Local committee meeting and notices from Guyra P and H
A committee chaired by A W Everett met yesterday morning with attendees including J T Mulligan T Sole C G Hopkins and P B Stevenson. Minutes were confirmed and several accounts were approved. The group aligned with the North Coast Agricultural Societies Association and the Northern P A Societies Council with a 2 2s fee. Committees for Grounds Executive Protest and Printing were named and the next meeting set for Wednesday 28 July at 11 am. An aside notes a prominent piano and herbal pill promotion claim drawing thousands of readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Everett
Acate Or Isceelt Nudge
Rt Impaon
D . Pas
J.T. Mulligan
T. Sole
C.g. Hopkins
P. B. Stevenson
Fragmented historical verse fragment about cough remedy
The text presents a fragmented poem referencing a home remedy for cough and a mix with treacle. It mentions obtaining a substance from a chemist and Hean's Essence, but the lines are unclear and garbled. The piece reads like an experimental verse with embedded product references and nonsensical phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hean
Make the Throat Glad Prono Pastilles Promote Guineas Prize
An advertisement touts Prono Pastilles Make the Throat Glad as a popular remedy. It urges readers to buy to win part of a £2000 prize pool, noting full details appear on another page of The Guyra Apyus.
Danes Village Dance Raises Funds After Pumpkin Auction
A Friday village event organized by Frown Chr Correspondent Borrolong Sports and Danes featured guest J. T. Mulligan. A pumpkin auction by F. Williams netted £310. The evening program included music by G Upson J Sonter and vocal items from Mrs J Hell and others. Donations of 10 shillings came from Mulligan Williams Smith and Deiderick families and W Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Mulligan
F. Williams
Messrs
G. Upson
J. Sonter
R. Betis
M.C
J. Hell
Mies Raynolds
Reg. Williams
Mesara
J.T. Mulligan
B. H. Williams
H. E. Smith
E. J. Smith
J. Ray Smith
J. Deiderick
Les Deiderick
W. Wright
Obituary of Mrs Reuben Bell of Moreworth Black Mountain
General regret followed news that Mrs. Reuben Bell aged 63 has died after a months illness. She was the eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Jobo Hows of Saumarez Ponds and is survived by her husband four sons and two daughters, plus four brothers and six sisters. The funeral was held at Black Mountain Baptist Cemetery with burial rites by Rev Patland and Rev Holton and arrangements by Mr G Piddington Armidale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Bell
John Howe
Black Mountain
Joseph Howe
Exmouth
Geo. Howe
Bendemeer
James Howe
Seomarez Ponds
Robin Bell
Ginck Mountain
L. Haynes
Danaresq
T. Ball
Liangobhlin
Mra. T. Hanson
Miles, Q
Mra. Tuck
England
W. Frasier
Dumaresq
Hun Sud
Black Mountain Baptist Cemetery
Patland and Holyton
Longtime Tingha resident dies after month illness
After living in Tingha for forty years she became ill with a fatal illness lasting about a month. She left a family of five sons and three daughters, including daughter Mrs W P McWilliam of Goyra. Surviving siblings include Police-sergeant Smith of Yass. The remains were buried in the B C portion of [nvere Cemetery Friday afternoon with Very Rev Dean O Neill officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingha
W. P. McWilliam
Goyra
Smith
Yass
B.C
Dean O'Neill
Local Church and Civic News From Guyra and Armidale
Community notices report church services across Guyra and nearby districts with times for Saturday and Sunday worship. Local constables Fleeting and Cox are noted for transfers and returns. Abe Cohen recovers after surgery. a tennis match with Tenterden fell through. Armidale licensing court renews Royal Hotel license. A School of Arts and Soldiers Memorial Hall committee advances with five tenders. B Wade Inverell’s tender accepted for brick building. Construction expected in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale No. 2 Bowling Green
Tenterden
Armidale
School of Arts and Soldiers’ Memorial
Shire Chambers
L. P. Cotton
G. A. Batt
W. P. Craik
W. Roberts
Allo
B. Wade
Inverell
Debating Club Discusses Capital Punishment Abolition
The Gours Debating Club debated whether capital punishment should be abolished with a pro and con exchange. A supporter argued for retention as a just duty, while an opponent likened the hangman to a sworder, sparking a lively, information rich discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gours Debating Club
Jory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guyra
A.m. Yeetor
Jone
Agen
Sinden’s
Perth
Peencale
Zandalia
Sydney
Gayra
Universal Stores
South Gayra
International Harvester Machinery Company
Hoath
Gallagher and Weavers
Batho
Ss. Freeman & Sons Ltd
Association
Masara
Jon McLean
Cregan
H. 8. Mackenzie
North Coast Agricultural Societies’ Association
Gayra Society
Northern P. and A. Societies’ Council
T. E. Sola
Tenterfield
Mesra
Curtis, Rae
Giles Moore
Samuel Kally
Jon, Youman
T. E
Sole
Colonel White
Messra
T. E. Sole
Dutton, Hopkins
White
Dr. Harris
Masare
Dutton
Clark
Ras, King
B. W. Youman
Moessrs
A. A. Mackensie
Clark, Simpson
McLean
Mears
Crouch
Chisell
Mesara Crouch and
Hopkins
Clegymen
BR. H. Williams
Mrs. Barnett
Innisbowen
Mary Barvett
Jeremiah Barnett
Peet
Hawkesbury River
Church of England
Backwater
Ben Lomond
Presbyterian
Dubh
Hav
E. N. McKie
B.A
Constable Fleeting
Bundemeer
Mr. Fleeting
Constable Cox
Prince
Jno. Moloney
Abe Cohen
Sinden's, Ltd
Cohen
Armidale Hospital
Guyra Church of England Vicarage
B. H. Brownrigg
Royal Hotel
JR. A
McAlister
Gurra
J. E. Phelan
E. McCrohon
Burgess and Gibson
Chibinen
Macking Wougli
Woode
T. Coltran
Falconer
Oddfellown
Trisia
Thor
Buttons
A. H. Willis
Furnitore
P. N. Stevenson
Merino Wethers
John Newberry
Winchcombe
Carson
Womebush
W. Brazier
J. Brazier
Jov
A. McArthur
W. F. Grills
T. Grills
T. Mulligan
Son
Zam- Buk
Riak
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