Unclear OCR Card Of Church Times And Moon Phases
Fragmented lines show church service times at Columba Harbour and Colts Harbour with near unreadable names and hours. Also notes on moon phases for September with scattered month names and dates.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented lines show church service times at Columba Harbour and Colts Harbour with near unreadable names and hours. Also notes on moon phases for September with scattered month names and dates.
Coffs Harbour remains central to shipments with Victoria and New Zealand freighters operating from the harbour. The fleet reports more than 6 000 super steamer loads and weekly consignments from Australia and New Zealand, with stockpiles prepared for dispatch and depots ready for loading and quay operations.
Cribbage cards show Carriere tin seveke retaining success against White Horns, with numerous players listed including Toni Fert Cuteow Jetty and Jetty Mle Ia Swaney. Other pairings feature Barbary Cup contests, along with names such as Varne Bally, Issac, Keil, and Hogan in 1-2 and 2-1 outcomes.
Fragmented readable items list teams players and scores across events with numerous garbled names and dates. The text mentions Hodgon, Amos, Hodunon, Moulgaon, Caliol monte, and various pairings and results, but no coherent single report or outcome is discernible.
Fragmented OCR lists event dates with scattered names and places. The readable items mention March 20 and 38, February 7 and 25, January 17, and other unclear references to venues and people, creating a rough schedule snapshot without clear context or complete details.
A historical note highlights a Maori choir and an Australian and New Zealand joint event. The piece mentions a prominent choir leader and an upcoming performance at a harbour venue offering a blend of cultural music and local talent.
Royal Lifesaving Society notes that Riding has received approval from members and will attend the district gathering held in Keene. Local residents and district officials are urged to join a warm reception and detailed plans are discussed for the upcoming celebratory events.
A representative from the Tabara Growers Federation in Sydory reports on banana market quotations. Prices vary with color and grade, listing recent ranges and timing under trade conditions.
In memoriam Kawah who departed on September 7, 134%. reference to memory, family, and community. Also a miscellany of ads and notices including for sale listings, vacancies, and plant varieties, all in need of cleaning and organization.
A disrupted notice from Secretary WCOX announces a general meeting rescheduling due to unresolved issues surrounding Arkwam. The posting calls for attendees and outlines the altered timetable for the upcoming Friday night session.
Job notice seeking loaders for Osobor project. Applicants must meet basic weight handling and safety requirements. Company notes training provided and on site work at Henderson facility with potential for ongoing assignments.
A chaotic report outlines a Banana Market Board meeting in Sydney with discussions on marketing policy. Key figures include McCrone from Melbourne and executives from the Board as they plan a formal poll, consult on clauses, and aim to produce a unified market strategy.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a local price agreement involving a committee, an island facility, and distribution shares for a product or commodity. It mentions level, carrier terms, and a division of a small unit among participants, but many words are garbled. The readable entities include references to a committee and local sales.
A garbled historic text notes a local ordinance restricting vehicles riding abreast in public, defining motor cars and bicycles, prohibiting side by side riding except for certain conditions, and detailing penalties for violations. The fragment mentions direction to keep one hand on handlebars and references a mayoral action.
A distorted clipping mentions an Australian school event and a list of names, with unclear dates and places. The readable bits reference a Monday, a well known social figure, and multiple partially legible terms. Overall the text remains incoherent and space for concrete facts is limited.
Katrin sjoan and Cherit ae Inn tahn plan abit tval week to November, each method to be Judged separately. AG. TRATEREON, Secrury.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local development discussion with mentions of Willwillmurry and Katung Foi and various names, dates, and projected actions. The readable portions reference land, trees, and inspections but lack coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly.
A vivid report details a collision on a roadway causing a lorry to topple and erupt in flames. Witnesses describe a dramatic rescue as bystanders and the driver escaped with minor injuries while emergency crews contained the blaze and cleared debris.
Public notice from the land agency announces tolls and transactions for Sawtell and Woolgoolga Agencies effective from September 24 1885. It details allotments and river works and requires objections to be lodged with the agency within the stated period.
An incomplete account describes a vehicle collision near a camp at Oper Valieubw(l) and Kempacy. A rider named H rudd and companions search and find a person lying seriously injured. a crowd dispersed after the crash with several injured and one fatality reported.
A damaged OCR passage describes a courtroom scene with references to a boy, a rape accusation, and multiple names. It mentions a postal prison, a couple, and a variety of scattered places and events, but the text is garbled and hard to parse. The core appears to be a trial or legal confrontation with allegations and procedural notes.
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