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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
2
B McGovern Baker Confectioner advertises fresh bread delivered to Town residents every morning except Sunday. Cart runs in Black Mountain on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Families on route supplied with fresh bread and cakes. Fresh factory butter delivered on order. Catering for balls picnics tennis or cricket matches at moderate prices. Wedding cakes made to order. A trial solicited.
Word reached town on Tuesday that Jame Jackson of Brushy Creek died after a recent illness at Armidale hospital. A pioneer and respected farmer, he led a prominent tableland wool sheep business and left a large family. The funeral was held on Wednesday.
A government proclamation announces the Shires Act and division of the state into shires. Three riding divisions per shire will be created with five temporary councillors appointed by June next to supervise electoral rolls and arrangements for the first council. Elections begin in November with councils meeting in December and a land tax levy to June 1907.
Wandsworth resident announces severance from Mr Ward and relocation to a shop between the rehool and McCrossin's store, known as a Pussidy shop on the Firgha road. Horses shod, repairs done promptly, paddock available for agistment.
The signatory thanks residents of Guyra, Bisck Mountain and surrounding district for past support and requests continued patronage. The mill is described as up to date and in perfect order with nine pence per bushel cash payment. All wheat deliveries go to Armidale station, milled, and returned free of charge to the station. Flour on hand at low prices of best quality.
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