women seeking to vote for clever “best mac” and men challenging the system. Observers note attempts to publish nonvoters’ names and delays in tally results. Authorities warn of strict enforcement of voting rules.
Reported gathering at Karangi formed a competition among Coremla Arangi and Cape Harbour entrants. Exchelab subscribes 22 toward a medal fund. Medals planned for winning and runner up, with named participants listed among fans and officials. A butter and eggs sale by Getsh farmer funds weekly Doel age payment of £50.
Danger ahead as Bie18 J Brady, a well known Ausoralien author, laments extensive two year tour and condemns efforts to take part in Australian soil. He warns of tremendous danger to West can Austration patients and purity and asserts the nation must avoid further participation.
A report describes a drowning near the South Grafton Glenraigh line where a bucket map failed and a man fell into the Crare River. One colleague reached shore safely. another, later rescued by bystanders, was unable to help.
The excerpt discusses government stance on a policy or action regarding Australis and American involvement. It mentions an officer from a lands department establishing an agency in San Finnereca and notes prospects of securing settlers experienced in verification methods. Overall, it reflects cautious optimism about a settlement program and regulatory alignment.
A Sydney report notes a May cabinet discussion on advancing the North Coast railway project with a proposed two-gate completion plan. Minister Griffiths signals agreement on accelerating work. The education minister stresses school reform and youth development amid shifts in policy affecting training and future employment.
A damaged OCR fragment shows partial pricing and items like bulk goods and yard tie references. Readable names and concrete facts are sparse, leaving uncertainty about full sale terms and quantities.
A fragmentary report describes a bustling scene in Harbor City as public interest focuses on a planned railway project. The piece mentions influential figures and a large crowd gathered at night, with officials and workers assembling the locomotive and supporting equipment for a potential shift in transportation.
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