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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
1
The item lists church services across multiple denominations including Church of England, Catholic, Presbyterian with dated entries and times. It also notes moon phases and tides for the harbour area, signaling maritime relevance and indicating lighted harbor guidelines and times.
Fragmented OCR text describes a man named Dave Sawealt on a Dorrigo farm, bizarre events with snakes and a vehicle, mentions local councils, culverts, and roads. Several garbled phrases reference towns, people, and dates, with no coherent single event or outcome.
Council discussed sanitation contracts and tenders for Woolgoolga with a plan to call for tenders for waterworks and sewer upgrades. A health inspector reported issues and the council adopted a proposal to extend work and prepare a tender list for the project.
Fragmented notes describe injuries and medical care after an incident in a railway yard near Gewnile. Principal figures include Mr Jack Casey of Corts Harbour and Tim Paddau, with references to Sydney operations and council discussions. The garbled text also mentions public works, female facilities, and upcoming meetings in the shire council.
Fragmented OCR text shows multi jurisdiction property notes for lease and sale. Mentions areas Bayuna Linudane Aumisi Uanwnia Plauin ov Carma. Includes references to 107 and E2 price or code with unclear formatting. No coherent entities or clear outcomes.
The Nhe Family of George Ar and Hunstrate of Temyitte express gratitude to Mende for captions of wyimgaully MH and the Fad birreyeenen.
Fragmentary OCR note outlines a potential Ney Comimut TR Lucas update. Mentions Nalem Meinuay and Ines Sort in a plan to adjust the business section and layout. Unclear specifics, but references to section restructuring and person names hint at editorial changes.
An upcoming furniture sale is scheduled for Wednesday June 27 at 2:30 pm at Gordon Street, Gold Hartwor. The sale lists chairs, tables, dressers, beds, mattresses, a lawn mower, crockery, and various household items, with proceeds benefiting a local home.
The league faces a busy period with teams like the Colts preparing for upcoming games. Reports describe scheduling challenges, club finances, and player movements as clubs seek players, attend meetings, and plan for decisive matches in May.
Fragmentary OCR text showing numerous proper nouns and possible names such as Pullen, Clancy, McDonald, Walker, Archer, Gull, Gage, and others. Appears to be a list of individuals possibly tied to a sports or club roster with scattered dates or counts. No coherent events or outcomes discernible from available readable portions.
A fragment discusses Geanell and Doeeyo Bhim relations to Jetley from Lands Lovet ya Go fae ey vettns Uh the th tor lak deciden ta Transfer. It mentions Ret Rue Kocynatian ekor at the yound and a late expressed vote. A month suspension for IW is noted and a HORaEINANH will be obtained.
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