06 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR from The Guyra Argus contains garbled text with scattered phrases about meetings, power and rights, and references to individuals and places. The legible bits hint at legal or civic matters but no coherent event, date, or outcome is identifiable.
A public servant is at the center of a dispute with calls for formal inquiry. Officials state they will pursue a full official inquiry while asserting the matter is resolved for now. The public debate centers on transparency and the principle of public service integrity.
A disputed report about the Argus proprietor circulates amid Bermel and Chitail tensions. The notice claims no contribution to a testinal tye and questions motives, offering to publish a corrective statement after subscribers’ inquiries and affirming long cordial relations with Mablie and the paper’s owner.
An archival notice outlines a public school ball at the Areadis Theatre with a parents’ committee to supervise. Tickets cost 2/6 for adults and 2/4 for children, with proceeds supporting Red Cross and junior society activities. The event includes a ceremony master and planned exhibitions, urging parental participation and district support.
Gaya and Cradha clash on the Gy ground in the Bow Cup final with a full squad of experienced players. The lineups feature notable backs and forwards including M Sullings Cox Smith and OConner plus promising new talent, signaling a high-stakes season opener and a packed supporter turnaround.
The Rev. David Pearson, minister in charge of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Manilla, died suddenly at 48 after being found at a hotel. He served in Ben Lomond Glen Innes Western Australia and Manilla, was educated at Ben Lomond and Sydney, and leaves a widow and three children. Funeral held at Ollera with presbytery attendance. a vacancy declared for Manilla parish.
The Chief Commissioner’s team toured north on Tuesday, with local chatter about a pregame show at Ben Lentil, and a late afternoon tea praised by attendees. Rain cooled the region Sunday night into Monday, replenishing tanks for winter feed as crews tested a rabbit destroyer demo in Green Slade paddock, fumigating warrens and praising results. Exhibitions at Easter in Sydney planned, featuring wool work, bookbinding, lace work, and spinning, with 15 groups preparing separate displays for the Northern Tablelands exhibit.
Miss Jiinstie, draughtsman on Ver Archdeacon Johnstone, formerly in charge of Guyra affairs, is spending a Urm holiday with Mrs Geof Macken, Miss Marjory Crouch, daughter of E F Crouch chief engineer SELH B, and formerly engineer Cera Shine, at Keston with Mrs Snape.
D. G. Bradman spoke at a Sydney Education Department lecture tea at the Assembly Hall urging Australian school players to attack on every occasion. He criticized cautious batting and urged nets practice to learn strokes before matches.
The article recounts Edgar Wallace's rise to wealth and fame and his downfall into bankruptcy due to betting and lavish living. It notes his prolific output, his South African years, and the contrast between public success and private financial ruin, ending with a sizable debt exceeding his assets.
The Tolosa crew found a Nordic seaman on Rinca Island about 110 miles north of the Magellan Straits. He could not speak initially but guided them to water. He fled when invited to join the Tolosa at anchor, and Captain Albret suspects a shipwrecked sailor missing for years.
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