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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
1
A Saturday auction at Starrs Hotel offers farm land for sale under easy terms. The listing notes multiple acreages with varied prices and terms and invites interested buyers to attend or contact Moore Brown and Ossill for details.
The report notes tighter supplies and higher prices at the city market on Friday. Affected items include meat and staple goods with customers feeling the pinch of increased costs. Vendors expect some relief if supply lines stabilize in the coming week.
An inter view summarises growing backing for a coast rail link from Inverell to Col’s Harbor, with officials and local leaders endorsing the route. Advocates argue economic benefits and increased public traffic, while municipal council discussions reflect rising interest in public planning for the line.
A fragmented report notes an individual linked to Whyburn station discussions and a figure named Mr Veto. The piece hints at hotel involvement and a contested writing or statement, outlining tensions around a local governance matter.
The text urges the majority in the district to back the movement for reform and to commit to expenses for the League's work. It emphasizes rallying the people of Gujarat district to sustain this important effort and to support Tailor Tagin and others leading the campaign.
Extracted correspondence shows Mesrs Jackson Gissing Rutherford and local residents petitioning NSW Guyra for an official Post and Telegraph Office. Report recommends central location between Guyra and North Guyra, plus closing non official offices. awaiting further action and classification details.
Local report from Homebush notes 905 cattle yarded with the market 10a dearer. Bent beef values steadied while sheep numbers were moderate. The day saw varied prices as buyers and sellers contended under hot conditions. The column also mentions political candidate M. A. Hay in correspondence, with readers invited to comment.
A fragmented colonial notice discusses a candidate in the upcoming federal election, tariff views, and party alignments amid local weather notes, a snow event at Guyra, and a railway fatality in Temora. It notes heavy snow in Guyra, a boy with an eye injury near Armidale, and a trainmaster fatally injured in Temora, with auction and land sale notices near Narrabri.
The document describes a civil dispute where plaintiff Molomin Harris seeks relief against defendant Jobo Wohard Diayd. It notes claims of improper conduct and requests for court action including injunctions and orders. The matter involves warrant of seizure and a demand for costs, with references to proceedings at an unnamed court and mentions of related parties and dates.
Market brief from Sydney reports various grain and produce prices with uncertain figures. Mentions wheat, barley, potatoes, and hay with mixed numerals and fragmented terms, lacking clear quantities or dates.
The P and A Sucelry meeting notes debate fencing and clearing the rear school paddock for exchange, approve Department of Agriculture plots, and plan the annual Horse Parade for September 23. District vegetable collection centers are set, committees named, and prizes offered by Rex Blaxland and Dalgety & Co for future shows.
Notices from the Department of Lands Sparks and water confirm parcels to be held for public sale. Listings reference stock timing, auction dates, and acreages with locations including Darniga Wander, AMIS acres, and Mollinger. Details mention available terms, transport routes, and participation by interested parties with deadlines in August and July.
A jumble of terms and names appears from a local page: mentions of列 an Anandale Express, butter prices, wage figures, and scattered references to people such as Alexander Brown and Pam yom ik Wert. The text hints at local trades, a constable, and brief mentions of places and figures without coherent context.
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