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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
1
The fragment lists various religious services and observances across multiple churches and locations, with scattered references to moon phases and dates. It mentions Catholic and Anglican rites, service times, and community gatherings, interwoven with astronomical notes such as moon phases for May 6 to 19.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs W A Cuneen with references to family and community roles. The fragmentary text mentions schooling, travel, and local associations, indicating a mid 20th century obituary tone and regional ties.
An event labeled as a trial or hearing at a Sud NGI site drew attention with references to a misidled process and a conge feverated atmosphere. Noted figures include local authorities and participants, though details remain fragmented and unclear.
Fragmentary memorial note reflects on memory and loss as a community remembers a figure and honors past associations. The text hints at timing, names, and place but remains largely garbled, leaving only a mood of remembrance and shared sorrow.
A chaotic Sunday match saw Grafton return home to Coffs Harbour after a hard fought 16 to 8 loss to Graton. The game featured a flurry of bursts, bright play and a controversial late surge, with Graton securing the cup and the majority of the scoring effort.
A fragmentary report notes a Wednesday June event involving Rose Dance V6 and a tied result between Kebiy Abn and Losvent Sutul Igm with unclear details and a legal action mentioned by Winans suingeston. The readable portion highlights the names and a formal filing.
The Dorai gd Shire Council invites tenders for construction and services at multiple sites including Stonehampton and Greenvine. Bids should specify contractor details, itemized costs, and compliance with local procurement rules by the stated closing date.
A local sale announcement lists furniture and household items for auction by Charles Yost Auctlunner. Items include beds tables chairs and various decor with bidding details and contact notes. The ad mentions a large inventory and dates for the sale.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a football game with mentions of teams or people including Cooke Pattn and Lenni, plus references to a coach and venue. The readable phrases hint at a game recap with player names, possibly dates and locations, but essential facts are garbled leaving only scattered clues about teams, players, and outcomes.
The Markets section reports last week's figures with scattered reflections from Sydney and Queensland markets. It notes mixed performances across sectors, minor declines, and pockets of gains driven by energy and consumer goods amidst fluctuating exchange rates.
A May wedding at Cascades between M Vie Puxbytretan and her groom, officiated by Stas Thetina, drew family, friends, and a festive crowd. The ceremony featured a floral setting, a carriage arrival, and a reception with music, toasts, and later travel to several listed venues including Taymond’s White Way Garage and Comte Harbor, marking a happy union amid community celebrate.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions various names and terms such as Hatton Saul, Crombie, Diet AM, GLa, Thalia, and Mundy. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or locations, making it difficult to identify a clear news item or outcome.
UnclearOCR segment hints at golf talk and names such as Mr Turban and Mrs Futon regarding a Malta trip or event. The readable bits reference players Fowler KotH Eyton Vita and others in a sports column cadence. The fragmentary text suggests a local golf note or social sporting chatter with limited concrete facts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions petrol and a character named Miwa with vague references to bets and tensions. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
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