16 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented OCR entry lists church services and a moon phase and tides note. It mentions Rev Kay Maun of Atlant Boptnilou and a Moon’s Phases sequence for June 17 with a Last Quarter. adds a general note on tides and sun.
Fragmented text describes men s hockey with jumbled names and stray phrases. Mentions teams or players loosely, unclear dates or scores, and no coherent outcome or location to anchor a summary.
A fragmentary report from Hetore Street in Alabama cites a court morning session detailing motor vehicle breaches. Names include Charles Talng and Sydney B. Murtin among others, with mentions of felonies, expirations, and fines.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local tennis note or club report. Mentions players Lennie and Mia, hints at mixed doubles, perhaps a club event or match results, with scattered phrases about Emigiodh and SHU. Unable to determine full details due to garbled text.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various personal names and places including Bellingen and Stuckey but yields no clear event or action. The text appears to be a damaged local notice or editorial snippet lacking coherent details or dates. No verifiable outcome or instructions present.
A fragmentary report notes a profit of 12Nh ware male on the year’s Grallog Show totaling £3007 with £1100 business taken at the stall. Classified notices seek capable females and various shop or trade helpers, with garbled ad text mentioning locations and duties.
A party including Jack Stadtey and two others observed a large black object in the water about 12 feet away as their whale boat drifted toward danger. They shouted to look at a rock while the whale hump surfaced, prompting a rapid escape from the area.
Fragmentary OCR lists consignments and special items with numbers and abbreviations. Details are incomplete but indicate a marketplace or board listing for arrivals and special lots. Names and locations are unclear.
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