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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
1
Monahan the tailor introduces a Magmiten Ameer at New Seasee Goods, pledging imperial quality and a wide variety of fabrics. The shop touts superior material and attentive service in crafting custom garments.
Fragmentary pricing notes describe Lovely Drops Tweed 41 inches at 18 4d and tail woolAmazon cloth in brown at Sa 11d with yard values in old currency forms.
Rosas Cathode reports a decisive victory after a weekend struggle with adversaries led by Watloonlere. The episode involved tense sessions, despite setbacks, and culminated in a strategic win underpinning leadership stability.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a legal or advocacy notice with names and dates obscured. The readable parts reference an advocate and a courtroom context, mentioning Hartour Wola and May. The phrasing suggests a historical legal notice or court-related item in a period publication.
SearuEoar reports Sydney boats hampered by extended rain and rough seas with the Nyeth Count boat halted near Newcastle awaiting weather improvement. The Ovara will tow Sydney to Newcastle tomorrow, while Langley Bros. Fiteroy also waits. Rain disrupts farming, milk supply, and transport. locals note the prolonged wet spell. Week’s milk production and agricultural impact loom large as vessels face delays and crews anticipate better conditions by Sunday.
A garbled notice describes a district arrival and a gift to the public museum. It mentions gifts of animals, insects, and artwork, praising educational value and social appreciation. The text references locals and a rebow, with unclear terms.
A man was found dead early Thursday near Jarrett's Univentigall with unclear cause. Police report indicates the deceased, known as Barney Us, had been seen near the jetty and a nearby stone breaking site. A burial procession followed on Friday at Mt Malone.
Telegraphic summary notes confusion in early voting reports and cabinet meetings. Mentions the federal elections, party figures, and tax measures with references to Sydney and Melbourne as locations. Reports on murder trial, income tax estimates, and political appointments amid a chaotic stream of fragmented lines.
The readable text is fragmentary with multiple garbled phrases, names, and numbers, offering no clear event, date, or involved entities to summarize into a coherent news item or record.
A fragmented text fragment references a tragic event with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a loss and sorrowful reaction, likely describing a local incident or obituary note contained in a historical newspaper page segment.
Local notes report a range of plans from a memorial service schedule to social events. The fragment mentions a councillor appointment delay, a visitation by Dan Ariaalake on Friday, July 6, and a five annual ball at the Coramba Pioneer Lodge of the GUOOF. It notes a church service, a tea and concert at Banville Mall next Wednesday, and a railway boat passenger trip with cargo pickups on the McKintrick Canal.
A historical board discussed allotting docks to applicants amid strict priority rules. Decisions referenced residency and improvement conditions for 12 months from April 1, with various cases postponed or granted extensions. The proceedings named J MacNamara and W Johnson among others and noted forfeiture, fencing, and medication claims as factors in determinations.
In a local Police Court session on Friday several individuals including Malone Ewy P M Way Wallare Ernest Fagirty Van Cundy Hixson Thomas Bennett Fred Rubin and John Hughes faced charges related to drunkenness or public disturbances. Henry Ligh and Soruian Harsall were also noted in the docket with minor offenses. Artie Slareay Johnston and Nealee Winihing appear in the crowd as others paid small penalties. the record shows fines and weekly terms for some offenses.
A garbled OCR item shows a local subscription list and scattered names, with references to families and community figures. The legible fragments mention subscription ties, list entries, and a dated or coded line, implying a civic listing rather than a full article. The readability is too limited to extract clear events or participants.
Inclement weather delayed a second performance of The Operetta Snow White. Remaining audiences will see youthful performers and notable costumes, including the Prince played by Mr. File and Queen Quernin Wale’s queenly attire, with stage effects and ship scenes praised.
The event featured A and B grade rounds with top scores by Mitchell and Kash. Capt. Neuhaus led, while Lauder won handicapped sections earning silver medals. The gathering ended with dinner at the Hotel Eternity and a chartered tribute for Captain Neuhaus.
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