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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
3
New South Wales income tax amendments affect allowances and deductions for 1917 and 1918 periods. Provisions cover exemptions for improvements, depletion of assets, and specific deductions for expenditures on land and machinery, with dates and periods aligned to the July to December 1917 and related fiscal years.
A garbled letter from a grateful patient discusses use of borazel for lingering injuries. The text contains mixed words and stray phrases about medical treatment and personal experiences.
A garbled forecast for New South Wales notes periods of thunder and storms with probable hail in some instances. It predicts rising temperatures toward the end of January with improving conditions inland and a brief relief week, while electric disturbances and windy spells affect parts of the state.
Fragmented lines describe a troubled scene after a swill event and a picnic, mentioning blistering effects and memory of the day. The text references unnamed figures and places such as Renona and Wandsworth, with garbled phrases about temperate comfort and healing. Unclear details limit full reconstruction.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a claim about potato farming and a public policy or event involving individuals and places. The readable parts mention Mr damee Hatellpy and Wing, Vegedatile aul Frat WNitoaae Met, Marge Ube, and references to court or regulatory actions. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
A lively musical evening and dance program is described with performances by notable artists and a follow up encore. The event features Mr Hall as conductor and secretary, with selections including varied piano pieces and vocal numbers.
A filmed work produced and published by Frank Jobo Maw, identified as the sole proprietor, at tides and street location in Gayra, New South Wales. The fragment provides the creator's name and location without broader context.
A jagged OCR page lists numerous events, venues, and dates with many unreadable words. It mentions towns like Armidale and Maitland, several items and months, but most details are unintelligible. The fragmentary items resemble a schedules page with scattered dates and place names.
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