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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable wording without clear names, places, dates, or event details for a coherent news item. The readable portions resemble truncated phrases and nonstandard strings, hindering reliable summary creation.
The readable text hints at an event timeline around May 8 involving FASTS AND KI awurs and a Parkigoeg application for a delay or final appeal. References to a government, bills, and a pandemic era context appear, with scattered names and tasks, but details are largely garbled and uncertain.
A garbled OCR style paper fragment covers trials and sentences, fires in Parliament, margarine production, railway work, public notices, and scattered local events. It mentions executions, suffragette reference, and a stock sale, but many names and places are unreadable.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a memorial note and references a date around the first half of a month. The readable bits hint at tribute language and a personal remembrance, without clear names, places, or events.
Monahan the Tailor announces a new season collection featuring fine materials in Coff's Harbour. He advertises Pare Todigo Bloc fabrics, riding Twists and Worsteds, all garments hand sewn under his supervision, with careful design, shrinking and quality trimmings. Customers are invited to visit for updated stock and reasonable prices.
A fragmented clipping from Coff’s Harbour area outlines local businesses and district news. It mentions Monahan the Tailor on High Street and references church, schooling, dairy, and local events with scattered names and places, reflecting a busy, multi-topic page.
At Woolgoolga a meeting discussed forming a new District Rifle Association to separate from the present body. Potential advantages include better funding per member and a clearer entry system. Clubs named include Woolgoolga Cal’s Harbor Dorrigo Maclean and nearby towns. Capt Klaue was elected secretary pro tem to organized delegates for a formal vote.
Fragmented OCR text shows a travel themed item with scattered phrases about boats, colors, and a playful exclamation. The readable parts reference a voyage vibe and a seaside setting with generic imagery of blue water and travel. The exact details remain unclear.
Professor David of Sydney University received a wireless message from Dr. Mawson in Antarctica aboard the Aurora. Mawson says he and his party are hindered by circumstances, delaying telegraph and radio communications during winter conditions.
An early 19th century notice discusses a new mail timetable and the role of The Advocate in delivering all important world events to residents on the road to Clenreagh. It asserts no other paper can provide such timely information by Friday at 12 o'clock. The Joe fowat journal pledges faithful service to keep farmers informed with the latest news.
Fragmentary text recalls a polar conversation between Dr Chacat and Captain Scntt about a vow tied to Cape Brite and a mysterious store event as they navigate Antarctic snows, with garbled names and unclear outcomes.
A local recital featured Miss Rudder with vocal solos and recital pieces. Mr. A Robins and Miss Nelle Hanley complemented the program with songs and readings, while the male ensemble and children performed with skill. The audience rewarded every number with hearty applause and an encore.
Fragmentary report describes harsh conditions delaying the expedition near Spit Hoek Caunghell and the loss of life. Ambiguous notes mention equipment fire, evacuations, and meteorological difficulties affecting the Ny rary Hoe Wee and Ho At Wiates camps.
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