16 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
1
The notice promotes Dermol Hand Lotion as non greasy and non sticky, noting rapid absorption and smooth skin. It highlights a price of 1 shilling 6 pence per bottle and markets the product as easy to apply with a clean finish.
At the New England Roger Lesage meeting in Armidale a challenge was accepted from Gayre District League for the Richmond Cup, with the date set for June. The session featured discussions of local electoral results and notable figures in the region.
Fragmentary listing mentions Joan Mason of Newcastle and a professional piano taper or player piano service with guarantees. Details are incomplete but indicate an office in Angus and Guyana address context.
Guyra crushed Uralla 3-1 in a Bow Cup match on Sunday after a fast second half display. Banks, McKay, and Lyes starred for Guyra while Uralla, led by O Connor and Nelson, fought back with strong defense and sharp backs. Final scoreline reflected Guyra’s late drive and Uralla’s solid effort.
Blacks dominate Greens in Saturday league clash to extend winders lead and secure 28-12 victory at Llangothlin. McKay scores two tries as Mitchell converts, Ayre referees. Blacks lead 15-0 at half. Ben Lomond beat Llangothlin 28-12 as Greens meet Greens next week.
At the Blue Cafe last Friday about forty friends farewelled Mr Bob Pearson of the Guyra post office, with ER Magnus presiding and Postmaster P Ryan toasting him. Wristlet watch presented, Pearson thanked the group, then Miss Cox and Messrs Jones and McGarrity provided music before he left for Manilla Monday evening.
Fine golfing weather at Ollera with the Vicke in order produced several good scores. J T Lang had a mixed day while J T Stwart won the Men's Handicap and his wife claimed the Ladies event. Leading cards included T Stewart and O L Mackenzie with strong rounds, plus notable performances from Donald Jackson and G Ward. Ladies winner was Mrs J T Stewart with strong totals across the field.
The Monthly Medal C competition drew a strong field as G Smart posted a net 64 to win, five strokes ahead of joint runners up Knnell and Mackensie with 65. Handicap adjustments favor several players including G Smart and H F White as Richardson Cup selections loom on Sanday 26 ivat. A second Uralla team will face relatives, with notes on equipment and local notices.
Nomination for election to the PE at 1830 1043 closes with the secretary on Friday June 14 1934 Nomination forms may be procured from L P Archibald Hun a0
On June 19 the fourth Sunday after Trinity, Gayre, Ollero, Tenterden and other congregations hold services at various times including 11 am in Gayre and 2 30 pm in Tenterden. Congregational Torating closes service to elect cemetery trustees. Rev EK Norman McKie, BA presiding.
The report notes weekly rainfall totaling 42 points and records the coldest day at 35 degrees. In courtroom proceedings at Goyra Police Court Morare, A A Brown and A B White, J.P. presiding, heard William Ernent Pasroe charged with obtaining food relief by false pretences. He received nine months hard labour at Tamworth.
The record notes Bullet McKay as the winver of football boots donated by Mr W A Roberts for the player with most points in the first round of the Geyre Competition. It lists figures for Kevenns tickets, coaching, wool, potatoes, live stock and other misc items across year entries, with several nils and varied totals.
Gora Ureviine Convent High School girls bravely challenged St Creola's Armalale on the College oporta ground. Play began at 2 pm with the hosts dominating early, yet the Goyra team showed fight, earning respect despite a loss as Urania's next matchup looms later in the day.
Amid a sweeping political shift the United Parties face defeat of Lang Cabinet and a surprise win for Stevens and Bruxner. Leaders praise country support, pledge honest government, and outline a hard but hopeful path for security and unity across Quurenstad, Victoria, and the broad rural base.
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