22 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
1
Religious services listed for Church of England with details of times at various parishes. Includes moon phase notes First Quarter and Full Moon dates and duties for the coming period. Observers are advised to observe low tide timing and secular obligations along with worship schedules.
A fragment from June notations shows a harbor advocate named Fravay connected to Tha Go with limited legible context. The readable text hints at a local maritime issue or advocacy note from a 198% era, though specifics are unclear.
The engineer's estimates to the hive council on Wednesday propose rebuilding a frame bridge over Cofts Creek to serve Park Bench reserve from the southern side. Options include multiplying spans with a wide 40 foot approach, while a 12 foot wide version is also noted. cost estimates reach 9630 to 8009. The council will copy the report to the Chamber of Commerce and await another opportunity for a sale, with further instructions to be issued through Cate Harbour and district.
Rin Tin Tin, the popular dog actor, may appear at Arle Pictures tomorrow night. The article previews the film “The Last Lied” and notes Tomianee and Rogier in the cast with staged animal action and dramatic scenes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an evening event labeled coins and a vague sequence of words. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent title or summary. No clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes are present.
A garbled OCR compile lists various names, classes, and phrases with no clear story. It mentions students, class designations like THIRD CLASS, prices, and scattered proper nouns, all rendered unclearly and out of context.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic report about a ship or station near a river. The text mentions a sea captain, a woman in danger, and a possible rescue or safety arbour. It references names like Annie and Mullard and hints at a long union and various local activities.
For sale five purebred Tamworth weaners listed by seller Martin Karat. Contact details not provided in readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a May 3 incident with names like Sundstrom and Pathe, an unspecified heist, and references to a family, a harbour, and a river agricultural society. The text is garbled and many proper nouns remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an annual event titled Low Ball Tuesday in August at a farm and reference to an advocate's office. Details on participants or exact location are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary sale notice lists possibly tip dray marshes and names Ellen Brow Coren Markay agent Path Hasbear. Details unreadable.
Goodman Wiebe notifies the Buble law of his purchase of the Soffs Jetty Motor Garage and undertakes personal execution of access repairs.
Purebred Jersey bull, Shre and Dam listed as Stud Book Property may be inspected by appointment. Applicants should contact Arthur Small, Upper Onsen, for details and access.
On Monday evening June 25 the Hospital Annual Ball features good music and banquet. Tickets 7/6. Also a juvenile hall and euchre party is set for Tuesday night with Miss J McGuren and others listed as organizers. Providence, Miss H Walkom noted as organizers.
An auction notice for Corre Harbour properties at Moonoe Street and Crown Grant areas outlines sale on Saturday July at 2 pm. The listing covers multiple parcels, cottages, weatherboard buildings, fences, and subdivided lots in Colle Harbour and nearby townships with Crown Grant references and various lot numbers.
Obituary notes reflect a series of death notices and tributes from Valery and nearby areas. Names include Jaemee ann Pal and Mra T Panalow, with references to memorials and local officials. The report lists December and holiday-related observances, and mentions a public harbor event and local gatherings around the time of mourning.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Wallay Shield match between teams or entities with unclear names. It references phases, associations, and possible scores or events but provides no coherent facts, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable portions mention music, fires, and a list of nonsensical words without concrete context or verifiable entities.
The account describes a chaotic wedding scene with bridesmaids wearing pinks and crepe gowns, guests in fancy attire, and a procession ending with a dramatic bouquet exchange. Names, outfits, and a dubious tale of mispronounced vows create a vivid, period tone.
The Wana Glee event Friday night drew pilots and Graton residents among attendees. Trophies in the recent team event went to Walters and Moerwe, with Packer and Gereard also placing. The gathering at Frialett honored the effort.
Fragmented OCR hints at a personnel listing or job postings related to a picture manager role, with scattered names, places, and dates. Mentions Bellingen, Bee Hoge SoM Pf, Arve und pistaren, Naw Virgie, Halloween, and SHAADI contact lines, but content is garbled and non-cohesive.
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