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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
2
Notice from Tip t JO McMullin stating he will rebuild soon and aims to secure continued patronage. He thanks customers for past favors and hopes to see old familiar faces at his store when back in business.
A meeting of the Presbyterian Church with the New England Presbytery discussed ministerial changes caused by Rev Dr Johnstone's retirement. Delegates including Montieth Youman Sanders Cameron Mackay Pearton reviewed options and settled that Armidale would host two ordained ministers while the charge remains united at the centre.
The School of Arte library aims to grow after a ball and donations. Books total 170, with room to expand as more members join. Secretary Mr Griffen invites subscriptions from supporters to broaden the catalogue and literature available to residents.
The notice asks subscribers and advertisers to remit small individual amounts to cover collective debts. It stresses the need to pay promptly to keep the publication going and thanks those who have already helped by settling accounts.
At Armidale Police Court on Wednesday Judge Cohen and J P T F Grills presided over a graziery action by Mirshkeio against James Warner for unlawful detention of a bullock. The bullock, bred and sold, came into complainant’s hands then returned to defendant. Cohen ordered its return on payment of 234 by complainant.
Local updates report sickness among residents at the new site and Mr Joseph Shemallen planning immediate construction amid rumors he would not reopen in Guyra. Weather remains cold with unsettled fronts. Miss Ford shows steady recovery from a recent illness. Woods’s Peppermint Cure promoted for bronchial cough.
Mr Maxwell Button a New England pioneer died at Glen Innon aged 72 after half a century on the tableland. An Armidale lands office notice lists applicants and licensing court decisions, while a local joke hints at a patient in hospital.
Sydney and Blonday report a massive gathering in Broken Hill as water in the reservoir runs low Dr McCarthy arrives amid crowding and rainmaking talks move to Wednesday with hopes of rain by Saturday A bank robbery near Bright sees about 450 pounds stolen from a baggage during a buggy drive
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