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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1916
Page
1
Perry’s Mid-Summer Exhibition of millinery and drapery goods promises value across dress materials prints costumes laces hosiery hats and shoes with guaranteed quality. The store highlights affordable groceries ironmongery glassware and a broad range of merchandise under one roof offering wholesome brands at low prices.
The public confuses value with price and Lloyds argues value has two parts. Drapery money goes further at Lloyds than elsewhere with sound value guaranteed by a reliable name. Clothing prices stay low despite higher costs. Before the war prices remain pared to the bone. Consider Sydney orders and compare prices after viewing our wide selection.
Our autumn display features millinery costumes corsets hosiery and neckwear plus furs feathers and flowers. Special tunings and new hosiery arrive as the department invites shoppers to see winter apparel and substantial savings on men and boys clothing and boots at Lloyds Wier Sue.
The report details delayed sea transport and a makeshift highway route to cope with the disrupted North Coast line. It notes lengthy freighter holds, passenger dislocations, and a temporary detour that strained local roads while authorities plan repairs and formalities.
The Dorridge Shire Council discussed the old lat Coramiva'on Pry tod Protinas' Kitehte project and delayed final approval. Plans include roadwork near the harbor pad and fiber installation, with potential impacts on nearby towns and Irish road purchases.
A report on a local enterprise promoting its products with a visit by Mr O Keate to discuss manufacturing methods. The article details shop floors, blacksmithing, joinery, and planing departments, highlighting the push toward self-reliance and improved production.
The readable text shows garbled phrases and names with no coherent event or date. Key entities and context are not discernible, making it impossible to extract a valid headline and summary.
Fragmentary wartime notice discusses national effort and war service. It names governments, committees, and funding sources while urging participation. references land banks, subscriptions, and support for returned workers and homefront industries.
Fragmented text outlines an agency filing involving the VA department and references dates and names in an untrustworthy OCR run. The legible items point to administrative action and potential upcoming steps, but concrete details remain obscured by transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR text references names Will and Kateem and a funeral context with unclear details. No clear event date or location emerges from the readable portion. Further text needed for a precise article card.
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