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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
3
Fragmentary report cites labor and party figures with references to elections and governmental roles. Mentions Buick and Tabor in a list of entities, with unclear connections to September 15 events.
Containing dense match commentary, the narrative highlights Australian bowling prowess led by Spaffoeth and Moyle. It notes early wickets and tight lines, with reference to Gregory, Macdonald, and others, and mentions a strong Wicket partnership as the key turning point in the innings.
The piece discusses a troubled wool market with schisms over demand and supply, noting low prices from 158 to 20 per cent, and a lack of German buyers. It highlights New Zealand crabs, scarce shipping, and looming auctions while forecasting difficult times for producers and possible embargo impacts on exports.
A Canberra statement reports the Premiers Plan not yet complete with fiscal measures delayed until July 3, 1931. National debt concerns and public expenditure cuts are discussed amid inflation pressures and a general price rise in Australian commodities.
Obscure notes mark the retirement of Rev. Slytrey after 32 years at the same church. The passage honors his service with mentions of baptisms and marriages he oversaw, and recalls his guidance through times of faith and community.
An official notice records the appointment of Mrbie o as Morera Moderator of the Cameron Memorial Church. The document mentions tensions over personal bonds and distant overseas observers, with references to resignations, charges at Glen lors, and a September date. The notice cites August 20 as a key event point and notes ongoing governance and oversight within the church community.
Local notices warn against duck shooting trespassing on properties including "Waterview" and "Day's Mountain." Prosecutions will follow for violators as previous permissions are withdrawn. Names of property owners and areas such as Aberfoyle and Went Mistake Ruse appear in the notice.
A ragged mix of items includes social musings on marriage and love, a string of sensational quotes, and warnings about trespassing and hunting on private properties. Names such as H W CURTIS, AW EVERETT, L WARD, F MOORE, and D WILLIAMS appear alongside warnings banning fishing or trespass on properties like Vale and St Helens, Karoola, and Lake View.
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