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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary readable words describe a wedding or social event at Goramba Station Road with names like Caen and Shania. Vague references to brides, a celebration, and a bell or badge hint at a local ceremony. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or actions.
A scrambled account details a violent clash near Harbour Passage involving multiple individuals and accusations of assault. Authorities report a chaotic scene with injuries and subsequent legal actions against several suspects, including denials and urgent police intervention.
The readable text describes a meeting at Coramba MPD and events around local residents Milton, Henman, and Soga, with references to a Korora mill, a house on Tee say, and people named Arian Meao Ray Wilkon and Belmon. It appears as a garbled eyewitness narrative of neighborhood movements and a pursuit near a local hood.
OCR fragments describe a confrontation between Benson and Witow with insults and shoving. Witnesses Bradley and Fowler reference arrangements with Wenauo and multiple locals as the incident unfolds near an embankment along a town street. The account notes punches to the face and a sequence of confrontational exchanges as bystanders react and officials discuss consequences.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Plunkett family ties, a wife Raymon Plunkett, property disputes, surveillance from a verandah, and references to a court case with medical examination and subpoenas. Names include Wilton, Mab, Arvhert George Sanyo, Nell, and Miss Regnop. The piece hints at violence and allegations surrounding Plunkett, a trial, and a remissment.
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