Armidale Triumph Over Gouvra as Teats Prepare
Armidale led by A Miuscor-Lowers and WA Carey dominated the game with three goals and multiple tries. The defeat left Gouvra with an off day as Armidale outpaced opponents in a low excitement match.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
1
Armidale led by A Miuscor-Lowers and WA Carey dominated the game with three goals and multiple tries. The defeat left Gouvra with an off day as Armidale outpaced opponents in a low excitement match.
Unlicensed wireless devices led to charges against Vetere Mor Goldie Aetna Voster and others at a practice session. Police described 11 venues with 68 receivers seized and 63 new licenses issued, as lawyers outlined fines and court dates amid ongoing prosecutions and planned inspections.
A jumble of weather notes and notices fills the page. Temperatures and forecasts mingle with society events and ads. References to the Federal Election rolls, the Cockburn Relief Fund, and the Younger Set appear alongside theater listings and auctions.
The annual conference of the Northern Po and AO Societies District Coun cil met at Armidale with dates for district shows in February March and June. New appointments were made for stewarding and safety rules discussed, including changes to subseries roles and delegation structures for next year shows.
In Sydney and Melbourne Ho it notes years of service and the position held by a identified journalist and public figure. The report records a funeral and mentions the individual’s reputed capabilities in public life and political involvement.
Letter from the Minister to the Armidale Tenterfield Railway authorities discusses four personal representations about rail operations. It notes the secretary for railways has advised on engine parts and the replacement of a table, and explains that a 30 class engine remains economical in high gradient districts. Proposals to store engines at Armidale and to build a new southern station are examined, with current facilities deemed adequate and costly new works not justified.
The report records Guyra Railway Returns and detailed goods movements including measures for cattle and sheep, despatch counts, and tonnage figures. It lists despatched items such as trucks and bales, with figures like 245 tote, 1 ton, and 254 0259 pounds revenue noted alongside stock and livestock figures for cattle and sheep.
Public School notes list student names across arithmetic and dictation for 4th class. Entries include Viass Arimetic with several students, plus Jill Rudd Dorothy Dixon Audrey Mitchell Ceri Lathe in Dictation. Additional rows show 4th Class Arithmetic names and further dictation signatures.
An article surveys poisons and extracts potential medical uses and risks. It cites veronal overdoses, strychnine, curare, and other agents as treatments or dangers. It notes digoxin from foxglove for heart disease and mentions gas remedies like lye and lewisite in historical contexts.
Miss Joyce Sole, Ursuline Convent High School student, passed the Southern Cross Commercial College type examination with 95 percent and achieved another 95 percent in intermediate book-keeping.
Joyce Briggs of Cyr won two first prizes and two second prizes at Tamworth Highland gathering securing a tie for the division championship though she lost another event. At Gunnedah on Monday she captured two first prizes.
Saturday listings for Arcadia feature matinee at 2:45 PM and evening at 8:00 PM presenting Looking Forward with Lionel Barrymore and Lewis Stone and The Wayseeds with Cecil Kellaway and Shirley Dale. Also Star Pictures offering The Big Broadcast and The Billion Dollar Scandal on the same date, plus Catholic Nas at Arcadia Theatre on June 14.
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