Progress Committee at Guyra holds adjourned meeting
The Guyra Progress Committee met at Stevensons Hotel on Monday night. Attending were Nowland (chair), Lackey, Chapman, McMullen, Curtis, Connor and Sole. Minutes were read. correspondence covered resignation, maintenance, land office, and road issues. Proposals included open telegraph services, central police building, culvert repairs, water supply relief works, and a bridge at Guyra. The meeting adjourned after discussion of miscellaneous local improvements.
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The
Guyra Progress Committee
Stevensons
Messrs 11
Nowland
Lackey
Chapman
McMullen
Curtis
Connor
Sole
T. Guy
Commaniter
W. Moore
M.P
Hinds Office
PF. A. Wright
Viner
Guyra Lagoon
Public Works Department
Gnyra
Sec
Landa
Guyra
Armidale
Jiices
Binyara
Guys
de Courcy
Guy
Sydney
Sun
J. Roche
Tatternall
Glen Innes
Cartin
McMaullen
O'Sullivan
Robert
A. McKenzie
Wandsworth Association
Gallagher
Ir Sons
Yuckey
Drowning at Gulgong and gold ore yields noted
A dam drowning near Gulgong claims three lives named Charles and Frederick Edwards and Fred Miller. An assay from O’Malley’s Burnbaldry lease yields 105 ounces of gold per ton. Local school holidays and a Queen’s Hall lecture at the Johnston inquest are also reported. Cardinal Moran’s arrival and reception at landing on Saturday is noted. A thunderstorm looms near Black Mountain Booroo and Damaresq with creeks in flood.
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Black Mountain
Boorooand Damaresq
Charles
Frederick Edwards
Fred Miller
Gulgong
O'Mailley
Burnbaldry
Friford
McCullogh
Queen’s Hall
Johnston
Zion
Guyra Spotlight in a Ballad of Northern Rivers and Wheat
A regional verse from Casino December 7 laments drought and praise Guyra in New England. It contrasts Clarence River and Darling Downs, notes sheep and spud trade, and envisions a future oil boom. The poem lauds Guyra as central to Australia’s spirit.
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Australia
Old Guyra
Up North
New England
Guyra
Government seeks 44 million loan through Treasury Bills
In parliament the Government gained leave to introduce a bill authorising a 44 million loan raised by Treasury Bills. The funds are said to finance public works not to cover the Darling Harbour Resumptions debt. Critics note the state’s reliance on UK investors and accuse the government of misusing prior loans for a vigorous works policy.
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Treasury
Darling Harbor
Darling Harbour
O'Sullivan
Balmain Election Slate Sees Independent Law Win
Balmain voters elected Mr 8 J Law as an independent over Labor candidate Byers to fill a vacancy caused by Law’s resignation in protest against the ecaucus system. Law won by 1005 votes with a majority of 887 and thanked supporters from a balcony near the polling site.
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Balmain
J. Law
Labor Party
Law
Byers
Labor
Government Notice on £25 Reward for Missing Boy Thos Ed Dona
A government notice offers a £25 reward for information on the whereabouts of five year old Thos Ed Dona who vanished from his parents home in Walcha on July 2 and has not been heard from since.
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Dona
Tia
Walcha
Notice to all on my lands at Hoklands Creek and George s
All persons are hereby warned against trespassing, rooting or hunting on my properties at Hoklands Creek and George s. The notice dated August 26, 1902 warns of legal action for unauthorized entry.
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Hoklands Creek
George's
Notice of hunting prohibition by Dutton Bro and Baker Bros
All persons found hunting or shooting on our property after August 12, 1902 by Dutton Bros and after August 1, 1902 by Baker Bros will be prosecuted without respect to person. Reads as a strict notice warning trespassers and offenders.
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Dutton Bro
Kooralbyn Estate Incident Targeted by State Authority
A notice from Kooralbyn Estate dated August 12 1902 warns that any person found shooting hunting breaking fences gates or trespassing on the property will be prosecuted under state law. The proclamation emphasizes strict enforcement and penalties for intruders.
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Optician Mr J Maddy to Visit Guyra Hotel
Mr J Maddy will be at the Guyra Hotel on 12 November to examine and correct eyewear anomalies with spectacles customized for each case. Address and visit date to be noted.
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J Maddy Optician
Guyra Hotel
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Ortia
Cardinal Moran
Ocean Beach
Manly, Bay
Clarence River
Richmond
Darling ‘Downs
West Paroo
bin Narrabri
Mungindi
Buttant
Casino
LKI2
Baker Bros
Kooralbyn
Atiock
Mitchele. Bros
McIntosh & Wilson, Rusden Ty Armidate
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