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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1928
Page
1
A jumble of scheduling snippets and proper names from a church or community notices page. Entries mention clerics, catechism, parishes, a Catholic church, various times, and dates like June and June 5, with scattered monetary amounts and participant names.
A garbled report describes a meeting and various associations with references to NAW Questiland government, a coast defense theme, and plans for events and cinema. It mentions Hurdle warmers, The great clube penal, The sient Flyer, and an upcoming wedding ground near Spdoey and Brsbane, with scattered notes on weather and ships.
Fragmentary text mentions church, weather, schools, and a village road issue. Many garbled names and phrases make the event unclear. No coherent action or outcome can be established from the readable content.
Fragmented text recalls individuals such as Byars, Bowlin, and Byars again amid scattered notes of travel, a wreck, and a bank setting. The wording is jumbled with unclear dates, places, and actions, preventing a coherent summary of a single event or story.
A partial readable line describes Mt Mie Jetty byck to plate with a brief mention of three tiers and a gate. The legible terms suggest a plan or diagram but lack full context or names to confirm details.
The text records a fragmented legal dispute between eMcNEER and COUNCIL of the Wailogs, mentioning coats and a court decision, with unrelated notices about envelopes, private offices, a Ladies meeting for a Hospital Ball, and a tourism gathering. It includes dates, places, and names in a disordered OCR fragment.
The report notes community groups and officials planning rallies to press for improved transportation options. Details mention coordinators and aims to meet public needs through organized demonstrations and engagement.
Public notice offers £6 for prolong contetion of thieves who stole house material and timber from mis places. Names Roamben Fann and 2 W. Browne mentioned.
A chaotic page with fragmented notices touts a grand show, a circus and attractions amid prices and times. Mentions Betty ABCONA, World 101 Wonders, and Wirth’s Circus with ads for seating, tickets and events.
A garbled report describes a ceremony at an act of an event in Suplre Day with attendees including Dyer Ue, Steny, and John Huxner. It notes speeches, candidate outcomes, and awards with unclear scores and participant names.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a ship voyage between Gibraltar and Port Melbourne with rough weather. Passengers and crew endure anxiety, clothing damaged, and a landing at Port Melbourne. The text mentions plans to sail to America and mentions relatives back home.
In a tense session chaired by a local official, residents and builders clashed over a proposed timber project. Several speakers questioned environmental impacts and cost, while supporters urged swift approval citing jobs and growth. The council reserved decision for a later meeting.
A fragmented report notes the formation of a new tennis club in Palmdale and outlines a forthcoming annual meeting. The piece mentions preparations, possible memberships, and a tentative schedule, with references to local figures and events.
A garbled archaeological fragment recounts a fatality involving Eric Finchy and a child named Mease Proc. Witnesses describe expressions of terror and a road incident. The text includes scattered place names, fractured injuries, and unclear chronology.
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