28 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
1
The readable fragments present a jumble of names and terms such as Ape 2 Ulong sawan and METRODIET CHIRON. Many lines appear garbled with partial words like Moon's Phaser Wirak Quainter and New Maini Anias. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to form a definite news item.
A garbled note reports Mr Jacke arriving at NMHC Gem and visiting Cathe Tae with references to Kallen dente and a family event. The fragmentary text mentions a Mr MW and a goat in a web context.
The annual meeting of CoD AddsNovih Vogt discussed park access, officer elections, and financial accounts. Key figures included Wesley Shield, Marion, Haley, and others, with reports on cup contests, voting procedures, and future events in a dense, period-voice record.
Community notices list a children’s bazaar in Coffs Harbour District and rugby league event details. Mentions include dates in April, venues at the Calta Harbour Jetty and Hod Cosy, plus tender calls for building works and hotel renovations. Authorities urge participation and provide submission deadlines and contact cues.
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear references to a public hall event. Mentions names like Maven 1388 KO and Mugler with limited readable details. No clear date place or outcome present in the surviving text.
Public notice for an auction to be held Saturday next April 1 at 2 PM in Coffe Harbour High Street. The sale lists numerous household items including furniture, tables, chairs, beds, and various kitchenware plus a piano and other personal effects from Pharlus Von.
Fragmented OCR text shows names like Verne Hie and Weems amid a noisy campus debate on union reform. The garbled lines reference students, educators, and procedures, with unclear dates or locations.
Fragmented ad text lists items like hoods and sides for repair or sale. Mentions quick service, right to work, and various automotive components. Clarity is limited by OCR garbling, but implies sale of car parts and repair services.
A fragmented notice advertises a clearing-out sale featuring household items and furniture. The readable details include vendors, dates, and a street location in a small town, with sporadic references to names such as Cass and Mary. The text is garbled but indicates a week-long sale with various household goods and possibly decor.
A fragmentary report describes paid players and a football clash involving multiple listed names and teams. It notes investigations, a proposed call to action, and mentions a court-like review of a questionable game event, with referees and officials referenced amid disputed play.
Fragments describe a Methodist social gathering with mentions of Rev Prag Tutou, Paton in charge of YEG events, and various attendees. The dialogue references preparations, presentations, and a host noting participants and activities, with a sense of communal effort and celebration. Specific names and places are fragmented.
In a crowded event, Mills claimed the Hart Medal with a strong performance. Several swimmers from Berwin and nearby clubs competed, including notable shows from Van and Milla. The ceremony highlighted Larvell and Jackson families, with prizes awarded to top finishers as the paper notes.
Boxing match summary shows Sweeney defeating Cameron in a hard fought bout with exchanges and knockdowns noted. The piece recounts refereeing, crowd reaction, and a late momentum shift as Sweeney lands decisive blows. Cameron battles back with flashes but ultimately loses on points after a grueling rounds.
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