20 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
1
The fragmentary OCR text shows a long string of corrupted lines with scattered names and places. It mentions Guyra Argus and editors, with audience notices and a wide mix of unrelated words and phrases, lacking coherent events or dates.
Public School notes describe arrangements for holidays and a meeting about school events. The document lists dates, parent involvement, and visitor notices, noting ticketing and vacation periods for local schools and families.
A garbled golf club report lists players and pairings, with scores and standings for a Guyra Cole Club event. Mentions include Mrs Rehavick, Mr Insite, Mr Madewiek, Mrs Mitchel, and several others, with scores around 100s and multiple pairings noted. The text records foursomes, payments, and upcoming playday details, though many names and figures are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text references a RAF atrocity, medical terms, and various names with unclear context. The readable portions mention a 37h stroke event, Georg eich, and multiple scattered names, numbers, and fragments, but no coherent report or identifiable incident details emerge.
Reported practice sessions last Saturday and local round on Monday lead to a key match between Wests and a likely contender. The poster lists players for an interclub event with competition starting the next day and a Sunday game at Guyra with West Guyra. Referees named include D McCreary and Eayt Guyra.
The Gayra community formed three hockey clubs with a new governing slate. Patton and Hunt were elected president and secretary with Que nninghem Misbey Jee and T Mitchell as secretaries. A committee was created to plan a grand social event amid growing local enthusiasm.
MLAs for Transport and deputy reader will deliver an address in the reading theatre on Wednesday night. Attendees should hear an explanation of the provisions of the reform bill and its vital questions, with attention to transport implications and health considerations.
A garbled OCR note outlines polling day procedures for a referendum. It mentions timing on May and references individuals including Nia Cortese and others. The fragmentary text hints at arrangements, locations, and dates but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Local and general notices cover a range of community items. The report mentions meetings scheduled for Wednesday and Saturday, plus forthcoming events at Arcadia Theatre and references to transport and railway matters. It notes the premier unveiling transport policy changes and rail freight reductions, with broader economic effects discussed by officials.
A writ directs the Electoral Commissioner to conduct a five referendum in each electoral district on May 8 1988 between 9 and 11 30 am to alter the Constitution. For Tenterfield district a list of polling places is provided and requires turnout sufficient to be valid. A fee of two pounds is noted.
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