QUPERD DRESS FLANNELS at Bargain Prices
A brisk notice advertises fashionable winter line of all wool reps in plain striped or checks offered at bargain prices. It highlights rapid supply and aggressive pricing to attract shoppers.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
1
A brisk notice advertises fashionable winter line of all wool reps in plain striped or checks offered at bargain prices. It highlights rapid supply and aggressive pricing to attract shoppers.
Fragmented OCR from a church page lists Trinity Sunday prayers and June and June 82 dates. Mentions Central Bie, May values, and services at various chapels with resident clergy and a Friday evening preacher.
Report notes Moon's Phages and Cult Mom figures amid references to Toth Jie and New Moon cycles. Mentions June's first quarter and July seventh events, with cryptic astronomical context and scattered dates.
Low tide occurs about five hours before high tide. A jumble of numbers and codes appears to describe tide times and measurements, with a concluding statement confirming the five hour difference between low and high tides. Names, dates, or places are not clearly provided in readable form.
The Bellingen area sees a surge of Bréicet among stock owners amid calls to abolish street and road grading charges. A revised plan and a special meeting were noted, with Mr Patterson praised for shifting a loop at the shopfront and preparations underway for the bank building and school of Arts carpentry by month’s end.
The Chamber's appeal led Lt. Page to take the matter to postal authorities, with about seven men assigned to Jetty road and other district sites. The drive comes as financial year ends, encouraging departments to adopt new expenditures. A house party at Mr and Mrs T King Boambee raised funds and fostered community spirit with dancing, singing, and several contests.
Karangl Auratla Tentin Clot hosts a garden fete with fine weather, attracting many visitors and a local 10 game series noted in support of Mr and Mrs Anderson. Upper Butchering Station reports purchase of a Whippet car. Tom Mix and Tony Willar star in No Man's Gold at the Jetty next Saturday with Eya Novak in Sydney after The Term of His Natural Life. Supporting films include Lowers the Land. Tomorrow features Never the They Shall Meet and Three Faces East. On Tuesday June 21 Fox The,Himph The iom Horse returns to the Jetty with a jazz party by Creigh Seifert and a female jazz pianist.
Twice within a week Hill Afloat, local fisherman, risked his launch and crew to rescue men in distress amid raging seas. No prize was offered for those aboard. a public fund is urged to reward Mr. Milly, as he did not seek payment yet deserves support from the community.
Finances discussed at the committee monthly meeting with progress toward debt reduction. Total owing stands at £148 1 5, with most prize money paid to outsiders. About £14 approved for payment, exhausting nearly the credit balance of £23 7 11. Outstanding to the society totals £40 13. Queen of Agriculture funds remain separate and secret.
At a Coffs Show committees meeting the Upper Orara PPU discussed staging a combined Orara exhibit at the next show. The aim was to allow all Orara exhibits to compete in open classes, but judging and prize arrangements were uncertain. The committee invited Upper Orara delegates to the next meeting to work out a feasible plan.
The Queen of Agriculture contest is slated for July 6 at Coffs Harbour School of Arts with a pageant screen display after the event. A big ball will crown the winner soon after closing. Each candidate will host a special night with the committee in attendance to offer support.
A fishing boat capsized near Bonville Headland in rough waters early Saturday. Len Robinson and two others clung to the overturned craft as breakers swept them toward shore. Robinson and Clarence Scheel reached safety, while Scheel disappeared amid the surf. Rescue efforts from Coffs Harbor failed to locate him, and grief settled over the coastal community as locals patrolled the shoreline seeking the missing youth.
Alo Dae Galler writes to the Hellver fool about hospital needs and funding. He argues country hospitals are neglected, urges a weekly contribution to cover free treatment for residents, and outlines a plan to raise about £50 weekly from 30 houses to sustain care for families and children under 13.
Mr W H T Hiding writes to correct a June issue claim about government funding for Prince Alfred Hospital. He says the suggestion of £1000 to the hospital is misleading and explains his point about a government rise for a relative could be found quickly, noting the hospital was £16,000 behind and the government made no special grant.
W T Craig of Haleigh bought a Highland Jock bull from PF Eckert's Canine stud while on the Richmond River. The animal arrives at Haleigh Maude Sawyer’s holding for a Jumble evening in Bonville Hall this Saturday. Contributions toward the Queen of Agriculture competition are welcome, with admission to the hall expected.
The article reports extremely cold conditions and heavy snowlines hindering activity. It notes a Whateday meeting with officers presiding, discussion on paying off a school wire loss, and plans to delay decisions. Donations for a school library and a tennis club meeting are recorded along with congratulations to local residents.
Father Ryan, new head of Col parish, could not conduct the usual Mass at Coffs Marbog on Sunday morning despite a large turnout. A disruption occurred as he prepared to depart for Coffs, reportedly due to issues with a person named Mr. Hubbard. Mrs. Eggins' husband, eight years deceased, is mentioned in connection with a family note. The report notes several local names and a resignation in the Bellingen Hospital nursing staff as C. Norton leaves for Ulmarra. Nine applications were received for the nursing post.
A hospital committee meeting considered Mrs Hoes domestic staff at the instute ton file a compensation claim under Giger law for 2150. The claim covered treatment costs and losses of wages after an injury. The secretary noted insurance coverage and no prior claim had been made, and the committee decided to forward the claim to the insurance company for processing.
Bose Love headlines Charleston film at the School of Arts Bemis Lowe and Ford Harrison presenting The Song and Dance Man. A second feature Bulldog Draneed's Third Round promises thriller pace. Harold Lloyd appears June 21 and 22 in College Days with two big shows.
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