Relgious Services and Memorial Notices In Town
Fragments list church services at Catholic and Methodist chapels in September and a memorial notice for Margen and Marge J Tek. Moon’s Phages notes delivery dates and forewarns about October 3.
20 Sep 1927
Page 1
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1927
Page
1
Fragments list church services at Catholic and Methodist chapels in September and a memorial notice for Margen and Marge J Tek. Moon’s Phages notes delivery dates and forewarns about October 3.
A gala concert at the Jetty Theatre on Pore supported Mr Wy Andertot in his Ugly Man competition bid. The programme featured Mr Young and a broad assortment of items, with a later public party and dance in Jetty Hall. Evelyn Kearta won the ladies first prize. Po Brien captured the weekly prize.
Local party notes reveal Labor candidate McCarthy nearly missed nomination as the Young electorate faced last minute delays. The Central Executive was expected to handle templated duties, with boxing fundraiser plans at Golf Harbour drawing attention and promising contests among factions from Woolgoulga and nearby districts.
Fragmentary notice describes creation of an official post and eating allowances at Lind place Gondurene. Details reference Ollie M Trangemetis and a court reading, with mentions of preparations for facilities and work schedule amid uncertain context and dates.
Readable fragments describe community updates from Coffs Harbour and nearby towns. Mentions local figures, hospital notices, police, council actions, racing pigeons, dog registration, and upcoming meetings with brief status cues.
A chaotic mixture notes political candidates and Irish election results, a theater figure’s suicide, a fire trapping a family, severance committee activity, criminal crops, and lost items. It mentions Mr Hannen and a cow birth, with varying local concerns and small rewards.
Fragmented notice describes a property sale auction with a verandah and fenced yard. It lists an auctioneer and legal terms but the text is heavily garbled with illegible portions. The legible items reference uteniable terms like Torrens and Libsce Terma and a SANMATA listing.
The Surf Club meeting will be held at the School of Art on Monday September 26 at ? pm sharp to elect officers and discuss upcoming matters. The Coffs Harbour Cooperative Dairying and Refrigerating Society Ltd invites written nominations for the Board of Directors until noon on Wednesday September 28, signed by two shareholders and counter signed by the nominee.
Cecil Owen Walsh of Coffs Harbour announces his intention to apply for a discharge certificate under the Bankruptcy Act at the Supreme Court Buildings Sydney on Monday October 10 1927 at 10 am or as soon after as possible. Notice dated September 13 1957.
A fragment announces a women centered periodical edited as Helen's Weekly. It promotes features on mothercraft and labor topics, with Vanity items and a free pattern with each issue. The text emphasizes a popular price and weekly appeal to female readers.
Tomorrow night the Jetty Theatre opens a summer season with a two film weekly plan. Paramount pictures will play with the Pirot National feature on Wednesdays and Fou Centers on Saturdays. The program promises a wide array of noted actors and current releases, though some text is garbled.
An interview with the Examiner in Grafton describes Mr. Braxter's unopposed run for the Tenterfield electorate. Voiced confusion over nomination dates September 1 and 11, with errors cited in posting papers at Ey-Ogle. Includes mentions of 1060 Marines and Amber workers, a Call Harbour factory board vacancy, a pacific earthquake, and a British tour by the Warsibe M. lugey with press attention.
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