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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1936
Page
1
An OCR fragment lists religious services and times for May 11 including references to pastors and locations. The legible items mention Morning and Evening gatherings with various names and a parish setting.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a local and general story about a violent event, naming several individuals and details of injuries. It mentions highway action on a recent Sunday, hospitalizations, and a suspect possibly fleeing. The text is garbled but centers on a serious assault with a gunshot wound and emergency response.
A garbled OCR item mentions Clarence and wives at CARNE Wy NW ALLE, with references to interference and a civic harbor area. It notes a ship or cargo context and a Tuesday event, but many words are unreadable, yielding a partial local notice style item.
The text shows garbled terms and scattered fragments mentioning various names and places. It lacks coherent events, dates, or a clear subject to summarize into a single news item.
A valediction honors Colin Hacking son of East Men A Re Hacking. The ceremony recalls his cricket career with Tigh Actiool and Cay Hayton tours, noting involvement in Galt participation, local matches, and leadership. The event includes memories from peers and the community, highlighting his sporting spirit and future plans.
A fragmented item reports banana price trends and education notes in Sydney. Mentions grade quality lines, regulatory grading, and market updates with scattered figures and references to individuals and organizations.
Reported schedule shows the Mid-North Louis Golf Association plans a Sunday event at Harbour ai 8 tenyne. Teams include Nowracit Hii Te and Towrayier Mackaviliy with Macks thle VW metus and Nambueed Mowry al Nuon noted as participants.
A fragmented sports blurb describes a footballer named Harold in a stray reporting style. Mentions referees and sideline moments. Contains garbled phrases and missed words, obscuring dates and teams.
A fragmented report describes proposed construction projects and zoning concerns in a coastal area. Officials and residents debate the impact on traffic, housing supply, and public services while plans reference a 106 unit development and future infrastructure.
The readable scraps reference names like HRY Blakes and K. Hovland along with scattered terms such as FARE The Day, Mapeats, and Moats. The text appears as interrupted OCR with unclear dates, places, and roles, offering only partial glimpses of names and events without a coherent narrative.
A memorial notice lists Arthur Bae with memory and family names. The obituary mentions Evelyn, Aime, Norma, and other relatives. A meeting is announced for May 28 at 24pm near a school. Also appears as a sale listing for electrical items and cookware with several names and places.
A contested appeal notice appears to reference a novice judge and a friendly appeal court. The document mentions a hearing date in June with a stated amount and location, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, and official entities.
Tenders open at 1 pm in June for the Tully Ine pupilive torn period of the satin Haw Hive Clans. Secretary JAMIN WALTERS issues the call on behalf of ABEAT with the date and venue details, requesting bidders to submit proposals for the project’s completion.
Mortgagee Charles Yost announces sale of the property described as SPXTIE PAY AVE 18 and adjacent parcels in a trustee deed. The notice states the sale is for unpaid obligations, with details of title, boundaries, and the auction procedure, urging compliance and specifying the sale date and conditions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a local event or incident with unclear details. Readable portions reference people and places but no coherent facts or dates emerge for a concrete summary.
The article extols women’s expanded roles in wartime labor, home front duties, and Red Cross work. It highlights the need for unity, moral strength, and support for the British Empire, urging women to train, organize, and sustain national resilience through civic engagement and charitable aid. It references figures, nations, and organizations while stressing duty to country and family.
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