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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 24, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary notes report a fatal moon phase related incident on May 7 involving individuals named Moog Wray Jone and others. Time and place details are unclear. a water illness or injury appears linked to a Bat Hospital setting with a 4.00 water reading and 6 685 as unclear figures.
A Tuesday May 2 1058 edition of the Coffs Harbour Advocate marking a midweek issue with typical local news and notices from the coastal city.
Fragmentary local items and scattered notes describe community events and daily life. Names, places, and details are incomplete but imply social or civic notices, a meal reference, and general town happenings from an old newspaper page.
Tenders are invited to supply firewood to NestMonds and a Tilenink Firewood Vaghteutuestron. Proposals must meet specified quality and delivery terms. Interested bidders should submit full details by the stated deadline to the issuing council office.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a notice related to the COFFA HARBOUR AND DISTRIG AGRICULTURAL Society. Likely announces a meeting or event, with unclear details and dates missing.
An OCR fragment preserves scattered references to individuals in Sydney and Sydney-area politics, mentioning Constable Buehman, Mr. Tromworth, Mr. Finlay, and Mie Lived In Sydney. The text glances at elections, a state trottoms office, and a long list of local names and places with unclear connections.
Fragments describe a council session with names like George, Chaiton, and Cyuneth MiG. Mentions of a poet Briach and references to a Haldeped mt event. Lacks clear dates or outcomes. reads as a damaged OCR passage with scattered names and topics.
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