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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
4
An indecipherable OCR fragment mentions the Eight Hours Great Art Union and a public notice related to a publication. It references names like Kemal Avenue and mentions a figure associated with art and a possible public sale or action, but the text is garbled and many terms are unreadable.
In a commercial notice the firm Mert Cr Ltd reports a received bill of exchange and related charges. The document references a March date and outlines payment terms and protested details. The notice mentions interior goods and fencing, with references to a clientele and contractual obligations.
A damaged excerpt discusses motor industry shipments and market plans. It mentions body components, public relations, and planned information releases. Names and precise details are unclear, but indicates rising interest and formal actions affecting sales and city activity.
The Local Land Board convenes at the Court House on Monday at 12 o'clock to consider applications. Items include authorization for erection of give-and-take fencing and appraisal of annual rental for parcels in Ryande and Clase counties.
The Future Shows association announced a conference at Olen during Show week to discuss postponement strategies. Delegates including Nares Armidal and Modrthary Gusva attended while AM presided and outlined proposed dates for the next Show. A preliminary vote suggested holding no Show in the third week of February with adjustments in March and April.
The fragment references a press operated on earth and a price note near £110. Names include G. E. Parsons and Donald, with vague claims about patents, fame, and market terms. The readable text hints at an old business listing or advertisement without clear dates or locations.
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