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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
1
Bargain prices on all woolen plain striped or check fabrics. One meter standards offered in all patterns including plain, striped and checks. Shop for immediate purchase and seasonal wardrobe needs with affordable options.
A readable fragment notes a men s topdog pullover all wool sweater fashion item priced at bargain sale. The message emphasizes stylish design and affordable cost with emphasis on wool quality.
Fragmented OCR text lists ports, dates, and names such as Harbor Ave, Moat-Cufte Harbor, June dates, ship names, and religious references. Several garbled phrases and misspelled entries make exact events uncertain. The readable pieces suggest maritime listings and calendar notes scattered across the page.
Soo Gow and Mrs. IA Finch discuss daily occupations and events. A contractor's wage is noted, with references to a poet and local happenings around Hines Rolling Way. A bridge of routine tasks and small incidents appears, including a mention of a Friday activity and other neighborhood details.
A note on Harold Lies and the Roaming to the Theater of Arts program features in June events. The schedule includes The Happy Warrior with Vella, Allee Cab, and others, plus a second feature about a man seeking an investor in a cameo business plot.
A Wednesday gathering at Att Bes Mallen near Newest drew a crowd of youngsters and adults including Mrs Kunin Fallen. The event featured a noisy queue of people, a Nutriace Warky fare, and scenes at Come Harbor with music from Geo. Manvine and others. Attendees report meals, entertainment, and lively laughter as Mt Walter Howchion led the arrangements.
A garbled historical fragment presents scattered names and terms including golf, science, Rome, Maid, Ursenum, Pall, and various garbled phrases. The readable elements are insufficient to identify a clear event or outcome or to name individuals, organizations, or places with confidence.
The readable portions depict a winter scene with references to a mayor, a district, and a river area. The rest is garbled, offering no coherent events or identities beyond generic locale mentions and scattered phrases.
The conference lists numerous attendees including Mr Velent, Mr KA Bayly, Mesars W Cleeton, NMkeWain, Mr T T Macaulay, and Mr Dr Clans among executives. Also named are Menste Air tare, AE Hwenney, GRP Lee, Airgen 1afoen Vale, Shepherd, GB Blakes, and H aPvelgh.
A cluttered note describes opening acts at the School of Arts hall and mentions a hospital committee reviewing rates. It reports Woolkoolgs road works nearly done and a 17 mile stretch to Cofe Harbor plus grading on the Wholmole end, with road deviation concerns and funding questions for rail and road projects.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions teams, dates, and names but is largely unreadable. No coherent events or entities are extractable to form a factual summary.
A jumble of names and places recounts yesterday’s events from Coram to Sydney, noting a hospital admission and a fatal accident. Mr A Bhone of Coram, and Mr A Egsins of Nana Glen, are mentioned alongside a heap of unclear details about wards, surgeries, and patient conditions. A hospital committee and sympathy for Mr Walvh are recorded, with a report on a scalp wound and recovery progress after a rock-related incident.
Grafton defeated Dorriga 10 to 7 at Dorriga in the Welly Sulake Competition. Pred Rick, a top Dorriga player, was ordered off. The match featured 12 Dorriga men against a larger Grafton side and drew reaction from local officials and fans about football governance and league decisions.
Fragmentary report describes proceedings at Land Appeal Court with unclear names and events. The readable parts reference Mr AW Futirsyrpeny, a tort matter, and various places and persons. details are garbled and uncertain.
A historical notice describes Wonda Great Peppermint Cure promoted as a remedy for coughs colds and influenza symptoms. The brief item notes its claimed efficacy and availability, reflecting era medicinal marketing and consumer health language.
A wedding described with details of attire, floral arrangements, and reception led by Mr MacNamara. The ceremony featured attendants and guests including Mr Roberta and Mr. Tully, with pink hues and carnations noted for the decor.
A 40 minute program featuring Mrs Lauder and guests from the Cowal Mountain society. The occasion includes a royal invitation and a reception hosted by the King and Queen. Carrie Altkin is noted as a leading performer in a charity event with tickets and bookings managed through the Secretary of the School of Arts.
Report details a solitary signal station facing staffing shortages after years of operation. Officers note difficulties in attracting volunteers to signal duties, with several longtime attendants planning to resign as the term ends. The department plans to maintain operations with limited staff at the inland post.
Readable fragments describe a dated scene with a sawmill and figures like Neatang Hoa Thy nue, with gappy wording about Diyk and Mewarm Muara Bewe. The text mentions a lime by a sawmill and an ongoing activity but lacks clear events or identifiable entities.
A scrambled report details hospital maintenance, funding shortfalls, and proposed government grants. Discussions focus on repairs, painting, and the need for funds to keep the facility open, with officials citing prior contributions and the potential for a major grant to cover multiple projects.
A garbled OCR passage discusses selling locations and items, reporting prices and penalties, and mentions local officials, candidates, and labor movement expulsions. Names and places are uncertain, but references to a mayor, a trade event, and political figures appear amid disrupted text.
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