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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
1
Tailor Monahan announces a new shop in Coff's Harbour offering a wide range of hats in every color and style. He highlights a specialty line named Pare Ladiga Blox ange and guarantees quality with careful attention to detail.
The notice appears garbled with scattered phrases about fines, payments, and names but lacks coherent details. It mentions penalties and authorities but no clear action dates or recipients, making outcomes and parties difficult to determine.
A letter from the Public Secretary for Public Instruction notes a subsidy issue for transporting Creek children to the public form. Mr C F Rudder of Nana Glen is seeking subsidy approval or a grant per child per day of attendance.
The letter dated 17th ulime from Director-General J Dats states that railways including the Ba leareagh Dorrigo line await funds from the Treasury before any tonal work can begin. It notes the railway vote is already exceeded and stresses funding as the hindrance to advancing the work.
A special subscription notice asks readers to settle outstanding age counts by half year end. The appeal emphasizes ensuring continued paper delivery and covering publishing costs through aggregate payments.
Fragmentary text shows names Briner and Beiner amid confusion and fear, with references to West tee lect and North vnnet tare. The muddled lines mention Nawhucea ad Bellingen Ne faye and Foes, suggesting a disputed event or accusation but no clear outcome or charges.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting in March at an unspecified venue with unclear participants. The readable fragments hint at themes of governance and local concern, mentioning names and places only barely. Further context is needed to produce a precise, fact-based card.
A garbled telegraphic fragment outlines Camden weather influences and coastal events. It mentions a weather figure, tides, and a routine weather report alongside scattered references to people and a city activity, all in a clipped and distorted newswire style.
A garbled report from Sydney describes a daring robbery at an urban location near Wil Nameatreet. The text mentions a monetary figure of 207 and references a broader conflict context, though many details are unreadable.
The council will review a proposed 1 business day delay on importing 80 losomaipes and Jathan's property to address sailway freight concerns and related cost implications for the harbor corridor.
A chaotic Fremantle morning scene ends with prison escape attempts and recapture near Onborty Step. Police chase follows across suburb streets as fleeing inmates collide with bystanders. One child injured during football game as events unfold.
A highly garbled OCR fragment references Victorian Poor Law infirmaries and names like Fanny Vodtrep and Abe, with stray phrases about England, hospitals, and potential reform context. Readable facts are sparse, but hints point to a discussion of public health, workhouses, and social care in 19th century Britain.
Fragments describe weddings, parties, parsonage departures, and community updates. Items mention a wedding, a pastor's move to a new field, ball fundraisers, school affairs, road conditions, new buildings, and hospital donations, with numerous named locales and figures scattered through a long, miscellaneous update.
The Great Northern Timber Co plans progress at Woolgoolga with a new forest guard appointing, yet no start on fresh operations. A jetty cargo of machine fry awaits details, while access to the concession and travel improvements to Woolgoolga to Coll Harbor could ease traveller relief and save transit time.
A garbled 19th century advertising notice discusses salt and pest control for white ants. The fragmented OCR mentions ants, piles, and remedies, with unclear names and places, resembling an old public notice or market item. The readable fragments suggest treatment advice and product references amid damaged text.
Readers are urged to visit the City Road Derby institution dedicated to education and training for deaf, dumb, and blind children. The article notes long-standing service, with hundreds of children benefiting over more than 50 years, highlighting medical and educational efforts and community support for the vulnerable.
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