Notice to trespassers at press room warned of prosecution
A notice states that anyone found trespassing in the press room will be prosecuted without regard to persons, following a hearing concerning the con Argus.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
3
Sydney This Day Noon News Summary
Sir George Reid spoke at a Town Hall meeting after returning from Melbourne. The Sydney labor council rejected O Sullivans bid to hire boy labor in the Works Department. Madame Melba canceled her Tasmania concert and sails to New Zealand. Chamberlain spoke at Grahamstown and Port Elizabeth urging support and warned against Dutch influence. The Afrikander Bond urged ignoring Chamberlain. Yeomans was committed for trial in the Auburn murder case. A £4000 government works delay at Christchurch drew criticism. The country faces hardship with many families near starvation. Typhoid cases rose to 50 in Coonamble.
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Sydney
George Reid
Melbourne
O'Sullivan
Works Department
Sydney Labor Council
Melba
Tasmania
New Zealand
Grahamstown
Chamberlain
Ife
Port Elizabeth
Afrikander Bond
Grand Wes
Auburn
Yeomans
Chillsten
Coonamble
Homebush Thursday Night Cattle Prices Report
About 840 cattle yarded at Homebush with a firm prime market though weaker for others. Prime bullocks sold up to 13 pounds, good to fine items around 10 pounds, heifers brings 14s to 15s, best beef quoted at 35 8 per 100 pounds.
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Homebush
Inerino Mae
Funeral for Joseph Frost Set for Tomorrow at 1
The friends of the late Joseph Frost are invited to attend his funeral moving from his Tate residence for Guayratory tomorrow at 1 o clock.
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Joseph Frost
New England
Guyra
Romeo
Gayra
Tate
Guyratory
Iri
Ofélock
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