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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item lists church services for Anglican and Catholic groups with attendee notes and dates, followed by a section on moon phases and sun and tides. It mentions Father Ryan, a Wesleyan church, and various times and calendar references, ending with tide and moon data.
A fragmentary OCR from The Coffs Harbour Advocate presents a jumbled, partially readable text with numerous garbled names, numbers, and phrases. It references training, meetings, votes, and various individuals, but lacks coherent structure or clear reportable events.
On Reapitay Board night, G Lovell was re elected president for another year. Other officers were elected: E W Sualtte and WX J Woo as gentlemen? Lacks clarity on several names and roles. New member changes and board votes are noted, with references to upcoming meetings and committee decisions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows noisy mix of names and phrases likely from a theater or local notices page. It references Aho Lat, Taparsmanents, Mera, Vid mele, Crh Moonta, Walroum, and a September date, but lacks clear events or coherent details to confirm a single item.
A fragmented OCR note describes a person named Mra, M. MUL of Movdl, visiting Cate Har with her daughter and travelling to Sydney with son Sid. It mentions meetings with various individuals and unclear references to musical performances and appointments, ending with scattered names and places.
An Asia meeting list names P. and C. Association participants, highlighting school, address, and venue details. Officials announce draft schedules and local ties to the SLCIMINE-UN Mall area in Maur Masar, with focus on preliminary sessions and participant lines.
Postmaster general department tenders invited for a furniture sale. Names and places listed include Graton, South Crafty, Mi Kan, Nymboida, Hemmant, Eber, He Quillen, Libmors, and telegraph lines. The notice signals an auction style procurement with multiple district firms and suppliers.
An unclear, fragmented report describes Mr AE Cottes and Mr Wilfred Tulk traveling to Solitary Island from Coffs on a steamer URI. Included are scattered mentions of companions Moe and family, local names, and weather notes. The text is garbled with many nonsensical phrases and incomplete sentences.
An opaque fragment references a Christobhon court proceeding on Weslavidday with vague dates and names. It mentions motor issues, a curve, and an abattoir trading note, with unclear participants and outcomes, leaving the specific action and result indeterminable in readable form.
Fragmentary OCR style notes showing mixed phrases and names. Mentions include Bananas, Markos, Muilin Bay, an election context, and random terms. Reads as a damaged page with unclear events and few readable proper nouns.
Fragmented notes reference railway routes and local wards with mentions of bypoll timing and candidate activity. The text alludes to wards like Tur and Wing, several dates around late 28 and 31, with references to bypolls, votes, and district elections.
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