25 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text discusses church matters, hymn teaching and Harmour, mentioning a father figure and a well structure. Content is unclear but implies church activities and local religious events with names that resemble institutions and individuals.
In Sawtell the aim is to envelop passive fruit growing by a new passionfruit venture. Mr Cotter, patentee of a passionfruit method, plans large scale planting with Mr Savina supporting the scheme. A pulping venture was discussed, with 10 acre blocks prepared on the Boombbee property for families.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local scouting meeting with scattered names and places. The garbled text references acting scout master Gurbutt and various participants, hinting at a preparatory or organizational discussion without clear outcomes or dates.
A jumbled OCR text fragment references government spending on a Mosoretronie construction, a landing ground, and a pilot. It mentions Beales, a young pilot, and various locations and authorities. The passage is incoherent, with many garbled terms and unclear context.
Readable portions mention an arts school page with references to pictures, theater, music, costumes, and performances. The text is garbled but suggests listings or features about classes and events at a school of arts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hospital event with references to a nurse or aide, a patient, and an investigation. Mentions of a treatment, fealty to care, and community concerns imply scrutiny of hospital practices. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmentary report describes road work near Raleigh and Wal Beach where a work crew including named men faced a dangerous heap of materials. The text mentions an adult, a child, and a mix of aboriginals and Black residents in a locality tied to a late incident. The account critiques local management and the relationship between workers and overseers.
A garbled OCR notice lists upcoming meetings including Fruitgrowers Association and Chamber of Commerce events. It mentions a school venue on a Saturday at 2 pm, a Friday night social railway event, and notes new members encouraged to attend. Names appear as Jamesu and MicNAMARA with roles indicated.
A readable notice outlines sales items including for sale at Caritaba om Batu Se Gay and lists the Coffs Harbour and District Rugby Football League events. It references the Pisa Meeting at Caritaba and a memorial mall at night. The text mentions September dates and a grand tennis tournament with potential TV reuse trophies.
A chaotic waterfront event at Brisbane occurred on Saturday with at least 18 paths noted as volunteers helped at the wharf. The crowd jeered and the situation drew cheers and confusion as the scene unfolded despite the turmoil.
Report from Sydney markets shows uncertain arrivals and mixed prices. Cabbages and bananas rise slightly while oil and meat terms slip. Newland and other staples quoted at varied rates. Trading patterns indicate replenishment needs as week-end supplies rise and carryovers increase.
A garbled News story fragment from the Raleigh Sun references a 40 year old case set near Ning and atom BK and the Cole Harbour area. It mentions a large lack or block and a fatal incident involving Sir Chariot Campbell. Note: readable names include LG Hilda and Me Galt with references to medicines and a medical issue but the text is severely unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a personal dispute or family matter involving individuals named Rotella and Tami Bhe with unclear affiliations. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent events, dates, or locations, making the core story indiscernible.
A garbled OCR pass yields a mosaic of personal names, places, and events. Mentions include Mrs Dinay, Mr Gibson, Cent. Ghd, and local court or social references. traction is missing due to corruption, with scattered notes on meetings, appreciations, and possible legal or civic items.
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