Rival Railway Routes in New England Debate
The Gle n Innes and Guyra routes spark a regional rail showdown with Armidale backing and Glen Innes opposition. The Examiner backs Glen Innes, while the Bammer denounces coastal lines, urging a coastward link via Guyra and Inverell as the practical cross-country alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Iness
New England
Armidale
Tts
Glen Innes
Examiner
Stuart-Dibbs
Grafton-Glen Innes
Glen Ines
Fontes
Glen Tanes-Grafton
Gayra
Ucere
Tenterfield
Inverell
Glen Jones
North Coast
N.E
N.S.W
Armdale
Guyra
Moree
Mungindi
Guyra P A and H Association shows strong surplus
The late show balance sheet presented by treasurer Mc Chapman of the Guyra P A and H Association reveals a £24186 1d surplus after annual improvements. The committee foresees a big next year, favors fencing the grounds to boost revenue, and supports the original show dates to keep top district stock in Guyra. They also seek a government grant through Easter deputations, expecting continued prestige and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Chapman
Guyra P. A
Guyra
H.ion
Fish for Lent at Pareer's Federal Stores
Pareer's Federal Stores advertises the best fish stock in town for Lent. Mr W Morris secured the contract to erect the Armidale to Aberfoyle telephone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareer's Federal Stores
W. Morris
Armidale
Aberfoyle
Local Guyra Notes Include Accidents and Events
A son of Mr Alex Kirk suffered a painful leg cut when an adze slipped while using a plank. The Guyra Progress Committee failed to form a quorum for its monthly meeting, adjourned to Starr's Hotel. Hawthorne and Wilson vaudeville are billed for Saturday at the Olympic Hall, with several local committees and residents contributing to nearby events and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Kirk
McAlister
Guyra Progress Committee
Messra Ras
Stevenson
McGovern
Roche
Starr
Vaudiville Cay
Guyra
Hawthorne
Wilson
Olympic Hall
Metropolitan Theatres
Meeting of the Guyra P A and H Association Committee
A committee meeting was held in the pavilion on Wednesday afternoon with Mr Everett presiding. Members present included McLean Piper Croft Chapman Williame J A Chisholm Youman Nowland Willis and Neakervis. The chair noted revenue and fence loss, proposed a Sydney Easter deputation for a grant, and discussed a ladies committee. Budget shows a £24 18s 1d credit after improvements. Next show set for February 21–22 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra P. A. and
H. Association
Everett
Messra McLean
Piper
Croft
Chapman
Williame
J. A. Chisholm
Youman
Nowland
Willis
Neakervis
A. K. Cameron
Sydney
Williams
Percy Stevenson
Local harvests rise as rain slows threshing
Black Mountain reports freely coming in tubers oats and wheat while persistent wet weather hampers threshing. A wedding was held Wednesday in the Enland church by Rev E. Merchant uniting Mr L Williams of Puddledock and Miss Doll Bell of the Mountain in a crowded ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Merchant
Enland
L. Williama
Puddledock
Doll Bell
Baldersleigh Notes and Local Sports Roundup
Over the past week a beneficial rain fell with more than two inches recorded. Stock and grass prosper, promising a bright winter. In a Saturday match, Baldersleigh beat Ollera. Ollera 55 and Baldersleigh 185 for eight down. Baldersleigh to play George's Creek next Saturday. A death notice for Mr Jackson of Brushy Greek mourned as a longtime district resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcner
Ollera
Local Orchard Reports Strawberry Plant Struggles
Readable fragments indicate growers report poor strawberry plants and elevated losses. No clear dates or named organizations available. article appears incomplete with missing context and specifics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B.A. McAlister
Pharmaceutical & Dispensing Cheist
Quacfiied
Guyrs
Mr. McAlister
Tytternall's
Guyra Argus
Faemers
Conducted By
John Roche
R. C. Church
Taft
Whybourne Bay- Fee
Moloney
Hooker
Ford
Lavie
Smith
J. Moloney
Stapleton
John Moloney
Lonergan
Bradley Street
Spinks
J. T. McGovern
Bald Blair
Bald Blair Homestead
Constable O'Neil
Jas. Moore
North
Progress Committee
Black Mountain
Baldersleigh
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