Carlisl es Pty Ltd Grocery and Provisions Notice
Carlisl es Pty Ltd trading as grocery and provisions merchant pleads for contact at Phone 270 Guyra to settle accounts and notify customers of business address and services offered.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
4
Carlisl es Pty Ltd trading as grocery and provisions merchant pleads for contact at Phone 270 Guyra to settle accounts and notify customers of business address and services offered.
The Post Office plans further rural automatic exchanges in New South Wales with about 40 installations expected within 12 months. Officials note 93 rural automatic exchanges existed before the war and 172 have been added since, with 650 more ordered. The move aims to speed connections and provide round the clock local service, while keeping rentals low and charges favorable to country subscribers.
The death occurred on December 30 in Guyra of Mrs Amy Scott aged 56 after six weeks of illness. Born in Dumaresq, she was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Martin. She moved to Guyra after marrying Victor Scott, a railway porter. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Jean Goledge of Sunnybra. Brothers Albert, James, Frederick, Ernest, George, and Martin among others. The funeral will be held in January at St Paul’s MacNeil and Pid.
Four State by-elections will be held February 11 as Labour gauges strength ahead of a planned general election later this year. Nominations for Armidale Wollondilly Walloonong Kembla close January 23. Armidale vacancy follows D H Drummond resignation.
Ben Lomond background items as families and individuals visit for holidays. Mr P O Sullivans travel with the Arneliffe party. George Seeney visits Campbelltown. John McDonagh from Sydney enjoys vacation with relatives. W Shelley from Stoke Farm School holidays with his parents at Herber Bay. M Price of Queensland visits Mr and Mrs Wright. Rosemary Coward spends school holidays with her mother. Mention of a tennis mixed doubles result at Clonee with trophies awarded to Coward and Herb Terran partner Mrs Smith.
A fragmentary letter to an editor quotes a line attributed to George Canning about resisting adversity. The text appears as a candid, garbled OCR sample with disrupted words and possible dialogue from a historical correspondence.
In a BBC programme William McDowell discusses tall stories of the sea and local politics. The dialogue references Parliament votes and party loyalties, noting how sailors’ legends contrast with political accountability.
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