23 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
1
The report outlines arguments on abolishing the current upper chamber or reforming it by imposing limits and elections. Speakers, including Col. H F Whites, stress safeguarding citizens from hasty regulation while discussing the political obstacles to forming an elected Upper House. The piece notes economic pressures and reformist aims shaping the referendum dialogue across New South Wales.
Sunday services listed for Wandeworth Hoam and Ollers streets note a communal service at 7 30 pm, with no Ollera service on Sunday. Rev E Norman McKie announces a Holiness meeting at Ollers Street at 11 am and a 70 pm gathering with a 230 pm Sunday meeting led by Geo W Mann Captain.
The Guyra Band journeyed to Wandsworth on a Sunday afternoon and performed a jeroprancin of a melody before an appreciative audience. Mr W Smithers Grace thanked the band and Mr R Mitrocemn replied on their behalf. Metheesth and the conductor expressed thanks to the band for their performance and to Gorra die pres te for arranging the event.
A family of fourteen led by mother Flufy and father Rexborough drew curious attention at a local gathering. The parents appeared wary as relatives and onlookers mingled with a well bred collie pup, while Mr Eob Switzky collected something amid the scene.
A garlanded exhibit displays sacks of potatoes with names such as Freeney Manhattan and Madre near a Pennsylvanian district fair. The piece notes cultivation and trade details, mentioning suppliers and cultivators in a scattered, evocative plan.
A discussion on restricting butter exports to Britain notes uncertainty in the dairying industry and possible federal action. It suggests legislation to empower the Export Control Board and argues alternative production for export or home use, with tax and price implications and reliance on Ottawa Agreement interpretations.
In early guidance from Dr Dickim, emphasis is on rest, hygiene, and regular habits. Recommendations include gargling solutions, nasal scents, and use of glycerin to manage symptoms, plus vaccines as advised by health authorities. Seek medical care if symptoms worsen or no doctor is available.
Arcadia Theatre schedules a Saturday double feature with The Night The The and Speak Easily, starring Lily Dareta Charlee Hogglee and Roland Young, along with Buster Keaton and Jimmy Schnoggle in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy. The program promises high energy comedy, romance, and musical numbers from a lineup of former Broadway stars.
The Shire Commissary plans a pest meeting on Wednesday. On Monday afternoon farmer Tom Kirk shot an eagle after a rabbit hunt. Ducks hawks and lagoon activity are noted. Farm points registered. rainfall described. A fall is needed to control moth damage and protect crops.
The first shires delivered prize winners as heat persisted. Weather remained hot with temperatures near 93 degrees on the 13th, slowing events but not dampening competition.
The new alarm telephone service will operate from Monday at exchanges in several towns, charging the standard local rate for 14 minute calls. It aims to help commuters and doctors by waking users at odd hours, with night staffed exchanges required to handle calls.
The Divisional Returning Officer warns that referendum rolls will close around the writ issue. Qualified voters who just reached age 21 must obtain a claim card from the local post office and forward it to Armidale on time to be enrolled.
Friends report Mr. Bob Lindasy is making satisfactory progress. He hopes to get up by Monday or within a few weeks and then resume duty. Mr. Coates, son of Cann Comtes, is relieving, as Lindsay’s health improves.
The usual monthly meeting will be held Saturday next at 2 PM in the M U 10 C F Hall supper room. Mrs White, president of the North era Tabhisad group, hopes to attend along with a Younger Set in connection with the branch. An invitation is extended to all interested. The secretary has a copy of the new CAVA calendar, priced 2 72 each. The men are striking over shorter hours.
A catalog of discounts lists oak kitchen cabinets lamps oak tables and two chairs with prices from £7 5s Many items including sewing machines oak bedroom suites rugs saddles dray collars sulkies harness prams and bedsteads with varied sale prices and terms Sold by an agent for De Lune Prams and similar consignments in a general bargain section.
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