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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
4
A Thursday night fire at Mr. McCaskill’s home in Liangothiin leveled the house and furniture. Insurance covered by Mercantile Insurance Co Ltd, with a £350 payout recommended after inspection by adjuster Mr Marton. Nearby, celebrations, marriages, and local notices fill a busy Guyra page.
R Hall and Son Pty. Ltd Guyra report 450 bales reclassified and repacked by them have been finally appraised in Newecastle. The realisations list multiple buyers including Mackenzie Guyra and Caldclough Ben Lomond with fleece values and small consignments showing d, s, and pence details.
Following representations to authorities the first shipment of 30 tons of potatoes departed Guyra on Tuesday for dehydration at Tamworth.
In support of Mrs Gilmour in the state wide Popular Mother competition the Guyra Red Cross branch has a large fair planned for Saturday The P A and H Society aids in running the event and secretary Miss G McLean appeals for public support including saleable goods for the charitable cause.
In the Legislative Assembly Mr M F Bruxner pressed the Agri culture Minister over a regulation limiting Guyra potato sales. Mr Graham replied that Guyra growers had answered the Commonwealths call for higher production. The speaker sought temporary relief on Tasmania imports to ease supply and speed market access for Guyra growers.
The Tubbamurra branch backs a headquarters appeal for 575000 handkerchiefs and 162000 washers to ship to service members in June. Members report donations of socks and caps by several volunteers and a small Red Cross stock remains for knitters through secretary Mrs. H. Curtis.
The famous clock in the House of Commons was named for Sir Benjamin Hall the first Commissioner of Works when it was erected in 1856.
In Inverell area early Sunday a car tire blew out sending the Pollocks vehicle off the road into an embankment and against a tree. William Pollock electrical linesman of Glen Innes and his wife and two children were injured. Mrs Pollock was hospitalized while Mr Pollock was discharged after treatment. The ambulance driver was shocked to arrive and learn the victims included his wife's father and mother.
The Armidale News paper Co. Ltd. published by Roy ce for The Guyra Argus Proprietors. 113 Faulkner Street Armidale.
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