Advance Guyra agents for prime Facon and Ebor cheese
Advance Guyra agents for prime Facon and Ebor cheese registered. Phone 244.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
3
Advance Guyra agents for prime Facon and Ebor cheese registered. Phone 244.
Golenore edges Waratahs in a high scoring, disorderly innings with Leo Helan top scoring at 47 and Alan Helyar adding 26. Mulligan bowled best for Golenore taking 4 for 52 as Waratah bowlers Sullivan and others struggled. The match features fluctuating partnerships and a late Wicket spree, concluding with busy but unclear final totals.
The Boxing Day event battled gale force winds with struggling tennis early on. Drysday and Martin led mixed doubles with several finals and semi finals noted among Cox, Miss Cox, Drysdale, Youman and O’Rourke. Tedworth and Tim Egan excelled in bowling with Adamson taking 4 for 53 as Rover's scoring featured modest totals.
The Tedworth Shield changed hands briefly when Guyra won, then Glenore Bowmen claimed the trophy after a decisive victory over North Enders. Key performers included M Ward and D Pearson with three wickets each, E Hutton top scoring for North End, and W Hen nexey taking 4 for 25.
On Boxing Day the Possible and Probable teams captained by Al Viper and S Kelly, drawn from town and country players, staged an interesting tussle with Kelly's side winning 159 to a lower score. Detailed scoring lists feature Mulligan Muldoon Adamson Muldoon Hill Little Woodward and others with bowlers and bowlings noted.
Property owners warn against trespassing and interfering with rocks or timber on lands The notices specify prosecution for intruders on Mount View Glenmore Hills borough Baldersleigh and nearby properties Also warnings include rabbit tappers and hunting shooters and trapper activity The notice lists several names and penalties associated with trespassers
Stephen Smith pleaded guilty to stealing one bale of wool valued at 22 shillings from E M Delbridge and Co. He was drunk, signed a dubious docket, and recognised by the investigating constable. He was fined 3 pounds or three days in jail and warned not to appear again. The report also notes local cricket scores and agricultural notices.
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