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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 09, 1933
Page
1
The Coffs Harbour Advocate for May Vt includes sun and moon phase data with tides and nautical notes. It lists phases such as new, first quarter, and last quarter alongside expected high and low tides for the period, plus general guidance on observing celestial events and tide cycles.
The report records local cycling activity with a Coffs Cycle Club event and mentions participants and places. It references West MIAO and nearby venues, noting race times, locations, and associated figures in a dated local context.
A fragmented OCR page lists a mix of sale notices and local items from Coffs Harbour and district. Entries mention FOR SALE items, addresses, and local meeting notes as well as references to memorials, books, and ads. The readable portion includes names, places, and partial descriptions amid garbled text.
Public notice for an annual meeting to be held on Monday May 16 at 7 PM at Cove Harbour. The agenda includes union business and reports, with entries listing Calderon Reed y and others. Risk of missing details due to OCR quality.
For sale a jumble of names and phrases from a damaged OCR segment. The readable bits mention Hirota and Westly, Alysnond's Garage, and partial references to sale details. No coherent event or valid auction data is extractable.
An official notice from Vonrigo Bhire Council announces the closing of road Orpenanor No 30. The document references local authorities and warns residents of planned disruption and expected impacts on traffic and access during the closure period.
The notice outlines a June 4 celebration with events including a grand ball, horse jumping, foot races, and trophy ceremonies. It highlights names such as Luminarions and a Mavis Nony, plus a concert by Berriman Orchestra and various social gatherings. Community leaders, dates, and venue hints appear amid a dense, eventful schedule.
A fragmented OCR passage alludes to a meeting in the north about a warning and weed control efforts. It references individuals named Anthony and G Savaxa and mentions CoMs Harbor and Varrahappltls with unclear actions and requests for spraying materials.
A vivid fragment details a community meeting headed by Mr Walker and others with mentions of students, teachers, and attendees across multiple groups. It notes supportive activities, a morning gathering, and various local figures involved, including arrangements for holiday visitors and church-related notes.
Tentative reports from The Federation in Melbourne indicate ripe bananas near market price ranges, with notices of price changes and production notes. The advisory mentions figures around twenty percent and other fluctuations, reflecting supply and demand pressures in the banana trade.
Fragmentary obituary notes reference a Mrs A and Myra, with mentions of a police station, a relocation, and family ties in a jumble of place names and dates, yielding little coherent detail but indicating a death notice in a local district.
A garbled OCR style recap describes a football game with numerous misspelled player and team names. It mentions players like Hover, Reedy, and Wan, plus teams and venues in a dense, unclear sequence of plays, scores, and outcomes. The piece lacks clear structure but centers on a late drive and conversions.
The Coffs Golf Club meeting details reveal a long agenda with officials preparing for print. Members discuss scheduling, ground work, and tasks to be completed before events.
The readable parts mention an individual named SH Harton Aone described as a miner with certain orders and events around a Wednesday. The fragment references a haul and Halong with possible abbreviations, but details are incomplete and difficult to interpret.
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