Old Timer’s Ball and Weddng Bell at Coff Harbour
A festive notice from the North Coast paper reports a quiet hot wedding at the Coareh of Bagland Coffe Harbour. Albert Stage and Leon Dugean wed with Canon Madden officiating, the bride in ivory crepe de chine and carrying pink roses, guests including May Beet and Dorothy Duncan. The couple leave for Sydney for their honeymoon aboard the afterdate train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coareb
Bagland
Coffe
Partiss Biog
Albert
Leon Dugean
Mrebias
Cuffs Harbor
Norman J. (Poocy) Dagan
Crami
Canon Madden
Balliagen
Mra
Pullen
Mise May Beet
Dorothy Duncan
Beat
Duncao
Sydney
Fancy ball and Carnival procession promise a grand event
Monday night's event features King Carnival leading a procession at 9 o clock as preparations continue for an elaborate party. Local meetings by Roy Vincent MLA and Dr Richard Arthur MLC advocate government measures and warn of direct action while readers comment on Windbag’s prospects and Manfred’s popularity in racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival
Roy Vincent
Richard Arthur
M.L
Main Roads Board Not To Go
Lang opposes creation of a separate Main Roads Board preferring Public Works Department control. He argues the department already handles roads functions and would resist costly new organization. The board’s pace and scope are questioned, with calls for contracting road works instead.
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Main Roads Board
Lang
Main Roads’ Board
Main Roads' Board
Srge
Public Works Department
Hue
Dus Public Works Department
Hades
Langwido
Toe
Iron meteor from the storm strikes Mr. Smith’s roof at Upper Orars
A strange iron object descended during a Sunday storm near Mr. U Smith’s property in Upper Orars. It landed on the roof and was hurled away by strong winds, suggesting it was carried aloft by the storm to cloud level before retracing to land. Locals noted the event as a rare atmospheric occurrence with debris scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Upper Orars
Cronberger
Suoiiu
Iba
Mr. Smith
Coffs Harbor
AS LONG LAST SCHOOL OF ARTS IMPROVEMENTS
A special meeting of the committee discussed new plans for the School of Arts improvements. They reported the cost near £1100 to £1500 and agreed to seek ministerial assent to mortgage the site for about £1500.
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School OF Arts
Mesure Hamblin
Jackson
Gitlea
Shepherd
Dodd
Fogarty
J. Burke
W. R. Supith
Evane
Walter
Jones
Jordan
Vou
Sonith
Bennett
Hawke
Bartlett
Toey
Walker
Evans
Wolion Wat
Hape
Jockeys and Colonial Banter From A Faded Empire Review Sprawl
A fragmented excerpt mockingly discusses New Zealanders as naive and untrained, cites Foster Fraser and a belittling claim of democratic decline, and shifts to racing news. It mentions jockeys on Windbay and Windong, winnings totals, Melbourne Cup ties, and assorted equipment and outfits from Sydney vendors.
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Constanes Clyde
Empire Review
Connie
N.Z
Foster Fraser
Maeoriland
Balander
Holena
Australia
Publisher Letter From Sporty Forty About Marital News
Correspondence to the Editor from Sporty Forty criticizes social expectations on marriage and behavior in a dated tone. The writer urges clearer points and hints at contemporary gossip and propriety without explicit detail.
Consumptives Village Settlement Scheme Letter to the Editor
A reader chronicles a statewide push for a Village Settlement for consumptives modeled on Papworth England. He praises committee support and school donations, urging editor support and public cooperation to fund chalets and establish a humane TB settlement in New South Wales.
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Papworth
England
New South Wales
J.B. Te Sesiates
Macy
Norman Croft
C.H. A
Prohibition and Madness Claim Stirs Hospital Debate
A conference quote from Dr Herring, via arrangement, discusses Bellevue Hospital New York observations on Prohibition. He says alcohol related illnesses rose, many patients discharged slowly, hospitals crowded, and permanent insanity may follow with continued prohibition use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaiane
Maryland
Toengier
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Herring
Federal Elections Notice Names Advocate for Coffs Harbour
Federal elections guidance declares responsibility for all matters to John Covesfevy Pybus, Advocate Office Coffs Harbour. Attention is drawn to compulsory voting on the Federal Election day in November, Geeadv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Covesfey Pybus
Coffs Harbour
Telegrams From Dows On Fremantle Strike Chaos
Friday telegrams report the Fremantle strike collapsed as sailors and the captain quarrelled. Watersiders blamed for the defeat while calls to resume driving resumed amid government pressure. Labor threatens action against leaders and a seditious charge looms for Bruce and associates. Capetown reports note arrestees of Mussolini plotters and Ballarat leaders planning a broader strike in England and beyond.
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Dows
Heameo
Freemantle
Watersiders
Brisbane
Etvika
Wales
Cairne
Bowen
Long Ser
Gardiner Ie
I Board
Tom Waleb
Hos
Ballarat
ess@ee
Capetown
England
Politicians and patrons clash at Colla Harbor hall
An exhausted fragment from a Colla Harbor evening recounts a political gathering at the Jetty on Wednesday. The audience, including MLA Miss Preston Stapley, jeered and debated sartorial choices and questions of identity, ending with reflections on past festive days and a wish for better manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Stapley
Will Correiorom
Trea
Fleoters
Colla Harbor
Poppy Day drives poppy sales for Armistice appeal
Extensive preparations for Poppy Day by the United Soldiers Fund on Armistice Day aim to sell about 100000 remembrance poppies nationwide. Returned soldiers facing hardship and unemployment are highlighted as beneficiaries, with Col James McCrae’s wartime verses invoked to honor fallen comrades.
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United Soldiers’ Fund
Throughest & Pay
Cubarts
Laesch
Eleadere
United Soldiers
Tneo
Fischers
Lisat
Jobe McCrae
Ebere
France
Gearce Beand
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Wet
Lerten
Meteo
Marion Preece
Taecher
Habbuce ‘Paosa
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W.J. Broom
Bev, Fe von Biel
Bonville Sieezes
Ile
Emi Slane
Penetone
Plec
Meecine Diuue Abad Fond
Trotees Contemplatey
Turing Sarl
Liftempray
Gauls Fb Bas Ase
Fieueriee
D-patiunot
Marecour
Ferupount
Italeiga
Joe Moor
Bourke
Lee
Sachell Wuu
Efe
J. J. Cooper
W. Craig
Toe Railway
Sawteli
Stone
Bunaan
Ross and
Grieve
Bonnie Bonvilie
Wadartavan
Tra Surcourding
W. J. Bullock
High Street
Bas
5. Bioa
Austin
Byrne
Byrnes
The
Uta
Pater
Advocate
Melbourne
Windbag
Moat
Manfred
Bes
Claude H. Everingham
Jewett
Gago
McLean, Mackay, and
Dent
General Commission
Gentle's
Shoes
Urunga
Mooneest
National Mates Life Insurance Coy
Farmer's Cooperative Implement Co. , Ltd
James Martin & Co
Carpenter & Co
Bole Autealasian
Federal Matual Insurance Coy
Bimpler Milking Machine
Patow Bures
P.O, Bor Og
Dowt Profiteer
Oliver Thompson
Jetty Stores
Thompson
Carranis Baltanes
Lesias
Piaces
Bicardo
Moscatalia
Closters
Z Bosding
Figs
Heioy Tomato Chateau
Able M.morgan
Mre. Morgan
Wray
Committee
Gonstange
Seaky
Isles
Richard Seddown
Clyde
Windong
J. Moore
Aj.c
Aevicea
Windbay
Eichop Keanooka
Beldwio
Bie
Haodwick Wan
Soother
Cauldell
Theo Hup Cobelers
Albee Jones
Marketcrest
Epure
Leuglet
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