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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
1
A recently published piano note from Coffs Harbour lists Aled Marion Preece as performer with arrangements noted for VicamagK. The brief card confirms instrument type and location, highlighting local musical activity.
The Go's Harbor Advocate reports from June 1 with limited readable text and no clear event or names available for a full summary.
Local notices report an event involving Oolevraal van Wr Veo Biel with details readable in the fragment. No further context or linked entities are provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary text mentions delivery and a Monday evens event at the Vicarage. Names like Hiabop Ashton and Lordship appear amid garbled phrases. Details are unreadable, with multiple OCR errors obscuring date, place, and action.
A garbled report mentions a visitor arriving near the Gulf coast area, with names and places rendered poorly. The fragment suggests a notable figure or party traveling to a coastal village, possibly for exploration or inspection, but most specifics are unreadable.
A disrupted report notes Mia A UL was struck by a Mulky vehicle on Jetty Road last week. Mrs Dodd sustained a dislocated shoulder after the collision. The incident details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice or obituary item mentioning names and ages. It references individuals such as Jari Jooper and mentions places possibly Gary and Me. The text is garbled but indicates a personal notice or event with multiple names and uncertain context.
Fragmented OCR records a hospital board meeting with names like Soares Jy He Lange Ker and Ts Ky Laugbridge. It details motions on attendance, committee appointments, and a farewell for Mathowen. Aimed to reflect procedural discussions and member nominations with archaic spellings and garbled text.
Fragmentary notice describes a planned visit involving Mr Re J B Jack and Jace McDyualt Lids Opticiany of Sydney and Sigmiote, with unclear details about locations and dates. The text mentions a Nenilance AE Rathalog eon MatuanAT and a gas related price at 10 per anal staiva Poppers erc, but the meaning is distorted.
The agricultural association held a Friday meeting with officers including W Heat, Mabe, O'Neil, Williams, Ball, Barber, Maxton, Tanks, and Andrews. Apologies from several members. Discussion covered cup engraving, trophy presentation, and committee approvals. A treasury and secretary duties update, inspection results and project funding were reviewed. The meeting planned a trophy presentation and upcoming show bookings.
A garbled notice from H. A. Barracouga Lta REPAIRS informs a company of warranty or repair duties. It mentions a water bed, repair department, dates, and a request to send a 90 unit packet. Names cited include Aiea Geir and Spang Wits in unclear context.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a pond side struggle with phrases about teams and players. It mentions a matchup involving Keene’s foot, the Mlesby, and a late surge or fight. The text includes names like Dan O Gs and Jo h a Ta and ends with praise for the Jaila and individuals such as Ghardimeep.
An fragmented telegram text notes a dispute involving Beth and a person or party named Kee. The terse lines hint at a disadvantage or setback in a legal or personal matter, with references to time and place obscured.
A fragmented note from Batined Eirman discusses a rising Usiind Giaiae trend and reads like an inquiry or editorial hook for an article in the Seo Tork Wenke. The piece hints at interest in the topic and asks for clarity or data.
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