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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1927
Page
1
Textile ad notes all sizes available for Tualyen wool pullovers. Emphasizes fashionable, all wool material and discount prices.
A fragmentary note outlines moon phases and tides, mentioning calculations and observations. It references correlation between moon cycles and tides and hints at timing for high and low tides near coastal locations.
A garbled legal notice lists W Mills and others as involved in a council of events and appointments. Names include Pola Negri Noah Beers Margarita de te Motte Live Barryware and Mia Browne. The piece mentions Captain Cockle and arrangements at Sawtelt and Doovilly Reserve with interim postings and hospital references.
Mr WB Kucetoian offers a wide range of writs and medical aids while traveling to Brisbane for a series of shows next Monday morning July 4. He specializes in ergotherapy and CovlAmoniale, treating few patients with care at a Cent Mine facility. The program includes Savages of 1888, Jey romutrow, and The Morrie Pies, plus The Martians Liceuay. The second evening features The True Horse in due uw Tuvelay and other acts.
A fragmented account describes a concert event featuring a Canakrratorium troupe and supporters from various places. The piece mentions December timing, local venues, and multiple performers including Blair YEN and Min Caine.
A garbled OCR item mentions a five hundred tournament and various names and places. Key entities are unclear but reference to Sumerian and warman hal yu eval evemm appears. The text includes event actions, participants, and locations but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
The report describes a social gathering at Woolroniga Hall connected to Lana Gray's candidacy for a agricultural queen title. Attendees, including Lisa Bray, faced rain and mud yet enjoyed festivities. Mr. Bustien won a prize, Betty Pantherstooe attended, and Mrs. Ranenil wed as a highlight. Public cards, prizes, and fashion items were noted with many names and events, though details are fragmented.
At the monthly Chamber of Commerce meeting, several officials including W. HL Secomb and T. J. Jor Mag were elected to positions. The secretary reported limited funds for a booklet and urged debt payment, while attendance and surrounding town issues prompted discussion of drainage and harbor improvements.
Personal notes from Coffs Harbour report T Perry back in Coote Hucbur after a change to Sydney, and improvements in health. Mentions of A Bookanag’s passing and accountancy ties, Bay area links, and congratulations. A four year old son of Emerton family injured after a fall near Bomville then Cutty Harbor, sight concerns ongoing. Hoy Morgan joins the Sun staff in Sydney. Patterson off work with flu. Emory elected to represent ASW.U. in Sydney. Addley’s revisit to Coffs Harbour. Welby takes a public series post in Come Harbour, with farewell gifts from children.
A local attorney discusses federal money for a main road project and urges citizens to push the matter. Correspondence reveals questions about district needs and how to arrange funding, with comments from officials and a reply from a government office. The exchange shows concern over allocation and timely action on infrastructure financing.
The Department mapped tentative banana growing boundaries and plans to appoint three members to an advisory committee. A meeting will discuss formation, boundaries, and possible alterations, with reports from local officials and implied regional planning.
A garbled telegram fragment details a sequence of events at a harbor area including names, places, and dates, with unclear actions and multiple corrupted phrases. The readable bits reference figures such as Seager, Traesenastoenns, and Salt Reorar, and mention a December timeframe and a naval or maritime setting.
Fragmentary text mentions gables, locations, and a mixed scene with a prince and royal titles. The readability is too low to determine concrete events, dates, or clear entities beyond scattered references to places and people. The piece resembles a damaged historical notice with no verifiable facts.
Reported at a Friday session led by McKimslay with secretary Ken Modraparind Una noting 150 new books added to the Wormry of tow Scheel of Aru. Officers praised club compliance and finances while stressing ongoing fundraising costs for equipment and club facilities.
The Coffs Harbour Chamber of Commerce discussed extending the wall and widening the port area to support a large mall project. Ministers and officials, including Works Minister Eatchite, were mentioned in relation to funding and approvals, with a focus on preventing reductions in the plan and sending representatives to the depotaihenome.
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