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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
2
In memoriam for our dear sister Mary Anse Beowx who left Penrith on 6 July 1902. Gone but not forgotten. Inverted by her sister and brothers Hannah John Albert and Wil Roche.
An old newspaper blurb notes a call to aid a cause lacking support and resistance to wrongs is urged for action. It references a future time near the date July 7 1903 and implies community effort toward improvement.
New England inn AviNa sells Bariness enterprise after eight years to Laurence Macrats Bros. The owners thank constituents for support and seek continuation for successors. They pledge to run the business on the same liberal lines with high wool hide sheep and martial skins prices for locals in the district.
A notice states that any person found in paddocks after a specified date will be prosecuted. The notice names Mitchell Beoe as a party related to the matter and warns of legal action for trespass on private land.
Fruit culture grows in the district as farmers plant fruit trees. Mr John Moloney received a consignment from Two Bays Nursery Melbourne, inviting orders through him. A Hobart Amateur Horticultural Society meeting backed compulsory spraying for moths, citing 90 percent fruit protection, with entomologist notes on friendly insects and garlic mixture as a recommended spray.
The article notes that spraying at petal fall reduces codling moth damage. F Butler and others report decreases after two to three years of practice. Lea’s methods prove spraying at the right time very effective, and growers hope compulsory spraying becomes practicable soon.
The district observes that many young men wish to farm land but lack practical support from the department. Open reserves and slow administration hinder closer settlement, while calls grow for Crick's Amending Act to curb abuses and streamline farmer resolutions.
A social will be held in Tattersall Ball on Thursday night with invites for ladies and provided refreshments. The Grafton and Armidale Anglican Synod unanimously supported a union of churches and urged conferences to remove difficulties. A native dog hunt at Baldersleigh drew a fair crowd, two dogs sighted and one shot by Mr Bob Mulligan. dogs valued at £10 each. Weather was unsettled with an inch of snow fell on Saturday night, second fall of the year. Local applications lodged at Glen Innes land office. Mr Fred Hill advancing with his shop and fence plans to improve Northeast Brayea access.
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