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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
2
A young barrister forces the defendant to reveal a deeper motive for his long journey to town. The exchange turns on a dramatic suggestion of affection and a longing to stay, as the barrister presses for truth amid a streetside scene.
A partial OCR item lists hand saws and tools with scattered notes such as Nest of Three and keyhole panel hardware. Mentions include Tron Tack and Iron Jack model references with numbers like 7/9 and 12/6.
The corresp notes that 1932 rainfall averaged low, totaling 242 inches with a yearly total 12 points below average. January was hottest month with 99 degrees, three 90+ days in winter, July coldest at 42.1 degrees, winter coldest in three years, 55 thundery days and four frosts. Monthly maxima and minima listed. frost occurred all months except January February.
Presbyterian and Church of England notices list week's services at Guyra and nearby towns including Brockley, Ben Lomond, Ollera, and Puddledock. Highlights: Sunday morning and evening services, Church Army Crusaders, men's and women's services, and daily mission services January 22–27. Rev E Norman McKie leads in Brockley. Rev R A Harris leads at Black Mountain.
A reminder highlights a closing price-cutting period on Saturday with sales on dress materials crepes household furnishings wear and footwear for men women and children. The text lists items such as camorics haitish crepes towels sheets ladies pyjamas vests bloomers and special purchases with low prices.
Salvation Army officials plan a Sunday opening of a new corps in Guyra with Major Smith and Adjutant Clulow visiting from Armidale. The event includes 11am Holiness meeting, 3pm band concert, and 7:30pm Salvation meeting at Oddfellows Hall with bright singing and invited attendance.
Earle Charles Page 22 son of Federal Country Party leader Dr Earle Page was killed instantly by lightning while riding home to Heifer Station near Grafton. His brother Ivan carried him 100 yards then six miles for help as rescuers from Grafton arrived. The deceased had just graduated B Veterinary Science at Sydney University and was part owner of Heifer Station. He represented the University in Rugby and was an all round athlete.
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