27 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
1
Winter dress materials on sale feature 40 inch wide tweed and heather tones. Classic brown and grey tweeds offered in 40 inch widths with tight weave and secure finish. Includes linings and suggested winter wear options for daily and formal use.
An assortment of velveteens in leading shades is offered at unusually low prices. The ad advertises a broad selection priced at 6d and 24d per item with a general sale appeal. The notice emphasizes value and variety for shoppers seeking velveteen fabrics.
Dated catalog style notice highlights velveteens and tweeds in winter coats. Mentions mills, colors, and a range from 172 to 7 Od in price, with emphasis on ready to wear and festooned finery.
Readers are invited to visit the store offering a splendid array of new escapes and a price-friendly range. The ad touts available items as the most of the best for the least, highlighting value and selection for customers.
A fragile OCR passage describes a promised railway to Datriga woilenreagh facing repeated delays. It notes long-anticipated work, government hesitation, and ministers urged to advance construction. The fragment hints at a hopeful decision to start soon and complete in years, with localized impact on the township settlement.
Rain began Wednesday after a dry spell, heavy showers continuing into the night and all day Thursday. Farmers report delayed plowing and hindered fieldwork, hoping for relief as stormy weather persists amid winter rain. The Federal troops news and Home Rule Bill note appear as isolated items in the same issue.
A public gathering at the Sebioo of Arie on Turndysenti net chaired by J Buchanan aimed to raise funds for the Gratton Hospital and a young woman Ma Neill injured in a recent accident. Attendance included Nayar and Hoth mayer, with discussions on admission fees and printing duties for notices.
A garbled OCR fragment lists several names and places including Vinita and Tet Te, suggesting a passenger or voter record with unclear spellings. The readable items hint at a local electoral or transit roster inquiry, with residents and possibly an election context, but details are incomplete.
A jumble of town affairs covers council debates on freight, river safety, and public works. Reports mention road and railway issues, school matters, and weather-damaged properties, with several named officials and locations in a rural setting.
In reference to a petition by insidente of Korora the Sininter hay resolves to clone the half time achoo and convert the tall school at Soroem to 8 Provisiona echo. The injection of Baboald Ii selects new ats and the scheme moves toward erection of a mutable schoo. Sarah tune and Silvers noted in the surrounding discussion.
Fragmented report covers a community gathering with mentions of Wel, Moslern City, and a meeting in a first tod event. Describes a public holiday, a ball, decor, photos by Mr Upwarth, and attendance impacted by weather. Includes references to Hawkesbury Agricultural Society and local figures W. K. Meng, Mrs. Achwinghooper, and others.
A busy schedule shows 4H and local groups meeting for debates and tours. Several planned events involve visiting meetings, Saturdays, and the opening of a new school building. District activities include road crossings and community gatherings next week.
Coramba transfers M C Metnnes to Imail office with N W Fremia taking his place at Bandarra. A Lickian’s friends held a farewell as he left for new duties. Wet weather returns and local events include Marlin’s holiday return and a Rifle Club formation facing range issues.
A disjointed report outlines concerns over water supply and unrelated local matters. It references impeding projects, public access, and government action with vague phrases and scattered names. The text suggests policy debate, safety, and infrastructure impacts without clear facts or dates.
The Home Rule bill moved forward in the Commons and faces intense scrutiny. Supporters push for self governance while opponents warn of constitutional risk and potential unrest, with labor and social reforms linked to the larger issue.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a request related to district rules and a woman from Glen being involved. It mentions Mr Brew RELA and an authority in Glearsagh with a muster of strict districts possibly assisting the law from Glsereagh as Grek. The note says the request has been acknowledged.
Fragmented OCR text describes a land board issue and a failed project area near Sete Tr with mentions of a 2000 seat capacity and a power outage. Details are obscured by garbled words and missing proper nouns, leaving an unreadable sequence of phrases.
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