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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
3
ERTILEMER notice warns that accounts owed to me in connection with Dakory Business must be paid by October 10 or be handed to my solicitor for collection, with payment directed to Mr J Ball.
Court of England calendar lists morning and afternoon sessions on Sunday August 26 with Roman Catholic mass and related timings. Readers are reminded of August 12 morning and afternoon events and the August 26 Mam at Aam schedule.
A special meeting of the Committee of the Goyra P A and H Society was chaired by Mr Everett. Members included Moore, W Moore, Chapman, Kirk, Mulligan, Nankervis, Swinton, Piper and others. A draft programme for a horse parade was adopted with changes and a 23 class poultry section was approved. Entries close September 29 with privileges sale on the Saturday in September. The town canvass for funds toward the hotel parade was decided. Fencing tenders for the show ground were deferred to the next meeting.
A social dance at Mr Pater Williams residence on Disch Mountain drew 150 guests from Nenece Guys Armidale and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs Williams hosted with hospitality, Mo Spinks acting as M O, and catering by Frank McCenker assisted by Mrs Dawson BM Mitchell Sonter Goodwin Williams and Hooker. Music and dancing continued from early evening into the night with guests enjoying a wide spread of provisions.
Readable fragments indicate a product listing for Broakinet Fineapple Bacon currently on sale at SE MeGoteree. The item title suggests a snack or bacon flavored product in a regional store.
Local notes report a total lunar eclipse observed Saturday night with shadows starting around nine and totality at eleven, alongside town updates. Mentioned are electoral prospects for Mr Meurant, a Farmer Settlers’ Association member, and a near-miss when a Sheffield trolley was struck by a mail train near Bolivia. three aboard escaped unharmed. We cover exhibitions by Fueger Bros and Brisco earthquake rooms, Olympic Hall renovations, proposed shops and a billiard table, a fine marine wool exhibit by O'Brien, and a well-received Biograph Day with Mr Verto. Guyra gains a new young lawyer, W P Craik, and plans to meet trains for local work and freight services. Additional items note a Sydney sheep report, wedding celebrations for Dryedale and Mint Piree, and Mrs Carrell’s improving health.
The Gu Progress Committee met a Monday night at State's Hotel. Secretary read last meeting minutes and balance sheet, both adopted. A list of over 60 candidates and new members was read. Legge challenged several names as fishy and moved to defer elections to autumn. Motion carried. return officer T Rae appointed. Ballot validity to be reviewed, ballots destroyed, though nominations to close on May 20.
Mr Lee acted as guard at the new station and signaled the train with a whistle and flag. The gold mounted whistle and flag were presented by the Railway Commissioners. Mr Carruthers opened the booking office with a gold key, also a gift from the Commissioners. Mr Oliver toasted prosperity and praised the New South Wales railways as ahead of other Commonwealth lines.
A fragment notes the Cyclorama closing after eighteen years of display drawing crowds, describing a remarkable exhibition that drew over fifteen hundred thousand visitors and will soon be gone from the walls. The piece hints at public sentiment and the imminent ending of the display.
Highly concentrated food for horses cattle calves and other farm stock promoted as remedy for ailments complaints and wirework issues. Includes notices of stock and price.
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