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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
2
Armidale firm M Kenny proprietor registered operates as butter factory agents for bacon and cheese with contact phone 244.
An early automotive study debates tyre tread wear versus road grip and braking reliability. It argues worn tires may reduce steering control on wet roads, but supports proper tire maintenance and safe braking systems to prevent failures. The piece discusses hydraulic brake pressure and dual master cylinder design to prevent total brake loss.
Practical notes on bearing groove shaping to improve lubricant flow and avoid full across cutting. It discusses hollow chamfers on bearing edges and oil clearances. Also reports trials with thick flooring felt lining between driving compartment and engine to reduce heat and noise.
The Grap played in the second round of the Pringle Shield on Saturday. Details of remaining fixtures are provided, with results to hand and forthcoming matches listed for teams and venues.
A Rural District gathering of farmers and others interested in agricultural advancement convened at the Shire Council Chambers on Thursday night. W Yavumean chaired the session with Lorna Byrne invited to speak. cricket scores and local names are listed among notes and performances.
A fragmented cricket scorecard from the LLangothlin match shows openers and bowlers with unclear dismissals. Batters such as Cox and Woodward appear multiple times amid mixed results, leaving the total and individual tallies difficult to decipher.
The meeting established a local Guyra Branch with Black Mountain and Llangethlin areas included. Officers elected include Chairman W Youman and Vice Chairman J S Whin, with a plan for field demonstrations by A J Pinn and a lecture on potato culture. A visit by Department staff and a 1936 work program are proposed.
The Australian Hereford Society notes a strong year for Hereford breeders with cattle standards rising. L I Dutton of Arandangie Guyra bought a young sire, Kexley Wonder Bean, from Loyal Family Dowagers of loder fame. He sold ten stud heifers to Mr Littlejohn of Barraba and two herd bulls to Mr Pope of Stanthorpe.
A series of notices from various owners including J. J. Kelly W. M. Grills J. H. Mulligan F. Dean and others warn against trespassing on property across Mount View Glenmore Hille borough Baldersleigh and The Willows. Prosecution threats, impounded stock and no public road access are stated. Hunters shooters trappers and poachers are cautioned. Previous permissions withdrawn and no fishing allowed in Ollera Paddocks.
The notice advertises printing services by T. H. Mitchell with contact via Frank John Mann at Bradley Street Gayra. It mentions fruit salads and ice creams, soft drinks, ladies afternoon tea, and a selection of tobacco products under Wigwood brand names. It references The Argus and Sydney connections.
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