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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1904
Page
3
Soth announces to clients that plans and estimates will be provided at no charge. The move aims to attract new customers and streamline initial consultations, emphasizing accessibility and transparency in pricing. Local managers see potential for higher engagement and project initiation.
Frank King and Company inform the public that they have established themselves in the premises at the Court House Groynli ennes to act as auctioneers and station agents. Buyers and sellers are invited to communicate with them.
A mysterious event titled Faomers Ahhaeste led by John Roche is noted with lines urging resistance against wrongs and a future focus on good. The entry mentions Thursday in June but provides no year or location. The fragment suggests a cultural or musical program prompting social reflection.
The usual Gayra Progress Committee monthly meeting convened at Ford's Hotel on Friday night with Nowland, Sole, McMullen, Wilson Mulligan, and Conner present. Connor resigned as secretary treasurer after returning £3 14s 6d, donating his remaining funds. T E Sole elected to fill the position temporarily.
The meeting discussed approving a grant to repair the worst road spot near Castelli's and instructed the secretary to write to Mr Thomas about the 4 mile peg road near Mr Heaghney's, requesting a finger-post and other necessary work at the Glen Innes Aberfoyle and Guyra Aberfoyle junction. Mulligan flagged action on the loading platform. Wilson moved to reduce association eduction.
A passenger describes visiting Wandworth races on a holiday for the Prince of Wales day. He notes bracing winter air, ploughed fields, a modest crowd, and mixed results in the Opening Handicap and Maiden Plate with local color and a late-night ball. A police court note and Mr Hamnett rumor refutation follow.
A 210 year old daughter of Mrs. of Black Mountain suffered serious burns when her dress ignited while preparing a diaper. An aboriginal bystander acted quickly, aiding the girl who was then taken to Armidale for medical care and is improving.
Sunday afternoon in a sulky on the Tebbamurra road two miles from Langothliu a wheel broke and Leslie Archer was thrown. He suffered severe internal injuries and was taken to Armidale hospital where an operation was performed on Monday. He remained in critical condition as relatives were wired for. The incident aroused sympathy as Leslie was a universal favorite.
An employee at Meters Starr sustained a needle injury on Friday while at the new hotel on Monday. The needle pierced his arm muscle, the eye broke, and the remaining portion remained embedded. He was taken to Armidale where X rays aided in removing the needle. He remains in hospital and will be unable to resume his trade for some time.
Rumor links Orchester lately in Guyra with a likely move to reside locally. The piece notes his fit for the town, praises a prior champion misy ded the Teeredlotal title, and mentions wind up at Brewarrina after an uncleanful season, reflecting muddled local topics.
The report notes strong membership for a Guyre show and steady payments from members. It mentions William Moore’s residence party, hotel construction progress by Starr and Mundy with brick-work beginning, slight delays from wet weather, and a Chinaman reportedly buying a young bluss ing for £10. Local storekeepers report dull trade in Glen Innes area, while Guyra stores remain busy. Ploughing resumes and meat farming awaits good weather. heavy early crops are anticipated. Two ladies plan a temporary bridge behind Guyra to aid schoolchildren, praised for initiative. A satirical jab at the government accompanies news of Mr. Benson’s serious hospitalisation and a fatal operation yesterday. Norris of Taft’s Hotel is laid up with a leg, prompting medical travel to Armidale. An auctioneers license is granted to AB Norries at the police court. Weather is described as favorable overall. A copy warns of a Catholic ball Friday and a remedy for chronic chest complaints.
The Hon. see Mr Norriss reports over 80 subscriptions indicating strong support for the show. An adjourned meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon to elect a committee with 26 candidates named for the 26 positions.
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