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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
1
Arthur R Norriss announces start of business as an Auctioneer Stock Station and General from the Olympic Hall building. Will offer furniture produce or any goods at auction or on commission. Owners urged to register stock or produce for disposal, with sales possible every Saturday if there is sufficient incentive.
Frank King and Co inform the public that they are established in the premises adjoining the Court House on Grey Street Glen Innes as auctioneers stock and station agents. Intending buyers and sellers are requested to communicate with them.
Richmond River Pine lining and flooring shelving doors sashes mantelpieces architraves band mouldings skirting and more always stocked and delivered to any part of the town on the shortest notice.
The editor prints a correspondent letter asserting there is valuable fertile land at the lagoon’s northern end, over 200 acres ready for subdivision into three or four farms, which could attract about 50 applicants. The writer urges making land available to provide homes.
A Guyra resident complains that after boundary changes the northern business area lies outside the town and outside the electorate. He urges the Progress Committee to include all of North Gayra in the township and Gough electorate to stop disfranchisement and fix the situation.
A letter to the railway authorities urges placing a porter at the station after delays and inconvenience. The author endorses Lergothlin and notes that the work is not fit for a woman to perform and calls for station staffing. The writer claims multiple locals share the complaint.
A world shaking battle is depicted in vivid Cyclorama display with realism and dramatic scenes. The Hall of Illusions features novelties including a human butterfly metamorphosis from chrysalis to butterfly with lifelike movement. Located at Sydney Cyclorama on George Street opposite the Railway Station.
The Pharmacy Board of New South Wales found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the only medicine in an analyzed list to be entirely free of narcotics. It is recommended for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and can be given safely to children. Sold by J. McMullen.
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