14 May 1937
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
1
A fragment from the Coffs Harbour Advocate lists church services across denominations for May and June, including Church of England, Catholic, Central Mission, and Presbyterian notices with times. It also notes moon phases from May 17 to June 9 and tides data, followed by a dateline of May 11, 1997.
A large gathering at the new Melbourne school grounds celebrated the official opening. Attendees included local officials and parents who praised the modern facilities. J. Flue Hondred and R. Curran MMfetial led the proceedings while a maggle A-vote of thanks was recorded. The event featured a planned 3 pm opening ceremony and a community reception.
A local court this week heard Charles Hewes Laneley of Linmore charged with travelling by rail with a horse and gear without a proper permit. Constable DUM testified the journey involved a truck attached to a pail train and a permit allegedly received from a King at Glenvenza. The defendant claimed the permit was valid and issued by King, with testimonies noting the route via Grattan and Ti igo and questioning whether the permit covered the journey for the horses.
A long scanning report details a family centenary gathering in Lin Cintra and Veit Mr and Mis Mears. The event included travel from Letaunl, acts of devotion, prayers, and a communal meal. The piece mentions church officials, a visiting bishop, and small local ceremonies surrounding the milestone.
An overloaded lorry owned by Mr. Dame Hi Marchespar went off the hillside between Coramisa and Dor on the previous Monday. The vehicle rolled down a steep verge near a bend, blocking the path and hindering aid before the driver and passengers escaped unhurt. Police and insurers are assessing the scene.
The Coffs CWA branch plans to officially open its new rest rooms in May. The ceremony will be attended by titled officials and invited members of the public. The project aims to provide updated facilities for visitors and local residents at the Harbour area.
Federation Melbourne representative reports regay dig that graded rate quality Toll 1H bo 2s. Market updates note rescalation graded fen justity trail with a focus on advlaide market regulation and quality assessments.
A rugged card featuring George Wood and Cont Grivan headlines a wrestling and boxing event in Australia. Promoter Cres reports strong showings from Beavery, Pickering, Cameroy, May, Fuottots, and Sindiuuy with sessions targeting weight classes and title chances. Fans anticipate clashes highlighting years of top rivalry and emerging contenders in a packed program.
Local fans anticipate a tense game as Manaun yowere' and Hinde contest the rw mendag Uile rivalry. Officials, team lineups, and gate prices are reported, with warnings of discipline and wearing off-field tension shaping the upcoming clash at the stadium.
A fragment describes an old students union meeting held on a Tuesday night in the hall of the student body. The president presided amid a crowded attendance including committee members and guests. Discussion covered rules and future planning with a vote on a pending proposal and social events.
A chaotic OCR filled report discusses Ambulance Service restructuring with hospital board members, union and district committee debates, and proposed transfer of ambulances. It outlines concerns about impact on hospital philanthropy and patient care, with calls for delaying any change and preserving existing ambulance provision.
An old Upper Orara event recounts a community picnic with speeches by local leaders including Walter and Mr. Milly, a chocolate treat for attendees, and a public display of funds raised for school and social activities. References to residents, schools, and a Mrs Small from Inglewood hint at a connected regional celebration.
Fragmentary text shows marketing references to Sydney Ber with mentions of rates, premiums, and coded ride and event details. The garbled lines suggest a list of prices and special items, but the exact items and dates remain unclear.
The readable fragments describe a roadway construction project between two areas with a new route linking a highway and a foundation. Details are garbled but imply a transit link under study or partial completion with standard safety and access considerations.
Fragmentary piece notes football events and social dances with unclear names and dates. Reading shows mentions of rooms and times, a weathered reference to a permanent wave week, and various garbled phrases. The readable parts suggest a community column item about weekly activities and upcoming events.
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