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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1947
Page
4
The first postal deliveries started in Tingha last week with mail boxes appearing on front fences in the gazetted area. Residents welcomed the service though the postman faced difficulty in the initial days because houses were scattered.
Guyra Rugby League will begin trial games immediately to give players ample practice before serious play. The first game is set for next Sunday afternoon. The league voted that players must be financial members at trials to be eligible for selection. A tribute was paid in silence to the late Mr. Mather, father of Bob Mather.
Mervyn Hyatt aged 14 was thrown from a horse at Mr J Shanahan s property last Sunday. The saddle came off unbuckled the girth and blinded the horse briefly leading to the rider being struck on the forehead and shoulder. He was helped by Mr Shanahan and admitted to Clarleston Private Hospital with forehead wounds and bruising and is progressing satisfactorily.
Short notice of publication printed and published by Roy Leslie Blaxe for The Guyra Argus proprietors The Armidale News paper Co Ltd at 113 Faulkner Street Armidale detailing the local newspaper printing arrangement and address.
Old Tingha residents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lockey and their son Mr. John Lockrey leave Tingha for Wollongong after years of bakery work. Mrs. Lockrey is honored by the Tingha Red Cross Society and Mr. J. Lockrey receives an illuminated address from local citizens for fellowship and service.
Personal Tingha residents cheer as Janet Trevithick recovers from illness while friends and relatives travel between Armidale Tingha Glen Innes and Yamba. Visitors include Miss Belva Trevithick and Miss Netta Parker with a death noted for Mr Frederick William Mather of South Guyra.
Mrs. O. Akin of Malpas Street had a serious accident Saturday afternoon while walking in her house. She fell heavily breaking her [injury unspecified] and was conveyed to the Armidale and New England Hospital on Sunday by ambulance.
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