A Store for Australians Do Australian Stora
A fragmented notice describes a store for Australians offering food and clothing in a distant locale. The garbled text mentions ships, regions, and life in foreign parts with unclear names and terms.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
1
A fragmented notice describes a store for Australians offering food and clothing in a distant locale. The garbled text mentions ships, regions, and life in foreign parts with unclear names and terms.
Readable bits show a food specialist and coupons with a price mention around 40. Mentions of quality, high aw, and a vendor address appear amidst garbled text. No clear event or coherent report can be established from the fragments.
The public file condemns war time promises and electoral deceit in Australian politics. Hughes and the National Party face backlash over referendum pledges and leadership, with calls from Conservative and Labor factions for resignations and reform to restore public trust.
An obituary note honors Mer Deas a respected carrier between Uralla and Buil-dorra and later Gayrswith, who served on the Northern railway and contributed to the district for decades. The service recalled his industry, family ties, and public roles, with reflections from Rev AW Comte and local residents.
The notice warns against sale of infested sheep and hides under the Sheep and Infested Stock control act. It declares penalties of up to £100 for selling infested stock and stresses inspection and regulatory compliance to curb spread and protect livestock movement. The alert, dated Monday, emphasizes enforcement and proper handling of affected animals.
Fragmented notice discusses traveling stock permits and enforcement by the Polio Department. Mentions permits required and penalties for noncompliance. Reads as rough OCR with missing words and misspellings. Contains no clear dates or locations.
An official visit involves MESSRS 1. A. BARRACLOUGH of Sydney Melbourne and Beveasile to Lenton University and PROA. A legal notice states charges and dates including a Wednesday February 6 for a reported incident at Ward's Royal Motel with police notification.
A meeting of the Guyra National Association belt of the Shire is scheduled for Saturday afternoon the 10th. Attendees should observe proper decorum as political matters and recent rule changes by the Federal Prime Minister in Sydney are expected to be discussed.
Police court proceedings reveal a mix of liquor, public order, and property issues in Armidale. Reports detail a Cypress Pine case, fines for government property damage, and a carport incident near Bullecourt. Local names include Miss O Neil Inverell, Sergent Regan, and Mrs Murray, with dates and venues tied to the New England Age coverage.
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