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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
1
Incomplete text fragment mentions price and multiple personal names. The legible items reference Prine, De Wiel, Border, and Mata Teowry with scattered terms suggesting a price list or market note. No clear event, date, or location is readable.
Fragmented readable text suggests a legal or advertising notice about advocates, agents, and dates. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. Summarizes a damaged page segment with probable references to Coats and Corlettt, but specifics are unreadable.
The Daily Telegraph notes the government declines to assume responsibility for the new railway money project authorised by Mr Griffith. Ministers push a partial, vague approach, hoping to avoid commitment as Parliament may discard the plan. Critics, including Gregory Wade and the Sysonby Press, doubt the Labor promise and question its country tour assurances.
The old name above the front door of the Hotel Fitzroy at the Motel Fitaros-Munloch McLean site was removed, and the new licensee W T Johnston, who bought the license for a period, is now in charge. The town’s travellers know the hotel as a landmark, and McLean’s association with the property is discussed amid plans for the future. The community awaits the new management's impact on hospitality in the Harbour area.
Clipped telegraphic text references election timing and unnamed figures. Mentions McGowen and Bolman debating cabinet decisions while Tynes and Turton are cited in unclear contexts. The fragmentary lines hint at Commonwealth affairs and ongoing party discussions without coherent narrative.
The Home Affairs Department seeks broad competition for the design of the Federal Parliament House at Canberra. The plan aims to offer suitable remuneration for each member involved, with coordination from Canberra and Washington outlets.
A garbled item reports Dr Nobbe from Rhodesia visiting Apemmtin and assessing agricultural affairs in NSW, with references to Trial Bay and funding for a local inquiry. It also notes the New Zealand Rugby League defeat of Ipamich 30 to 10, mentions Batley’s advancement, and references open air services in Berlin tied to the German Emperor era.
Fragments read as a local item noting a place and event. The text mentions Ree ti Besam and Bat Moe with associated actions. Specific dates or locations are unclear but indicate a reported incident or gathering. Further readable details are limited.
An unclear report references arrests and a deportation involving individuals named Danish Bey and others. The text is garbled, mentioning assassination, Turkish authorities, releases, and deportation, but few coherent facts or dates are discernible from the fragment.
Severe shocks hit Tirmova in the Mediterraea Panic region. Many homes and buildings were badly damaged or uninhabitable. A number of people were killed by falls as panic spread among residents.
Abbreviated and garbled OCR text describes a record flight or aviation event with scattered names and dates but few clear facts. The readable fragments mention a flight, some personal names, and possible locations and times, but no coherent narrative or verifiable outcomes. The piece reflects a damaged historical newspaper fragment with uncertain details.
The readable notes describe disrupted lines and partial names, suggesting a damaged report. Elements include scattered terms like boats and a date hint, with multiple unreadable sections, offering no clear event or outcome.
A dense update lists community events and concerns from a regional area. It mentions matches involving Woolgoala and Coffs Harbour, local rail and jetty works, an operetta canceled by bad weather, road and footpath plans, a drowning incident affecting families, and upcoming meetings of rifle clubs and local boards alongside market and trade notes.
Unclear readable text mentions Faz and Mirungh Pik Adeage in a fragmentary context. No verifiable event details or dates provided.
The hospital committee met Monday to discuss plans for renovating and funding children’s facilities. Members reported progress on material purchases and potential support from fundraisers and local officials, with emphasis on securing supplies and addressing safety concerns.
The Central Executive reviews nominations for upcoming October elections. Four gentlemen Merde Horie Ta jeLeanan and Higgins will tour towns in support of their candidacies amid Liberal party competition and third candidate prospects in Raleigh voters.
A garbled report describes driver behavior and safety incidents on the Jetty route. It mentions failing to use lights, slipping wheels, and pedestrians in rain, with questions on where enforcement and warnings apply for future travel and vehicle operation.
The readable lines present a jumble of phrases and questions about a tree, Walter, and various disjointed items. The garbled text references names, numbers, and generic prompts without coherent narrative.
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