11 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
1
Italian merchant cruiser captures a steamer carrying contraband of war near Port Said. The report notes a new party motor vehicle ready to take travellers to all parts of the district and promises reasonable terms for parcels goods and luggage transportation to and from the railway station, with motor or bus meeting all trains.
At Ebor a new galvanised dairy factory was rebuilt after February fire damage. The rebuilt plant features larger churns and a steam turbine tester, with the crew turning out four tons of butter on reopening day. Directors praise four weeks of rapid work and previously carried cream to Dorrigo during reconstruction.
Attendance at the Sydney Good Friday show topped prior seasons with a massive turnout exceeding five thousand people. Revenue and final takings surpassed the previous year as the event featured noted contestants and local favorites competing across several placings.
Results from Doncaster Handicap and various races list winners such as Lady Medallist Paring in a tight finish by Lochane and Lacy Medalist. NSW events include the Sydney Cup, St Leger Stakes, and Flying Handicap with multiple upsets and close seconds. Armidale Coursing Club held Easter Monday finals with Maiden and Park Stakes winners noted.
The Eight Hours Great Art Union announces the last days for ticket purchase in its 50th annual demonstration. First prize offers £500 or world tour options, with cash for incidentals and an eight month or twelve month trip alternatives. Proceeds fund Australian public hospitals, with nearly £2000 distributed yearly. Tickets cost one shilling and are sold via local agents Hartigan & Co, Ltd, not directly from Theo Heide.
The High Court issues an order prohibiting further action against the recent badge judgment involving the Melbourne Tramway Company. The decision restrains enforcement or proceedings connected to the disputed ruling.
A board of inquiry reviewed re employment applications from ex railway workers who left during the general strike. It recommended re employment as opportunities arise, with married men given first consideration, while those faithful to the service must not be interfered with.
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