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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
1
A garbled OCR style list mentions multiple names, dates, and places such as Karas, Cram Pa Nor, Gunfiration at Mae em Ruel Bet Dyately, and various individuals like Michards Lawre and Irene Fm. It appears as scattered references to events, people, and locations with no coherent narrative or single focused incident.
Fragmented text from a local newspaper page shows garbled names and place markers. Readable bits reference a publication and potential names but lack coherent facts, dates, or events to confirm a complete item.
The hospital carnival begins on Wednesday September 21, the first of four days planned to raise funds for the hospital’s erection. The procession will proceed to the Buadium ground at about 4 pm. Mr. rine will oversee the bazaar and many pieces of furniture are expected from the country for display and sale.
Mr D Bawden of Gratton and Mr H Boultwond of Bellingen speak at the School of Arts in Coffs Harbour and nearby towns as Liberal candidates stage meetings. A conference of local Liberal League delegates plans ballot arrangements, with papers sent to leagues and returned to the Coff's Harbour secretary.
Postal Department informs that Sydney and Brisbane radio telegraph stations can handle communications, making it necessary to erect a station at Coffs Harbor. The proposal is supported by the secretary of the Harbour League.
In a cryptic note Bosingss Motios records an event at Vean featuring Ivana and a Stent Wie Lunes team. The fragmentary text hints at a match or display with Neopet participants and a series of feats or peests amid unclear venue details.
An account from Coffs Harbour Jockey Club describes a gathering at the Aime 41 venue with racing officials and attendees. The note mentions specific participants and activities around the event, including a brief outline of the programs and some named individuals.
A fragmented telegraphic report describes a woman killed on a rail line near Glebe and Waverley, with references to locations including Sidney, Glebe, Waverley, and Witlongby. Police and treasurer actions are noted amid broader political items on rail poses and a consolidation bill.
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a motion related to the Speaker vote with a tally mentioned. It notes the government claiming no opportunity to submit measures and hints at opposition votes, but the garbled text obscures specifics and names.
In a brief report a narrowly averted incident is noted with minimal readable details. The text mentions a railway or transit context and references two unnamed participants and a near miss without clear dates or locations. Further specifics are not provided in the legible fragments.
A damaged OCR fragment references rain and a fatal incident involving a person named Hoth and a slant. It also mentions names Marti Kalter and numbers including 1124 and 104d, with scattered terms like Adelaide and northern. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
An unclear note reports that Bland's daughter published a book claiming Julius Boreau appeared three weeks after her father was drowned. The item references spiritualism headquarters in London and suggests a medical advisory context.
Ten thousand attended the funeral for Nolan, killed in the Dublin riots. Police and mourners lined the streets as processions moved slowly, with delays and tense scenes reported along the route.
A garbled week of town notices and social items mentions various people and institutions from Caul Harbor. It records church events, a memorial at Anglelty cemetery, a district band concert, and a charity fund collection. Names such as Mr Gen Yilling and Mrs Schwinghammer appear amid fragmented references to weddings, promotions, and community gatherings.
Council notes a £14 14s 6d claim to Dr Hindmarsh paid after a previous £29 judgment, cites unresolved subsidy payments and mounting debts, and proposes cost cutting including staff reductions and delaying improvements. It records actions by a Bailiff and a request to engage the Engineer, plus plans to inform the Clark and seek department support.
Coramba A P and H Society held a committee meeting on a Wednesday with uncertain attendance. Correspondence included a letter from North Coast Agricultural, and a discussion on butter tart prize rules, with secretary notes and ongoing inquiries to Members.
Fragmentary OCR text references United Liberty League and various names and phrases but contains many garbled terms. Unable to determine a coherent event, place, or date from the provided excerpt.
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