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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
3
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Fragmentary account of a vehicle incident detailing tyre failure, battery concerns, and engine stalls. Discusses ignition, electrical faults, and emergency stopping by a driver to avert a crash. Mentions effects on steering, pedal response, and potential repairs.
Fragmentary report lists shooters from Ben Lomond and nearby areas with unclear scores, mentioning names such as Healey Dowdell Stavhers Varvelh and Pryor. The text notes distances around 60 yards and a 39 point tally amid tangled OCR errors, leaving event details tentative.
Saddler and Harness Maker, late of Bondi Junction Byerney, has commenced business with repairs and all classes of work undertaken. Low charges guaranteed. Now is the time to order your star keeper and tailor services.
Reported scores show a muddled result from a golf competition with players including W. Mackie Anise Metean and Miss Moly Wowmay posting scattered scores such as 39 and 64. Details list pairs and partners with names like J Sutigan Mrs Phelan and J We Tisher amid a jumble of figures and abbreviations.
A 18 hole rar competition on Saturday ended in a three way tie. Ron proved the playoff winner ahead of Stewart Ward and J T Stewart each three down. Final scores show Miss L Ward, BR Mackenzie, J Cameron and others with varied tallies.
A shop salesman recounts a comic exchange about repairing a broken golf club. The customer asks the cost of repair and the salesman hints at a tax like charge, leading to confusion over the final price. The next day the buyer returns claiming the task is done.
The Brisbane Courier Mail reports the death of Mrs. Witlam Shine, wife of a Lake Pure owner, who died by suspected sleeping draught. Her body needed post mortem. travel to Nocundra was delayed by floods and impassable roads, forcing Constable Fine to remain with the body for over a week at Lake Pure station.
Notices warn against trespass hunting and property interference on multiple properties. Mentions by name owners and guardians, with cautions of prosecution for trespass, timber removal, disturbing locks, or road interference. Also references job printing lines and local publication style.
The April Australian Journal features a long Rex Grayson novelette set on a Pacific island backdrop with a murder mystery. Also included are cookery radio dressmaking needlework puzzles children’s prize stories and other assorted features in a richly illustrated 182 page issue.
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