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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
1
A fragmented reading lists Catholic and Methodist church events with tentative dates and times, including services at 7:30 and 7:00, mentions of locations such as GlomrmuRh and Fort Worth, and references to lunar phases and tides. The piece appears as a scrambled notices page from The Coffa Harbour Advocate, September.
Readable fragments show a chaotic OCR segment with scattered names, places, and garbled strings. No clear event, date, or entities emerge to form a cohesive news item or headline.
WANTED notices and garbled text amid a list of items for sale including healthy tomato plants. The readable fragments indicate sale offers and contact cues but lack clear names places or dates.
Local officials announce a public auction set for March with participation details and deadlines. The notice lists the governing body and venue, outlining bidder requirements and submission steps for qualified applicants.
Local Rifle Club plans its annual meeting with members gathering to discuss year ahead. Officers to be elected, activities reviewed, and funding needs assessed. Agenda includes safety protocols and community outreach programs. Attendees expected from surrounding towns and clubs.
Woolgoolga Caigret Club announces a grand ball to be held Friday September 29 with Mann and Pardoe’s Orchestra and Saxophone Hew assisting. Event listed under Clarence River County Council traditions and entertainment in Anosto PON arrangements.
A large auction listing details numerous living room and kitchen items, appliances, furniture, and decor from various consignors. The sale notes a holiday furnishing emphasis with specific items like stoves, china, lighting, and storage pieces, inviting buyers to attend on the stated date and to note the time and location for a forthcoming auction at Seashle Cottage.
Readable portions describe CofA High School hosting a large midweek athletics carnival with many events. Students, organizers, and attendees supported by local officials, fundraisers, and volunteers, though the text is fragmented and some details are unclear. The page notes junior championships and various track events with multiple schools and participants.
Banana quotations across Sydney and Melbourne show varying prices from mid to high figures. Reports indicate wholesalers in Sydney quoting ranges around 10s to 32s per dozen with different grades and sizes, while Melbourne lists several prices for common and Grande bananas. Adelaide entries appear with lower figures, reflecting regional price differences.
The article lists numerous events and placings from a track and field meet. It includes names of athletes such as Henderson, Linvin, Mundy, and Crombie across sprints, hurdles, long jump, high jump, and relay events. Schools or teams, venues, and various times and distances appear in scattered form, reflecting a comprehensive meet summary with multiple age groups and championship rounds.
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