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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes list sun high tide and local conditions at Risge Bay, with unclear names and imprecise times. No readable events or figures are stated, leaving only scattered hints of a coastal observation entry.
The readable lines appear scrambled and largely unreadable, with scattered names and phrases. No clear event, date, place, or organization stands out, making it impossible to determine a coherent news item or outcome from the supplied fragment.
Fragmented OCR text references teams and players with scattered notes on a game day schedule and outcomes. Many names, places, and actions appear garbled, yielding no coherent narrative or definite facts to summarize concisely.
Federation Melbourne representative reports banana prices with mixed figures and unclear dates. Readings include banana bids around 19/6 to 24 Ua 23/6 and 20/6, with Adelaide market listing values up to 267 per unit.
Fragmented obituary items and sale notices figure in a noisy OCR fragmenting names places and dates. The readable bits reference a memorial note for Coomies Toytne Gu mopy and stray lines mention cottage sale and a P O box, with unclear dates. The garbled text hints at a memorial service and public sale notice elements without coherent narrative.
Tender notices show a call for bids with contract number 13/33 and reference to bidders and submitting entities. Names and places are partially legible, listing procurement actions, deadlines, and participating chambers or councils.
The Memorial Hall Combined Committee held a well attended meeting electing DebMNhKG as president and J Taror and Mine Thompeou as vice presidents. Marshai boo is secretary with A. d. Dod as assistant secretary, and a slate of officers and representatives was adopted for the hall’s committee and future club activities. A large cannival is planned for November with arrangements for additions to the hall rules and broader public representation.
An OCR fragment notes shifting freight flows with trains and ships connecting Byron Bay, Sydney, and other ports. It mentions limited service windows, a weekly schedule, and new proportional rates three quarters per case. Names and places are partially garbled.
Ulony elnaled Commichooolata defeated MeLwod and Mimichr-monred ejoatar Mong while Brotiey scored 9 KOM for Mac Aohnewe Kletentam. Mt Cormmba retained the Muthenra Cup by defeating Genteanh 14 to 4. Max Johngom won iM grit Wicking Fors with three goals for Clenreng. Mick Duvenns kicked for Clenreng. Father Bratley refereed the match.
A fragmented OCR text appears to recount a race event or boxing match with numerous names such as Ryan, Sima, Howie Hoy, and Jockey Kelly. It mentions teams, matches, and mentions of Gold Cup and Crescent avenues, but the passage is heavily garbled with many misspellings and stray phrases, making specific facts hard to extract.
Fragmented text describes a 1924 show with cast members Gertie OF Plashelt and Vaniury nf Carbulary. Mentions a Plaahett record with numbers like TV No. 3933 and a looser note on selections and officials. The readability is poor but indicates a theatrical program item.
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