Religious Services at Church of England Presbyterian
Sunday events listed at Snarebrook Colle Harbor and venues include grand concert with Jusn BO, MCLE preacher, and multiple speakers. Times span afternoon to late evening with May dates and various locations such as Ventral Bucve and Upper Crare.
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Presbyterian
Snarebrook
Colle Harbor
Her T.thor
McLe
Mr. FF
Macon
Mrs. Richards
Bucve
WH Becomb
Ghondgrene
Crmantie
Upper Crare
Her Weeder Harbour
Who Will Be Queen Of The Day At The Hospital Fund
Public interest for hospital fundraising grows as two candidatures emerge. Kitty Carmichael and Maria Pike lead the Diggers and Dodustria Work camps with color campaigns and local events. The Karangi Progress Association weighs in as voters prep for the Queen Stakes to support the hospital fund.
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Bofer Mise
Kitty Carmichael
Maria Pike
Dodustria
Luth
Lave
Mice Pike
Bng
Kreoj
Spirite
H. Deummond
A. J. Longmair
W. C. Smith
Treacurer
R. Gailer
GC. Evaringham
Lasque
Hospital Funde
Karangi Progress Association
Empire Ley wins anniversary of Queen Victoria birth vigil
An item notes Empire Ley winning an anniversary event tied to Queen Victoria’s birth. It reports on a riding accident involving Miss Badger of Honville who was thrown from a horse in a paddock, suffering a severe shake and a gash but progressing favorably after medical attention.
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Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
W. Badger
Honville
Miss Badger
Larbaleuer
Norman Hill
Korora
Bill
Hint
Local cabbit incident and threats near Colle Civek
A fragment reports a cabbit arrival near Colle Civek with a fatality nearby within beach distance. It notes a dangerous local figure may threaten order and hints at drastic measures to counter him. Attendance by Jack of Jack and McDonald and Lismore officials is stated for a meeting on July 14 at a venue listed in the notice.
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Colle
Colle Civek
Teblit
Jack
F Boa
F.G.M.D
Jack and McDonald
Lismore
Roihoing
Furay
Ofw
Og Barurpar
Jone Sm
Queen of the Day Dance Aids Diggers Candidate
Friday night dance for the Diggers Queen candidate Miss Carmichael attracted strong attendance. Music by volunteer pianists drew many to find partners while grateful thanks were given to patrons and organizers.
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Miss Carmichael
W. Kay
D. Worland
Menars. Griffin
W. A. Robinson
Scouts Hopeful For Sydney Rally Trip
Local Boy Scouts aim to raise funds to cover about £71 for a Sydney rally with the Prince as Chief Scout of Wales. A benefit night at the hospital and pony top raised a fair turnout. organizers pledge to send 40 boys, with amounts listed for various donations and a note on land lease forfeiture by Coff Council amid government aid concerns.
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Sydney
Wales
Davco
Pony Top
Coffs
Casing
A. Peat Ieee
Urangs
Morwilombai
Medges
Tamworth
Coff
Dorrigo Siire
Empire Celebrations at Reperior Public School Parade
About fifty parcels and around three hundred fifty children joined a singing event at Reperior Public School. Speakers emphasized imperial loyalty, unity among colonies, and the Empire’s duty to freedom, with remarks on Australia’s future amid global tensions.
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Reperior
Qlan
H. Woodger
D. W. Macpherson
Wales
Impressions of the Coramba King gold mine visit
A Victorian era field visit to the Coramba King mine near Coramba by local shareholders led by Dan Shen. The party examined the reef eight feet wide at about 300 feet depth, noted earlier yields of 240 pounds and 300 pounds, and observed cyanide processing and tailings before exploring a tunnel up the mountain side.
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Caddell
Coffs Harbor
Grafton
Dan Shen
Coffs Jenny
Coramba
Svea
Uae
Rutin
Duman
Local notes and town chatter from the coffee house
A garbled column sketches Banville fishing, local bets, and port town hopes. Mentions a trip to Sydney, fundraising pitches, jail timing, Northern Territory, and war talk. References Pickles the horse and Grafton sports, with wary notes on the coffee debate and state government.
Ormonde Seeks Repairs After Engine Damage
Telegrams note the steamer Ormonde has retired to Adelaide outer harbour to repair a damaged engine after a two day delay. The report also touches on fodder supply maneuvers by producers and the economic shift toward a three day working week amid holiday restraint.
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Bydoy
Torsday
Ormonde
Adelaide
Dann
Necessary Commodities Commission
Clayneni Ee
France
M. Dessbanel
Mos
Eoglish
Financial woes spark price drops and capital pleas
The piece notes falling prices in retail and wholesale sectors, predicting similar cuts in New Zealand and hints at a domestic push for capital. It mentions traders reducing living costs by 15 to 25 percent and calls for fresh funds amid stalled work and investor concerns.
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Iife
New Zealand
New York
Repatriation Committee Meeting Notes at Hotel
A Coffe Herbor Repatriation Sol comanttee met Friday evening at the Hotel Fitaror with J T Foulee as president and others including Meowra Giller Carian Hammold Walter Dodd and Fowler acting secretary. Minutes were read and discussed loan requests from a returned soldier, a £80 loan to finish a residence, and a £3 1 1 0 payment item for the local School of Art. Spickett’s land status was reviewed and steps considered to remand forfeiture. five council members present.
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Coffe Herbor
Ron
Alowanes
Lie Melien
Meriie Gilise
Dodd
Cartan
Hemmood
Gilles
Spickett
Mr. Walker
Mr. Faulks
Car
Tee
Coramba Triumph In Close Football Final
A hard fought match saw Coramba edge Coffs Harbour by three points after a tense second half. Errol McKay starred with goals and assists while Abecom built an early 4-2 lead at halftime. McCabe delivered a standout defensive effort before an unfortunate foul ended his game.
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Coramba
Mr. Dunewo
Errol McKay
Malvere
Teve Woods
Abecom
Coffs
W. McKay
McCabs
Corumbs
E. McKay
Coffe
BR. McCabe
Spreia
Marangi Woolgeolga Match Report Summary
Marangi Woolgeolga defeated Woolgeolge at home on Saturday with a 4 point margin. C Buchanan and T Haoly scored tries, while a kicking penalty and a late try by Om mancing Hanley added to the win. Referee Mr. Dali officiated as Karaog ladies were praised for their support. Glenreagh game followed with a draw as AM provided fair refereeing.
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Woolgeolge
Karangi
Tnes
C. Buchanan
T. Haoly
Bald
Son
Hanley
Iron Buchanan
Aloe
Dali
Karaog
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