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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1929
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous brands and entities such as WHIPPET anit-Cylinizers and WILLYS-KNIGHT, with references to engines, trucks, sanitairy milking machines, and insurers. The readable portion lacks coherent events or narrative.
A clerical fragment reports the Coffa School of Aria committee adding votes to six and planning Friday night activities. It mentions Mr Rudder of Gharedah and a 7 per week offer, with a subcommittee appointed to draw up town plans for a three year term and to manage the school of arts picture details. The passage includes bids, tender actions, and expectations for the subcommittee to determine conditions for a move.
A curious Australian Mad rant discusses wool production and the nation’s reliance on foreign suppliers. It critiques domestic fabric trade, notes wool exports to the United States, and laments the impact of imported goods on Australian industry and wages.
The notice outlines dairy operations with Tedlade Milkman and Leo involvement, mentioning Wills and Mike Cream Geum. It references daily deliveries from Twick and contacts Ring Prone 58 for inquiries. The fragment implies a family business adjusting a team or contract deal related to milk delivery services.
An old advertisement encourages women to upgrade with the famed Binger Bewing machines, offering affordable adjustments and trade options. It lists service contacts and mentions representatives and suppliers including FT, JONES, and PULLEN, with various locations or office references.
Gardening Notes describe gladiolus and related blooms with advice on soil, planting, and care. It covers bulbs such as Gladiolus, Scabiosa, and Weigelia, detailing digging six weeks after flowering, removing roots, drying corms, and storage, plus color varieties and growth hints for vibrant annual displays.
Fragmented seed catalog text describes dahlia varieties with stiff stems offered at seven shillings six pence per lot plus postage. Mentions of growers Shepherd and partners, notes on tubers, and various person names including Christine Prior and Jean Watton-Thi, with scattered references to vendors and buyers.
Readable fragments describe a river section near Markaenle with a ridge length around seventy units and a two aA feature noted alongside. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names beyond place references.
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