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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
1
Bray describes stocktaking procedures to keep stocks clean and saleable. He notes the store handles slightly soiled items at marked down prices to maintain turnover. Despite weather, strikes, and tight credit terms, they report steady sales and gratitude to customers.
A Bray's advertisement touts a team of experts who know where to buy and how to meet customer needs. It claims collective knowledge under management ensures good service, stressing reliability and a long-term commitment to earn customer approval.
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple words resembling services and personal names. Readable entities include AmaLAN, Karwan, Thai, Friaiy, Lyns, Hinder Jahr, and several unclear place-like terms. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
A jumble of community remarks calls for improvements to education facilities and more accommodation at the local school. Voters discuss tramline restoration, new mill work, and a seaside football match preview with plans for clearer intervals and ocean air.
The Moones La AL first meeting of the War Amelioration Fund committee was held at The Rite Joy Hotel on Monday evening. Attendees included President J Gailer and a long list of members. apologies were noted for T Moynihan Rudder and A D Mackay. Minutes were confirmed. a letter from a soldier’s father seeking relief was discussed. decision to pension where applicable was noted. The President noted bloc locations behind Cuba party at Korora were unsuitable for living areas and two practical valets were to be appointed.
A new carrying firm is announced by Mr N Chanter Ox after purchasing Monaya and Co items to attract public patronage. The season’s football match features Coffe Jetty vs Jetty Clube with the lineup listed, including M Heilly J Mean and others.
A cryptic OCR fragment references a Saturday event and a sergeant in a wartime setting. Names and places are garbled, but hints point to a small community incident or investigation with limited readable details and no clear outcomes.
The scene at Jetty Hall hosts farewell poetic tributes for Jolande as she prepares to leave for Jiemore. The gathering attracts friends and locals including Mr. J. P. Mack Among and others, celebrating with charity drives and patriotic sentiment while plans for repatriation and community service are discussed.
Secretary G Bosling opened the Upper Opera Sports Wud Hall on Monday to raise funds for Hathour Mad Unsirvet Hospital. The event featured talks about provider states and local projects and highlighted community support for medical services amid storms and logistical delays.
A telegraphic report describes a fatal crash and public fear surrounding the event. It notes a police or municipal response, mentions specific individuals including William Doyle and Albert, and details a morning incident leading to a fatal outcome near Caslington ford. The piece references a large crowd, potential political implications, and local reactions.
Reprinted from Newcastle port ald February 28 119 the piece extols a circus as a fascinating draw for all ages. It lists acts including Jack Bole Kilroy Kaleee and Hornet Tartarus jumping greyhounds and the Sois Family of acrobats with Harry Perry and a bending jockey set wire walking. The show visits Colla Harbor on Wednesday June 1 with Lone Star the world’s both scrapor.
The local club met at Mr C A Gilles office on Wednesday evening with attendees including Huschkeshe Filles Coverdale K Perry Ke Mano ay he Mine Bae and ty Hod Hullink. Mr J O Neill acted as tutor for the comets and evidence of a second record was noted. Preparations described for a gathering on Friday June 7th by baking and offering refreshments at Nin tot the sowal.
A garbled colonial era notice describes a tutoring circle and a sequence of names linked to a town’s learning practices. It references mentors, students, and a communal event tied to an upcoming observance, with scattered mentions of dates and places.
A historical notice outlines farmers to sow crops by February 1720 with magne board ploughs and grow wheat. It details security on crop advance repayable by next February, with charges per acre and department forms for participation.
The government signals a widening seed wheat shortage as districts increase ploughing and higher demand for seed prompts the Agriculture Department to tighten distribution. Farmers face possible delays and price adjustments while applications are processed to ensure steady wheat seed flow through state channels.
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