21 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
1
Monahan The Tailor announces new stock with high quality garments and reliable workmanship. He offers first rate riding twists and worsted fabrics, emphasizes accurate measuring and design, and guarantees thorough shrinking and careful finishing. Prices labeled as reasonable invite customers to view the updated line.
Coffs Harbor Jockey Club held a meeting to confirm race day arrangements including admission policy, ticket validity, and entry procedures. A Friday night ball was planned at the School of Arts with booths refreshments guides and a race book. The committee adjourned after finalizing details for Saturday June 2.
A letter from Deputy PMG BE J Yooxs notes approval for erecting a separate telephone line between Ashton and Ulong. It states financial aspects and parallel works already approved, with installation to proceed pending attention and completion.
The Bacon Company Lion of the Coffs Harbor Bacon Curing Co held a meeting on Tuonlay to select the title for the purpose and appoint Menara Mr McKean W R Smith and A K Sage to survey the area near the allway and await the arrival of Lands fone month. Swen if Melaan and W B Scuith were deputed to gather information on equipment and to assess advantages of section gueated someim and respond to the Boardwise driving power.
District News reports on Mr Gibbine and Mr Moves health travel, a promising candidate for teaching at Coramba, and a Methodist anniversary tea meeting. It covers a horse cart accident near Derrigo, burglaries in the area, a cash and gold loss at East Dorrigo, a court fine on Morton's property, staff moves at East Bank and Coramba schools, a permanent appointment for Lohan, and planned store renovations and repainting at Pedwal Stores.
Vague OCR fragment mentions corn waste and an opera scene with unclear details. No identifiable names, dates, or places are readable to establish a clear news item.
Fragmentary OCR text from the Dorrigo Advocate provides no coherent event or person data. The readable parts mention an unidentified advocate and locations, but lack a factual narrative or clear entities to summarize.
An important notice announces the paper will publish on Friday instead of Thursday due to conflicts with Friday night events and external delays. It outlines anticipated local impacts, staffing adjustments, and plans to dispatch content timely, with references to specific dates, places, and individuals involved in the transition.
The article describes a forthcoming visit by public committees to inspect and discuss district welfare. It notes a schedule of arrivals and events, including harbour visits and planned tours, with emphasis on improving information sharing and trade-related needs.
A terse and garbled note from a Memiater appears to demand repayment by a set date. The text is difficult to interpret, but references a loan or debt and a firm obligation. No clear names, places, or dates can be identified from the fragment.
Readable text fragment mentions a local action and officials but lacks clear names, dates, or place details, making precise filing or outcome uncertain. The brief hints at a notice or public matter but no concrete event or deadline is discernible from the fragment.
A partial historical snippet mentions wartime figures and a speaker named Daley in London. It references Canryntans, a pacer, and mentions changes to support or stance. The legible text is limited and names are uncertain, but points to a wartime gathering or speech with notable attendees.
A fragmented report outlines government actions related to sawmills and general schemes. The text references individuals and places in a shadowy sequence, with unclear dates or outcomes, suggesting investigations or policy maneuvers around timber, security, and governance.
A garbled report details a chaotic assembly with references to legal notices, the Federal Government project, and local committees. It mentions bids, payments, and a wide range of planned events at Arta and Pine Hall HL Kiros, plus discussions on prices, permits, and public entertainments.
The readable portion describes explosive potential and a legal or investigative concern involving individuals and a Sydney export link. Names and places are partially garbled, but the core suggests a discussion of explosive materials, responsible parties, and enforcement challenges without clear, intact details.
Fragmented text shows scattered cricket scores and unnamed players. Mentions like 34 and 281 appear with unclear context. Readable items include references to boats and towels, but no coherent event or standings emerge.
A garbled OCR passage discusses government actions and labor issues with unclear references. It mentions an attorney general and generic terms like restraint and protection, but specific entities or outcomes are not stated.
A fragmented local notice reads awkwardly about a public matter in town. The readable portions mention a civic issue, unclear dates, and names are hard to discern amid garbled lines. The piece suggests a forthcoming action or decision but lacks concrete details.
Fragmented OCR recounts a drilling trial with unclear terminology. It mentions machine parts, depth measures, and possible safety or procedure notes, but many terms are garbled. The text seems to describe equipment and actions around a drill site with references to depth and a driver controlling operations.
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