21 May 1937
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 21, 1937
Page
1
A fragmentary page lists Catholic and Methodist church services with dates in May and times, plus Presbyterian notices and a Moon phase reference. It includes a tide note for Coma Harbour indicating high and low tides occur around roughly two hours before and after standard tide timings.
A garbled local notice references a new Act 40 and court actions involving fines. It notes health enforcement and a target on a juvenile offender, with vague mentions of legal procedures and jurisdiction. No clear names or dates are readable, but the item centers on a recent act and municipal court outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions a possible event involvingVINVELLING from Sunbiwhew and references to a local official or organization. Names and details are obscured, making exact parties, places, or outcomes uncertain.
Won Averut opportuntty good GLAMKE and Wveprable aarkes are noted in this fragmentary notice. The readable text hints at a minor classified listing or lost item ad with unclear names and phrases. This record preserves the few legible elements without inventing details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe May activities amid unclear names and places. The passage mentions a time period around May and references various groups or individuals with distorted spellings, offering little coherent context or conclusive facts.
Bratton town council moves to secure Public Works Department funds for a local high school project. Vague plans include roadwork and utility improvements, with expected rail linkage and hotel development tied to council decisions. Public funds and timing remain under review as bids and permits proceed.
A damaged excerpt describes a heat related incident at Hayes Tully arena where a man named My WT Simnin, 22, from Hunetboyh, is listed among the injured or deceased. He suffered internal injuries and was taken by ambulance to District Hospital after collapse.
A garbled page fragment records varied personal notices and community items. Names such as Mrs. Frank Cook, Mr. Chu, and Mrs. Keating appear amid scattered references to a meeting, an operation, and local social details. The text is obscure and many phrases are unintelligible.
Numerous matches decided across local courts with players such as James, Headley, Mulligaris, and Seambary securing singles and doubles wins. Notable pairings include Harty with Mullheaim and Lowery with Seambary, highlighting a busy night of competitive night tennis and emerging talents.
A fragmented report describes a chaotic game or event with misread lines, mentioning teams and locations such as New South Wales and Ch leaR fos Wieluria. It references a crowd size around 23,000 and various players, with unclear sequence and outcome due to garbled OCR text.
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