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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
1
The monthly meeting was held on Tuesday evening 4 April with good attendance. Minutes showed 104 men present, school competition winner Athlis and committee sanctioning jars for all classes. Upcoming event plans and education topics highlighted include the Tendencies Sok Education subgenet and prize lists for various classes.
Church memoranda list Easter Friday events at Guyra Ben Lemond Tenterden with times 2.30 pm 7 pm and Easter Day services including Guyra 6.15 am H C Ben Lemond am HLC and further services in Guyra 1 am Olers 2.20 pm 7.90 pm Easter Anthem. Rev R A Harris and Rev E Norman McKie lead Salvation Army and Holiness meetings with Geo Mann Captain noted.
A letter from J Miller argues trade as society’s fire and mutual exchange as the key to wealth. He cites global goods and regional products from Australian districts, detailing how local outputs rely on interdistrict commerce and reciprocity to improve welfare and variety.
Uralla defeated Guyra by eight points to seize the Tow Cup on their home ground last Sunday. Archie Kilpatrick led Uralla with strong support from O’Connor Nelson and Ingram, while Guyra’s McKay and Hobday shone in defense as the match swung in the second half and the trophy was loaned briefly with a challenge issued for next week.
Critic with the W reviews a rough game marked by poor form and confused play. O'Commes clever kick troubled opponents while Kilpatrick's performance stands out. Katy and Taurie Mie Ty contribute two tries as five Upalla penalties, but scrimmaging errors and rails hinder progress.
Bradley Street is being bitumen resurfaced from the railway gates to Ollera Street under M R B supervision by the Shire engineer. At the Sydney Royal Annual Show prizes went to I J White and Sona Bald Mair Guyra in Aberdeen Angos cattle with awards for bull and cow classes. Also notes on Herefords judging, Lady Gladys in coursing, Jenny Jones winning the Australian Wire, and plans for Victoria Oaks. Easter schedules and railway crowding are mentioned along with political and local items and a record flight in Randwick aeroplane contest.
Mrs H Hanna, recently a patient at St Lawrence private hospital Ashfield for two months, returned home this week in improved health. Mr W Panton Craik the first solicitor to practise at Guyra and long time in Culcaim becomes general secretary and solicitor to the Bank Officers Association. An excellent photo of Craik appears in the SM Herald with friends congratulating him. MR KR Butler will be premier in South Australia after Saturdays election, and is brother of Mrs J S Moyes Armidale. Mr X R Fraser of Bank of NSW resigned to take up a new manager role at Drewarrine. His successor Mr Tibbits from Bellingen started Monday. Mr A D Donnelly CIS Tenterfield for many years is promoted to Parkes, Mr Jones Molung succeeds him.
Dorrigo has cancelled their Easter Monday cricket visit at Black Mountain. The match ended with Montague scoring 156 in 8 wickets declared, Dowling and Stewart leading bowlers with top figures and Youman, McLeod, Fraser among contributors on both sides.
A readable fragment lists students and instructors across subjects including arithmetic dictation geography and number. Names such as Reg White Ted Fare head Thelma Willimins Wilma Meare and Tom Marshall appear with multiple classmates in a yearbook style line of credits.
The Gayra club intends extra practice matches over the holidays with a Saturday trip to Black Mountain for a friendly. Monday sees Fast and West teams clash on the show ground for further trials. Glen Tunes hags vows a challenge next month for the K.V. Lager Ci defended by IL stone A team. Young Glen Innes players under 16 seek to meet a similar Guyra side on their ground. An early K Cup fixture may be arranged if local aid supports intervention. Bow Cap squad has several lineup gaps to address.
KS called for the ploughing and harrowing of approximately 42 acres at the Guyra Cricket Ground. Closing date Friday 20st April. Koi Mudie Hon Lee Guyra CAC 1.0 fox M4 Goya
Tenders close at 4 pm on 2 April and must include a deposit of £1. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. For details contact Pullden E.R. Pontston, Secretary, PO Box 24, Armidate.
Remembrance note from her mother father and brother Rennie recalls Nora Jayce who died at 14 months on April 9th M32. A gentle life ended too soon, one small missing foyer and a sweet little face that will be missed. The family laments the loss and keeps her memory alive as years pass.
K Coates shot 78 on Saturday to win as tangled fairways and ponds challenged play. Notable scores included H R Coates 77 and I Phelan 72, while D Stortenbeker led Sunday with 64 after a steady round.
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