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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
2
Local government scrutiny addresses if the ratepayers funds can be spent on private lands and private benefit via public works under the Local Government Act. Auditors General oversight is highlighted to prevent misused rate money, with confidence in councillors to rectify lapses promptly and uphold taxpayers interests.
A notice announces a special general meeting of the Goyra Jockey Club set for Monday evening at 8 in the town hall. The session will discuss important business and feature remarks from Moran and the School of Arts secretary who will be farewelling a longtime member.
The Labor candidate Bryans spoke to a crowd in Guyra last night praising platform aims and urging support to form a Treasury branch in New South Wales. He defended party policy, faced questions, and his speech drew attentive listening and applause from attendees.
A letter from a taxpayer argues against spending ratepayers money on private benefit projects. The writer decries public funds being diverted to aid a single individual while many public roads require work. He supports local government but warns against misusing taxpayer funds for private gain.
A Gad meeting featured Labor candidate Brynot or Gough delivering remarks amid critics of the Treasury administration. The Labor Party organizer Brasch drew strong support as voters appeared inclined to back the Labor ticket. The audience cheered loudly through the rally ending with a show of hands and three cheers for the Labor candidate.
Local notes report a postponed event with expected turnouts and delays. The piece mentions figures and locations in a tight, fragmentary form, including references to Guyra and Bidar with planned activities set for next week.
The venal monthly meeting of the Guyra P and A Society was held yesterday with president A W Ryorews in attendance. Committees were selected for ground, preliminaries, printing and mower duties while tenders were invited for 42 new yards and expansion of the ring fence. A grand stand was discussed, a Horse Parade and Poultry Show set for September, and an agricultural expert scheduled to speak on July 24 at the Olympic Hall.
A garbled legal notice discusses publishers and subscribers, outlining duties to cease or continue use, penalties for noncompliance, and obligations to notify the public. It mentions discontinuation, payment terms, and potential liability for the publisher and readers under a primary agreement.
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