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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
1
The Government Gazette announces the cancellation of the Uralla Mining Division proclamation of October 12, 1910 and its replacement by the Uralla Mining Division of the Peel and Uralla Mining District. Enacted December 23, 1910 and published in the Government Gazette No 187 of December 1, 1910.
Duncan McIntyre McGregor and Fravers Auctioneers advertise a stock and veterinary sale listing lots and fixtures with details for bidders. The notice notes a sale date and location at Glen Innes with several stewards or officials named.
The 1910 reflection notes prosperity after industrial strife in New South Wales. It credits improved labor capital relations and state legislation for stability, predicts continued growth, mentions railway plans from Glenreagh to Dorrigo, and cites local figures like B Mulligan and Carrolls Bestel.
On Christmas morning Mr Robert Coroan was found dead on the railway line about 400 yards south of the gate at North Gayaara. Constable Arents and Ki Lavie were first at the scene. Coroner Atkin opened an inquiry in Armidale after evidence. The deceased, a well known musician and teacher, was described as a capable man with ties to the Jonal band, and his funeral was held later that day.
Ruth Copeland and Uharior Breidanbeek wed at Bald Helt residence on Wednesday week. Bride given away by her father, wore ornaments and white ribbon. A lavish breakfast followed with gifts and numerous attendees from local families and inns, including Mr. Copeland Jr and Mr. Breidanbeek.
Denis Wollman a youth aged 14 reportedly killed his brother Arch Wollman during a family quarrel after a party. A bloody encounter left Arch dead from a shot wound to the right side of the chest. Dr Philip Sydney Jones treated the injured brother but he died at the scene. The incident occurred Sunday morning following a dispute among friends who stayed over.
The Abbre Kisodo and Dr. Dutton visited Alva to discuss Mountain a Batardey evening and the number of taxpayers, while Dutton addressed Shires valuations and defended Council actions to ensure surions of a Boliciter. Everett also spoke, denying gate questions and clarifying the intended limits of any removal of gas lines.
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