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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
1
A 1926 society note from Cuffs Harbor details a community event hosted by a woman general figure with participants and remarks on social duties. The piece references local officials, residents, and various attendees, capturing a bustling social scene and ceremonial activities.
A distorted OCR passage outlines local political figures, dates, and duties. Mentions include Mr Land as president candidate, Sneed and Shemgne figures, and references to voting processes, committees, and a long period of canal-related discussion. The text is garbled with names and terms, lacking clear events.
Fragmentary text mentions Deana MAS ADILAIOS and Alfred Hospital Sydney with a financial acknowledgement of over E5000. Describes a social gathering, courtesy noted, and references to individuals and a private report. Details are garbled and names unclear due to poor OCR.
A fragmented report describes a split within the Bible Society into three factions Proventorial Banarie and Ana Gare. It notes efforts to promote scripture through lectures at Presbyterian and Empire Halls, with references to copies distributed and campaigns against unchristian neglect.
Obscure OCR snippet shows garbled text with names and phrases like amawle and avi by and match. lacks coherent event, entities, or context to form a meaningful summary.
A damaged OCR wedding item describes a priest, a bride, and a groom with unclear rites. It mentions a ribbon, a pink georgette feature, a gold brooch, a handbag, and a cheque amid uncertain names and places.
An unreadable passage appears to mention dates, places, and names in a garbled way. It references a possible meeting or event with terms like date and place but the text is too corrupted to identify clear persons, organizations, or outcomes. The fragment offers little factual detail for a solid summary.
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