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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1940
Page
2
The record details counts of babies visited at the New Harbour Centre and Woolgoolga Centre during the September watch. It notes totals by age, daily feedings and sleep patterns, with averages and trends for under four years and for mothers present.
A garbled health advisory fragment discusses infant care and ventilation concerns. It references baby distress, feeding issues, and safety items, mentioning parents urged to monitor breathing and avoid drafts while seeking timely care.
The fragment appears unreadable with mixed letters and broken phrases. Names and places are unclear. No distinct event, organization, or date can be identified for a complete summary.
Commissioner Hartigan praised 200 Vine Street workers who joined the rail way service in recent months. He announced opportunities for further training, noting a large number of apprentices and transport sector demand. The recruitment emphasized improving efficiency and career paths for skilled tradesmen amid strong employment growth.
Alexander William Lockhart of Tyringham fined £30 or default to imprisonment on a police court charge of laying havers without holder’s permit. Evidence cited two bottles of pills and supposed theft connected to a comitable inquiry. Proceedings described as lengthy with witnesses and statements, result unclear on whether further action or payment was required.
Fragmented text shows garbled names and phrases. The readable portion mentions locations and dates in a vague way, but key people events and contexts are not decipherable. No coherent event or attribution can be established from the legible material.
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