29 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text outlines services and dates at Kelimio gs and a Catholic church. It mentions Marton, Marhoar, and various times or events, plus public notices and lanes. The legibility is poor with many garbled words and numbers.
The Gola Harbor Advocate reports the Friday edition dated the twenty ninth with local notes and notices. Details remain limited in readable text but capture community happenings and upcoming events.
The May number lists writers and a political cabinet report, mentions possible electorate changes, and details Saturday Lowery Cup selections. It also reports snow observed near Cotte Harbour and travel notes to Inverell with weather disruptions and industrial mentions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Easter thaw and a town weather note. Names and places are unreadable, with unclear actions or events. The readable bits hint at a weather reference and a dated context but no concrete facts or identifiable entities.
A garbled report cites railway officials and civic commissioners debating cheaper fruit and rail pricing. It notes Wome IC and Messre NUNC and mentions consumer concerns over rates and street stalls, urging control of prices and broader conditions.
Fragmented OCR summary notes profits and expenses from a June sports event. Mentions copper ore, annual function, and various monetary figures such as 213K and 19/16. References planning, prints, advertising time, and a woodchop piece.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sydney and various names and items but contains many garbled terms and inconsistent phrases, making it difficult to extract a coherent single news item or event. No clear person, organization, or place can be reliably identified for a concise summary.
Wanted engine driver for sawmill. Apply for a term of year. One at the next furmng lathe duetlet 04 we rare rvae.
Notice states tax returns or payments must be lodged by August first. Citizens are advised to prepare filings with moderate charges. Contact Amer Walters, ABPA, Public Accountant, High Street, for arrangements and assistance.
Fragmentary notice from Fonday lists euchre and dancing at Parson Hall with schedule details including July end and 1am timing. Names and roles appear like ANA E TAYLOR and CAPTAIN BRAY, plus references to Coffeemarama League and Nambucca League showground events on Saturday July 7 with adult and under 16 pricing.
Auction notice for properties in Come Harbour and surrounding areas. Includes Crown Grants, lots in Lot 24 Section 3 Visor, and several parcels with improvements such as fencing, jetties, and cottages. Terms stated per chattel, interest, and private sale in mid July with detailed parcel descriptions and authorities.
Fragmented report details a gale causing telegraph disruptions, railroad and harbor damage, with cap Cockle reporting weather impacts and ship movements. It notes wrecked vessels, damaged breakwater and repairs, and efforts to restore service across affected routes through Tuesday and Friday.
A garbled historical snippet references a ceremony or event involving individuals such as Anita Hertiver and Mt im neeey ad aapernern om. It mentions a wedding like scene, a penitence at the Recaps arents, and a waterdeckey element linked to XE Freten, Cate Haro. Names and places are partially obscured, preserving the sense of a community notice.
A dated report outlines a complex financial discussion involving a mechanical progeny project in a colonial context. It mentions the Australian Proviso Society, a PepuaMON event, and a Treasury notice. The key point is a seven year loan with a stated annual yield and comparative terms against other regions.
A garbled report outlines concerns over the primary election process, including the role of electors and challenges to the validity of recent votes. It references political figures and events, with mentions of high court or state authorities and irregularities noted in the bylines and surrounding commentary.
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