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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1933
Page
1
A partial OCR fragment notes a tide event with unclear names and times. The text mentions a set or watch around four am and references locations or groups but lacks complete details to identify participants or exact event and place.
A wartime style brief reports a group of men charged after a railway property theft. John Hhannog, 21, faced postponements as authorities considered the men’s alleged plan and means. Police noted the defendants had been in custody since Saturday and were allowed to travel on the train.
A vessel broke from moorings and drifted toward a northern harbor wall. The launch was eventually secured, but observers reported damage to nearby property and a large quantity ofMb was landed for storage. Investigations continued into the cause and the status of the crew.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a rally, numbers, and unclear place names. The text references packs, planes, moods, and a buried sense of consumer calls. Names like BALISU and others appear, but the overall message is fragmented and hard to parse.
The representative of the Bansas Urowers Federation to Sipdney reports today's market prices and leads, listing numerous items and values such as Photon peas and various grains. Market notes include ripened fruit and several irregular spellings, with mentions of shortages and need for retin services.
Fragmentary text mentions a legal or official notice with names and places but is too garbled to identify entities, dates, or actions. The readable fragments suggest a formal government or agency filing requiring attention.
Notices from Blyth Corsini Grand Ball outline tendering for scrub land at Copper Onan with lowest bids to be accepted. event to support Arts School funds. Tickets and details listed, with location and organizers named for the October event and charity aims.
Impounding notice appears in a colonial probate proceeding for an estate in New South Wales. The document references a Supreme Court case, a will, and a registrar with instructions for objecting to the will by a given date, detailing names, places, and procedural steps.
Auction listing for sale without reserve by multiple names with time place details garbled. Readable items mention auctioneers and sale in Anoka with note to attend. no coherent dates or explicit buyer actions due to poor OCR.
A rugged bush work accident near Brigasvale left workers injured as a locomotive and bicycle collided during the line construction. Warnings about the risky task were issued after a spate of near misses and one fatal blow possibly linked to the heavy machinery.
A fragmentary notice describes a forthcoming public event schedule with civic and weather features. It mentions fly flyers, a health observance, a ceremony at a local area, and a warning to watch for updates next Saturday afternoon. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
Delightful entertainment features from Faling’s new or reconditioned Player-Piano of Page. The ad touts Avea and Ene in an inviting, period voice, promising accessible music at home.
Reports describe a large crowd at a hall for a cycling program with a handicap race among riders including Gratton, Paton, and McPherson. Various heats and scratch races followed, with detailed results and participant names listed for each event and heat.
Fragmentary report from Coffs Golf Club details a men's competition run on Sunday. Local players produced mixed results with one standout performance noted as Acorn, while conditions and attendance are described in brief fashion.
Report outlines a troubled swimming event at Cotte Harbour, listing unclear classifications, alleged safety concerns, and interference by organizers. It notes potential disqualification if competitors or individuals arise from the crowd, with references to lifeguard actions and an emergency response.
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