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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
1
Fragments mention fines and court actions with references to June events. Text is garbled with names and places obscured, but hints at legal notices, penalties, and proceedings. No clear dates or complete identities are readable to specify outcomes or participants.
A jumble of names and phrases appears to be an OCR damaged sports section with scattered terms like football, competition, and various proper nouns. No coherent event, date, or clear outcome is readable to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and phrases around a Memorial event, mentioning hockey, dance, and several personal names. The readable fragments reference attendees and possible affiliations but lack coherent details or a clear event description.
An unclear OCR fragment lists names and phrases from a school arts chairs event. It mentions units, a royal mellow reference, and various garbled names and places, with no coherent context or full sentences to describe a clear event or outcome.
The Sydney Banana Growers Federation releases price figures for banana varieties. Figures show different grades with quotations in pence per pound, including light, medium, and heavy categories. Melbourne representative reported current asks and noted regional variations.
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Fragmentary text references Pylee and Kunenre G Hardaghe with unclear actions. Mentions a fire win, cube foot, slave bem, Ring Phone 14, and a date-like term Marbanr. Details are garbled, no clear event or outcome established.
Tenders invite offers for a property with vague references to an Apron Anvilelt and Danan von AMl par Houbiris ad. The property is to be addressed by VOW NSO BO with a forthcoming announcement.
Impounding notice issued by the council at Harbour Market outlining a public action. The notice lists specific items and times for seizure with a stated date and time of collection. Officials name Charles Vost as issuing officer.
The report covers the Banana Growers Cup football notes with details on cup status, team lineups, referees, and upcoming matches. It mentions HowrnottIe and Kempsey contingents and outlines schedules for the next rounds and cup progression.
Local hockey competition details the Harbour and Fitzroy Park rounds with teams named and matchups listed. Players and officials are named in dense, old-fashioned ledger style, tracking several rounds and eliminations with numerous surnames and affiliations.
Fragmentary OCR reports a claim involving Henry Moran and others with refunds and costs totaling £10704. Authorities served Benes JH Robertson and Jobart Mertfeld in a probate related dispute, with references to dishonored notes and court actions.
A fragmented report covers the Coffs and Orara league football match with notes on players, lineups, and upcoming shows. It mentions key figures and teams, including Calta Las, Gratton Volta, Bundy, and Wotton, plus coach and venue references and a plan to defend the trophy at the show ground.
K Muthning, local selling agent, touts 2018 and term 4 purchase plans for a delightfully vague radio product. The fragmentary notice promises full information on receipt of payment but provides no clear details or verifiable facts.
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