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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
3
The council discussed street lighting, road works, and creek crossways with bids and estimates. Officials planned a lecture on tree planting and a new service center, while allocating funds for sanitary and drainage projects and approving upcoming appointments.
Fragmentary notice discusses trespass warnings by government authorities. Mentions the Rhinvs yney and Ist dna Cr Rywer with intent to remove the aboriginay from Lang Guilty to a new area. Text is incomplete and dates unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment references figures in a historical context. It mentions terms like Ravaly and Hoan and hints at ties to death or power in a wartime or political setting, but the readable content is incomplete and uncertain.
Public notices warn trespassers on several properties including Glenmore Rock Bay and Abbey Green with prosecution if found on land fences and roads Hunters trappers and watchmen are specifically warned. warnings reference willows and Willows Road and claims of public road access through private land dated 1936 with signatures B W Curtie J Moore and A F Gills.
Cox Ms begun Busnes a general carrier undertakes all contracts with prompt service. Charges are reasonable and firewood is prepared to various lengths. Inquiries welcome at Crystalbrook Road Guyra, phone 222.
Mrs Monta, a veteran exhibitor, stands out at the Royal Show with numerous prize ribbons and a storied family background. Her great grandfather William Deu served with Captain Oak and lived near the old Travellers Inn, while her lineage links to notable households and local landmarks in St Mary’s district.
A farmer in Coum Washington reports a strange catch when a gold chain attached to a carrot end pulled up another end revealing a gold piglet valued at £6. The incident notes an unusual linkage between chain carrot and piglet during field work.
The article extols funeral directors as essential to welfare, noting their training and ability to provide intimate, sincere service to bereaved families. It stresses choosing a director with trust and confidence, likening selection to choosing a doctor or lawyer, and lists Bradley Street Guyra as a contact with phone 113.
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