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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
3
The text outlines that employers are liable to pay R500 in case of death or permanent injury, as the remedy under the Workmen's Compensation Act. It references the Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Co Ltd and notes a transitional Australian setting for coverage and remedies.
LANS prepared and ESTIMATES given for All Classes of Building, SPECIAL. ATTENTION GIVEN to RE PAIRS, FAINTING, and DE CORATING. Person oy cvinnin guarantees satisfaction.
Readable fragments describe Sky-Lights Speciality and various piping, heating, and installation teams. Mentions dates, places, and names such as Dathin Sopmrath, Quih Air, Mottin visits Sewee, and Beumthere. Names appear garbled. the text lists many unclear proper nouns and venues without coherent narrative.
Brown and Co agents at Guyra advertise best prices with a list of items and unit costs. The fragment shows varied prices and product mentions, indicating a general sales notice aimed at attracting customers to Royal stores or similar outlets.
Fragmented OCR text presents a surreal wartime meditation mixing mythic imagery and political rhetoric. It invokes The Golden Sword of Victory as a symbol amid battles and societal upheaval, referencing France, Europe, and looming conflict, with scattered phrases about power, division, and mobilization.
A fire struck the Tvarell Ata plant at dawn in a storage area damaging the film line and building. Estimated property losses reach about £2500 to £4000 with other items scorched. several workers injured lightly with one reported in hospital. Fire officials suspect a fault or carelessness sparked the blaze. investigations continue as authorities assess damages and claimants.
Fragmented report outlines commercial bid by John Brilge & Co in Sydney and government plans to facilitate export of Australian primary products. It notes beef, pork and wool market conditions, potential price impacts, and wage and transport costs amid policy talks with Britain and domestic growers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions chilblains and vague references to people and items. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable. The passage appears damaged with garbled names and phrases, limiting factual extraction.
Officials urge taxpayers to use prepared forms to simplify income reporting and tax obligations. The notice highlights 34 forms for dependent income and benefits, emphasizing accuracy and regular use to reduce confusion.
Fragmentary notice lists a Chinese specialist George Lau On Lee, claims no relation to others, and mentions various ailments and a forthcoming event at the Hayat Hotel with an address at Paddington. The text is garbled and includes scattered names, places, and a date to be notified.
T E Sole auctioneer Guyra acts as loyal agent for Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co. Readable items include massy-ha rein agricultural machinery brands and multiple company names such as Ford Motors, Cigds Engineering, Stodebekee Mowe Cars, and Conpac Sheer Dip.
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