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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
1
Perry’s winter dresses department features two lines of dress tweeds up to 23 inches wide and a 40 inch wide beater dress tweed. Materials include grey tones and plaid options. Additional textures and styles are offered in the collection to suit the season.
A fragmentary local item notes pricing hints for Velveteens and related textiles. It references figures like 32 and mentions reading echoes from prior notices, with no clear event or speaker identified.
Fragmentary text appears to reference ladies golfers and pricing but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names, places, or dates. The incomplete lines offer no actionable event or person details to summarize into a proper news item.
A fragmented report outlines a broad political debate with references to a new federation plan, state subsidies, railways funding, and labor issues. It notes abolition movements, parliamentary maneuvers, and public meetings, with mentions of aviator plans and local clashes amid a busy legislative week. Individuals and organizations such as AWU, farmers groups, and local committees are named in a broad industrial and political context.
The May schedule includes the Chamber of Commerce gathering at the School of Arts on May 7 led by Mr. Doerd, Education Under-Secretary. Brx pire Day is set for Monday May 26, 906 with plans to adopt the date in the webnote. Reports cover bean cultivation, hospital duty exemptions, and local council rates, plus forthcoming balls, a hospital appeal, and Empire Day events across the district.
A garbled OCR passage records an unclear discussion about butter factory matters with scattered names and phrases. The text includes stray references to people, associations, tests, and unspecified proceedings, making it hard to extract a coherent event or outcome.
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The fragmentary OCR text from a Goff’s Harbor Advocate page is unreadable in places and mentions quarterly or trailing orders. The readable portions reference a notice or instruction and include scattered names and terms that do not yield a coherent event or action.
The Come Pong Club reviews a June 3 event and outlines a new pavilion costing about £400, funded by the Coif Inckey Club. The project aims to boost the course's popularity and reduce crowds by improving accommodation. Large entries from nearby districts are expected and attendance is forecast to rise.
Watte reports progress on the railway line between the Jetty and Repton with construction likely to advance to Mepton Tununt. The bridge over the Galager Bier is nearing completion and the short section southward should be finished soon, with temporary tidal work underway. About 100 men are being employed, and line ballastings continue as sites near Hotton advance.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Perry's Universal Providers Coff's Harbour and district news. It references a meeting, local echoes, and a puppet show, with scattered names and terms. overall unclear specifics but notes discussions of prices, schools, and a community event.
A murky court appeal over ouster orders unfolds before the Police Magistrate. Notable figures include Kirkland, known for guitar, and A C Lickin of the Waner firm, with dense legal maneuvering and mention of Sydney meetings. The Port noted here is Dorrigo with road concerns and prices at Barang.
On Tuesday last a man named William Morgieon of Dottigo was killed while falling from a vehicle. He was he was of age and leaves a wife and two children. The funeral was held on Thursday to allow Mrs Morreson to attend. The Hee Atblag Browe conducted the burial service and Mr O Kerfe handled arrangements.
Fragmentary notes describe Karangi timber sale activity with prices above £100 and plans for handling sacks of tape and rope. Mentions workers weighing goods, a riverfront site, and plans for a plant fair as planters seek returns. details are unclear and piecemeal from the damaged text.
The Davoung Society held a Wednesday evening debate by the Colds Literary and Brebating Society. The subject chosen was Is Capital Punishments sub Able. Mr Johnson led the discussion with Unsfieve, and Mr Terry opposed Movers Edwards Howarth and Millen, with St Jubeadts and Kerine among participants.
The fragmentary text mentions a case involving Pepywrraid Gotham and Coase with unspecified details. No clear persons, organizations, or events are readable to establish concrete facts or outcomes.
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