03 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
1
Export demand for Queensland grown potatoes rises as growers grade and classify tubers before shipments. A letter from T. E. Sole notes a 12 ton order for Government cultural colleges at Gatton, sourced from Wattle Farm and priced at £6 per ton, underscoring district reputation and market certainty.
The town endures heavy frosts as Brisbane Exhibition opens on Monday. Residents signaled attendance at the carnival with Mr. and Mrs. Sole and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pearson among those from Cuyra. A Sydney contingent, including Dr. Everett and Mrs. Everett, traveled to Ollera, returning Tuesday morning. An inquest into a Denman motor accident noted the death of Mr. Mackay. A lecture on aeroplanes and motor cycles in war is slated for tomorrow at the School of Arts.
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The ceremony for Brey, fifth son of Donald Stewart of Tanglay, united with Miss Edward J in a white silk gown and orthodox veil. Rev Bente officiated as guests toasted and showered confetti. Afterward the couple left for a honeymoon, with elaborate gifts and celebrations at a local home.
A chaotic session unfolds as Opposition leader Wade fails to secure terms from the Lieutenant-Governor and refuses to form a government. Acting Premier Holman seeks guidance as assembly debates continue amid resignations and caucus doubts about leadership.
The long established Jno Pringle business welcomes two new partners Mesure Butt and T J Leahy, joining weekly operations in Gindlea. A sign in the Sunday Times notes J S T M'Gowen’s easy premiership, while other colleagues face duties and travel.
The Annual Ball beside the R C Church will be at the Odd Fellows Hall on the 9th month’s Sth. A church meeting decided preliminaries this afternoon. The Ball will be plain and pianist. Mr B A Hooker appointed secretary.
Examinations held at Glen Innes last Tuesday named candidates who passed in music and related subjects. Notable achievers include Ruby Wharton with high marks and A L Champion for singing, while Lindo of London praised Mr. Coomber and his pupil Wharton, hinting at a possible scholarship if accepted.
A Monday night gathering at Mr Wm senr residence. Friends celebrated the couple Mr and Mrs Steve Moore who plan to move to Warwick district Queensland. Mr Wynne presented the couple and delivered a speech hoping for future visits and expressing thanks.
Fragmentary notes from Sydney brokers dated July discuss firmness in rates and upcoming sales. Mentions 350 bales and quality concerns in greasy and cured goods, with hints of dealer strategies and unsettled demand.
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