23 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
1
June 2 notices list church services at Methodist and Presbyterian churches with morning and evening times. The entry mentions Bible readings, a baptism rehearsal, and a calendar of upcoming events including moon phases and a date in July for a quadring event.
The article details prize awards at the county fair including winner names and categories in poultry judging. It notes various exhibitors such as Howley Unweidere and others, with references to cockerehy and hen classes, plus remarks on participation and results across multiple divisions.
In a chaotic account, references to stockyards destroyed, a Votive Court, and violent events appear. Mentions of locations, people, and dates blend with unclear phrases, including names like Frank Alexander and Moray Tucker, and scattered figures such as 80 AC and 210 ar 30. The text outlines ongoing turmoil and travel disruptions across a provincial area.
Fragmentary OCR notes show banana price quotations with numbers like 24, 31, 1013 and 67, 9008 per bushel. The text is garbled across lines and contains stray names and symbols, offering no clear market context or date. The readable bits suggest commodity pricing from a Melbourne market note, but specifics are uncertain.
The readable text appears garbled and fragments several names and terms. No coherent event or facts are extractable for a reliable summary or proper title creation.
A horse sale is scheduled for Cones Falls NHVARN tomorrow Saturday at 2 pm. The event lists Sunnian Hea and Miveit Hones among participants.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names like Pamuy Euchre Marty and Arta Tuenda ext, with references to a Poat Office clone and an association. Details are unreadable but imply a local notice or event tag lacking clear actions or dates.
A garbled sale note lists items including Triumph motor cycle parts and various misread terms. The fragment mentions models, brands, and prices in a chaotic string with many unreadable words.
Incomplete OCR fragment hints at a police or military notice mentioning Sergeant Gow and an associated date or action. The readable portions reference a base, father KUO, and a possible event or assignment, but specifics are garbled and unresolved.
Fragmentary OCR text references Red Cross Society and a list of names and places, with garbled lines suggesting a local notice or roster. Unable to extract coherent dates, actions, or institutions beyond the Red Cross mention and scattered names.
Auction notice describes a sale event to be held Saturday July 2 at Cole Harbour. It reads with garbled names and locations but mentions Ammphad and Moncton as possible references and notes timing in the afternoon. Organized by local auctioneers, the sale focuses on opportunities for collectors and buyers to bid on miscellaneous items. Local residents are advised to attend for early viewing and catalog details.
Ambiguous local item mentions Clarence River County Cotmwell and Grafton with unclear names and phrases. The fragmentary text references individuals and locations, suggesting a registry or notice from a county or town but lacks coherent details or dates for a fuller summary.
The readable fragments describe customers awaiting patels, a running town event, and a promised delivery with uncertain details. Mentions of a value, a ticker, and a delivery step hint at a local notice or ad, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented notice indicates property impoundment and sale details for an item described loosely. Readable parts mention owners, locations, and a forthcoming sale date in July. Names and exact items are obscured by OCR errors, but context shows a municipal or legal impounding action with anticipated disposition at a show or sale.
A garbled report outlines a major football contest with references to cups and players across numerous teams and venues. Named figures and places are scattered, hinting at a league schedule, scores, and potential cup outcomes amid confusion and conflicting details.
A garbled report describes a health meeting or incident with numerous names and places muddled. It mentions a worker injured, a child removed to safety, and various officials and locations such as Colts Harbour and Carts Harbour. The text is heavily distorted, but references a public health or labor matter, a contractor, and an upcoming inspection.
An OCR fragment mentions Tulldine Het and Cotte ae how at a hire testing day on Wednesday FR March. Matrigel received permission for six additions while McCuskan and J J Boultwood are named in a tied context about Robi Hardacye and a coughs remedy.
Korora Basin council meeting on Wednesday reviewed a regutation program led by Mullennen and Gaudron to develop roads and settlement in the basin. Mulhearn noted prior works by the Lunde Department, with 2400 acres to be developed, while councilmembers discussed funding, roadworks, and future steps to advance the project.
In a foggy rainy round at HHI golfers battled delays and contested results. Notable pairings included Hear and Tuchanan with 1B and J. Fukun alongside McFionald. Hawke and Rhine recorded 157 while Cockin and others contributed to a tense score tally. The event faced communication issues and lingering disputes over play, with officials seeking clarifications from participants.
A fragmented OCR passage references Stepping Out Ball events, a high school game, rainfall disruption, and a 1534 France mention. It also contains scattered names and phrases about slavery, a washout, and a cough remedy, with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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