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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
2
Objections to the closure of the road between properties in Blocks 61 and 45, parish Elder re, must be filed with the undersigned within 14 days. Jno. E. PHELAN, Shire Clerk.
Painiess Dentistry offers a surgeon dentist practice in Armie with visits on the first and third Mondays of each month at Parnell's Wattersall's Hotel. Aimed at painless extractions under local anaesthetic, with plate work guaranteed. Next visit date May 6.
At Guyra Station J Whyburn presents records for a monthly exhibition of garden produce and railway goods. Bundled items include cabbages and onions with weights and values noted, plus assorted wool and stock figures for sale and transport.
Mr C Savage of Armidale will visit Guyra on May 27 28 with samples. A stock agents association meeting in Armidale was chaired by Mr W J Hawke to form an association with by-laws to be submitted. Armidale railway league planned a conference on May 27 with delegates from Trotterfield to Parr to urge government contracts. New buildings at Guyra advance and cattle auctions feature Duttons and Lackeys hotel change hands to Mr Lackey. A wedding unites Eroent Ulody and family amid local notices.
The Gayra half squad gathers for the Agt atlinj Licht Horse camp at Maiand with 58 of 36 on the roll. Lieut White and officers oversee drill as the camp nears Friday week 20th inst for the next Wednesday show. A full prizes schedule and industrial and crafts displays will fill the pavilion with songs and amusements for all ages.
Reports from the Guyra area detail copper ore shipments to Waratah and ongoing development work by a local syndicate. Key figures include Mr W McKinle, Mr T Driver and Mr H Brereton with samples from M Scantibury and D Merhan noting strong ore quality. Outside investment from Tin B s and Oren signals growing mining interest amid rich mineral resources from diamonds to copper.
Report notes over 300 tabers lost last week and potential gains if prices rose. Farm yields cited by A Mensis and J T Bell on Dorrgo estate. Queensland border apples condemned due to cutworm moth infection. authorities ban dumping infected fruit. Hospitalization and market fairness discussed.
The observer laments limited gains from a temporary resin plan in Birr-Tt due to mismanagement and unknowns. It notes several pieces of evidence show reverses from the policy and claims the program lasted only a few days, prompting further delays.
Markets in Sydney show varied commodity values with wheat quoted around 144 to Byrha Manitorm, potatoes at £210 per batch, flour near £7 to £7 10, oats and hay priced per local measures, and Empire Day noted for Olteran in the outlook.
A district meeting in Ulera led to Empire Day plans with a vote to devote this year's celebrations to the event. Officers were elected including A Berott as chairman and A Froude as secretary. A railway conference resolutions urged a Coffs Harbour to Derrigo coastal site and the Dorrigo Coffs Harbour rail route study.
Bincs establishing themselves Gayre Meer Athing and Sum expand in Starr district forming a hive of industry. Their shop adjoining Starr's Rival Hotel shows rising activity as collar makers and others join the work list surpassing 18 caddies. Military spoils include Guiebidforth's and a saddle delivery noted.
The report lists local events at Goya and Guyra including Athletic Club meeting at Goya Hall to plan holiday programs, parish gathering at St Jan Church, and a football club meeting at Carroll's Hotel. It notes road improvements on Oben road and Yellow Gap, an upcoming hospital visit for Ma J Grange, and a Shire officer’s visit to Garr with Pavilion Hotel events.
In the tournament, Beant, Sor, defeated by 25. Thomeor, 59, beat Rae, 70, by to Met wern nor, who beat Cooper 45, by Bampeon 86. Corkney 40, 7, and Parsol 60, by 97.
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