31 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
1
The notice lists dates and times for moon phases and high and low tides in Avonville, detailing the lunar cycle and potential effects on coastal activities. The chart appears fragmented but references specific phase names and daily timing cues for planning.
The readable fragments describe a local newspaper item from Coffe Harbour Advocate noting an event or notice linked to Abie with unclear context or details. The precise action, date, or parties are not discernible from the fragment.
A garbled OCR style excerpt references a show, individuals, and events including a Haiti Show and a Walter figure. Key names like Noptherm Courier and Sutton appear amid unclear phrases. The fragment hints at an information page or column debating topics and performances with limited legible facts.
A morning incident at a railway site led to trespass allegations against several individuals including Hie Tati and al Pulte. Authorities secured the area as workers prepared for site operations and inspected gate lines for access control.
Police report a woman identified as Cook severely injured in a two vehicle collision on a rural highway near Latrobe. An ambulance transported her to a local hospital with profuse facial wounds. A companion suffered minor injuries and an operation was performed. The other driver remained, and a bystander photographer froze the scene for investigators.
Readable fragments indicate a local service event involving Sammi Day with references to MWeNAM NIA NER. The text is incomplete but preserves a named individual and an organization-like tag, suggesting a community service listing or notice.
A garbled note from Goffs Harbour Golf Club expresses gratitude to several individuals and groups for support. It mentions leadership names and a date in April, noting continuation of club activities and appreciation for the community’s help.
The provided OCR is heavily garbled with many nonsensical terms. Readable names include Najera Hernantel and references to events, dates, places remain unclear. No coherent incident or outcome can be established from the fragment.
Fragmented notice mentions nurse McCarthy and district health authorities. Names appear jumbled, with references to towns, districts and a register. The legibility is poor, but indicates an official health office listing or registration action.
Auction advertisement lists items including furniture and household goods to be sold Saturday April at 2 pm. Location is coat of shale Mart in Hight Sty Coty Harbour with proceeds supporting community groups and a board vote. Names appear of items and sellers with scattered garbled text.
The report lists prize winners and top placings from the Bellingen event. Notable names include A He Biepherd, Ty Paitin, Manvilin, and CH Atdorat Bowne, with several categories and ages cited.
In the evolving telegraph system a new intercity line connects Sydney and Melbourne, with installation of carrier channels and improved wire routes. The upgrade aims to reduce transit time, expand coverage across major states, and support rapid communications for government and business.
Fragmentary text names Alfred Stunna Khonnique Munna and Hastinge, mentions voting and social ties, unclear context, possibly a personal or community note with oblique references and disrupted syntax.
A garbled line suggests a reference to a Canetti event or speech and a night gathering. The readable fragment mentions a party context and a daily Lomuarow meeting, but specifics are unclear.
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