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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
3
In Dunedin a New Zealand doctor reconstructs a young girl’s face following a severe injury. The procedure involves multiple operations and advances in plastic surgery, supported by family and medical teams. The case highlights medical progress and the emotional toll on the patient and relatives.
The article reports on J. AL Coleman detailing New Zealand and New South Wales methods in ram breeding, wool quality, and meat yield. It compares export potential with Australian practices, noting ewe types and the impact on prime export quality, while discussing breeder strategies and market expectations.
The issue highlights Heritage by Charles Changel and includes rich photography with Irwin. It praises Chauvet's narrative as courageous and enduring, honoring early Australian pioneers. Also showcases well known writers Georgia Hives and Marjorie Pryor among others, with fiction, recipes, and fashion patterns.
A garbled historical excerpt recalls a governor’s tribute to press power during a voyage to Australia. It notes journalists' bold interviewing of leaders, and contrasts Australian public understanding with British perceptions, while recounting royal and military figures observed along the journey.
Church memoranda note wire festival service with Lenten sermon at Cathedral and Abbey. Upcoming schedule includes Wednesday 7 40 a m and Friday 7 90 p m events led by Rev Re AL Harrie, BA. Salvation Army and Free Work group promoting five day prayer meetings encourage attendance. William Lubes and Captain lead a welcome, with dates set through March.
A Gympie youth, eager to explore a magpie nest, discovered a gold piece used as a tooth cap. He climbed a tall pine, retrieved the item, and showed it to a local jeweller who valued the find highly.
Notice warns trespassers on Gileamure and The Willows property will face prosecution for entering fields cutting wood and interfering with locks. It lists named individuals and bans fishing, with prior permissions withdrawn and strict enforcement. A rabbitlike fox terrier named Hunny is described as a pet.
Fragmentary OCR yields a legal style notice mentioning Moore pra J Moore. The text references no fling or expense of known a pareals and notes that the offender will be presented under law. Names D Williams and Bons appear in garbled form.
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