Dorrigo Homestead Furma Notice and Parish Milling Timeline
Fragmentary notice references Dorrigo Homestead Furma and Stewart County Fiinios parish, noting availability around Tape 17.1812 with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary notice references Dorrigo Homestead Furma and Stewart County Fiinios parish, noting availability around Tape 17.1812 with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
A garbled 1912 brief prints scattered notes about aviators Bart and Stone, Australian exhibits, a windground stage show, and references to New Zealand, Australia, and parrell flights. It mentions air contests dated June 15, expected aviation interest, and various British and colonial topics.
The article recalls Sir Edward Carson KC later a Privy Councillor and knight arriving in England. It notes his cricket days and a curious incident where he challenged a rival to a public duel after a courtroom dispute, which the police declined to allow.
Sir George Reid said in an interview that most German people share Britain’s desire for peaceful development. He asserted a broad German mood toward reducing tensions and pursuing cordial relations with Britain.
Disjointed OCR fragment recounts a kingly reign and uprisings. Mentions Fear and courage, a king named Win, and events around a violent period. Includes scattered references to a Black person and social tensions amid conflict.
Fragmented readable lines describe efforts against pests and agricultural concerns. It mentions vacuum devices and cleaning, with references to a voyage and ship in apparent intact condition. The tone resembles brief wartime notices about resource use and domestic issues.
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