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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1954
Page
4
A fragment cites Harold Holt speaking on Britain’s geography and a separation issue. The text mentions Holland and the phrase concentration of a big separation, noting concerns shared by the British government and migration policy context.
Public exhibition of updated electoral tolls at all post offices shows enrolment figures up to December 4, 1958. Returning Officer R B Gillespie warns electors to check their details, notify changes, and obtain claim cards if needed. Possible legal action awaits those failing to comply with Commonwealth Electoral Act provisions.
The New England New State Movement president Mr P A Wright says this weekend’s convention in Armidale will be the most significant yet. Delegates from across the New England area will discuss the December 5 poll showing 32 500 votes with 25 000 backing statehood. The meeting on February 26 and 27 will plan self government efforts and carry the fight forward.
Holy Communion with choir at 10 am. Children's Service at 11:15. Llangothlin service at 2:30. Puddledock service at 5. Tinghal Road service at 7:30 followed by a film programme. Church Army Mobile unit led by Rev. R Fy Kirby, vicar.
In memoriam for Frederick William and loving memory notes from his wife and family. Edwards remembers Thomas William killed February 23, 1953 with silent tribute. Family signs include Stanad sister-in-law Lay and nephews Ray Noeline and Gloria.
dgay Moore of Brad Street expresses sincere thanks to R F Kirby and numerous friends for helpfulness and kindness during the loss of his wife.
Printed and published by Ray Leslie Blake of 120 Mossman Street Armidale for the proprietors The Armidale Newspaper Company Armidales.
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