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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
2
A dense, vintage style column discusses lawn and garden planting, suggesting strategies for color, foliage, and care. It mentions lavender tones, clonal varieties, and garden layouts. The piece includes whimsical asides about flowers, weeds, and seasonal tasks, with fragmented notes on plant types and garden tools.
The Abrertors publish the society’s annual report noting a 4 percent increase in production for the year ended February 29 208. The organization reports butter quality and plant investments, including expansions, a new partner, and reduced costs. Directors’ elections, auditors, and the annual meeting are described with management praised for the year’s results and plans for the new season.
The article reports a factory sidelining dispute among officials of the Coffs Harbone Dairy Roviety. Key figures discuss the sale of pa tuuri and mille, its impact on distribution costs, supplier marketing, and winter labor, with division over shifting to new suppliers and price strategy. The chairman and MATKOL are noted, while others oppose changes and warn of expenses.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a discount context with names like Morogh and Anya, mixed product terms, venues, and scattered phrases. The readable items suggest an event advertisement or sale with references to vendors Shepherd Son Ltd and addresses, but most details are garbled and non-specific.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Wapling, Tend, Rehubie, Hamers, Helverie, and Phane with scattered terms like Bow MM and Cerna from a local notice. Entities are incomplete and uncertain, but several persons and a ring or sign are mentioned amid the jumbled text.
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