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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
2
Church of England services listed for Trinity Sunday at St Johns St Aidan Park Beach and Coffs Harbour with multiple times. Rev H E Hunt and Rev R Smith assigned to various locations including Nana Glen Central Bucca Along and Coffs Harbour. Presbyterian notices note Rev H M Coutts BA.
The page lists the Moon's phases with June dates for First Quarter on June 14 and Full Moon on June 21. It also notes a Last Quarter on June 20 and a New Moon on July 7.
Messrs A P Small W A Robinson and Manager Walters of Coffs Crara Dairy Co attended a state conference in Sydney with managers of all butter bacon and milk factories. The event was described as very successful. The obituary note for Mrs Fletcher adds that she leaves a son Mr Gee Fletcher of Sydney and a daughter Mrs Rippon. Mrs Gaunt of Coffs Harbour earned praise for her clear expert demonstration on sewing and cooking at the Junior Farm field day at Nana Glen.
Mr. William McNeil Lauder aged 66 and his son John Belford Lauder aged 34 died on the same day while in Dunedoo Hospital and Yaralla Military Hospital, 260 miles apart. The father died suddenly. the son had suffered tuberculosis for months. Both deaths occurred about the same time and their bodies were brought to Sydney for a double funeral.
The fragment discusses supporters of CoM and unspecified figures like Wedr Sulants Aden Br, Inge, Suet, and mentions general affairs. The readable content is unclear about events, dates, or outcomes.
A cottage site incident at Woolgoolga on Wednesday morning left carpenter Roy Willett with a head wound above the left eye and bruises to the hip and chest after slipping from a scaffold. He was taken to Coffs Harbour for treatment and advised to see a doctor.
At the monthly meeting the Lower Bucca P C Assoc decided to put the school tennis court in playing order and authorize the secretary to buy tennis and other sports equipment for students. A Hall Committee session planned urgent repairs and a Madhatters Ball in July to boost hall funds.
Alec B. Hellmrich informs the Cuban Committee that famed Viennese pianist Paul Schramm touring the Commonwealth could give a recital at Coffs Harbour on Monday November 15. The letter was referred to the local Arts Council branch for arrangements.
R. Vo Phinkett Jordan and Forsyth are instructed to sell by auction the entire Beat son stock and plant. The assets include cows in milk and springing, a Durham bull, pigs, horses, plows, planters, and milking equipment. Auctioneer notes Wis property disposed and invites bids at the sale.
Notice announces electricity restrictions within the council area daily from 8 am to 6 pm on weekdays and outlines prohibitions on advertising signs shop frontage lighting exterior and interior lighting except factories and residences and details may be provided by government gazette in April 144s date appears garbled but indicates official publication and enforcement by government authority
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