Guyra Golf Club Reports Gains Despite Wartime Strains
The Guyra Golf Club notes a 51 member total and a £30 19s 1d credit balance for the year. Maintenance challenges included heavy grass growth and reform of greens care while competition fell, but regular play persisted and the club’s mower, fully paid, aided local council tasks.
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C. Mitchell
H. Newton
M. McMillan
H. Burgess
L. P. Archibald
N. P. Cameron
E. R. Copeland
W. J. Hill
C. M. Ebert
D. E. Sutherland
L. R. Helyar
J. Love
Country Party voices concern over postwar bureaucracy
The Country Party attacked Allied Works Council and Civil Construction Corps as Frankenstein monsters likely to persist after the war. Colonel Bruxner criticized government moves to build new large departments, while efficient state works and main roads departments were sidelined. The report also notes appointments, regional meetings in Armidale, and ongoing local civic notes including club provisions, golf ball trading concerns, and unchanged subscriptions.
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Allied Works Council
Civil Construction Corps
Country Party
Bruxner
Department of Works
Main Roads Department
Commonwealth
Shire Council
Sydney
Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Summary
Advert rates for small classifieds up to 16 words priced at 2/6 per item plus 14 per extra word. Meetings and social announcements charged by column inch at 4/ per inch. Births engagements marriages and deaths charged 3/ per item with free publication for properly certified obituaries. Caution notices 19/6 per quarter. Contract rates and quotations on application. Subscription to the Argus is 1A in advance postage free, single copies 3d.
Water access debated at Guyra cattle sale
A letter to the editor by W Faulkner denounces the refusal to supply water from the Showground well to calm dust at the Saturday cattle sale. He laments the camp's water use blocking buyers and sellers and urges a concession to improve the yards and keep the Guyra sale center viable.
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Guyra and
A. Association
Association
Guyra
The Money Mystery Letter to the Editor on Credit and Economy
J R McIntyre argues that money circulation drives prosperity and laments scarce money. He cites war reserves and bank vaults, questions democratic reforms, and critiques credit expansion as a tempting but risky path. He ends by noting a subscription price of 13 a year.
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J. R. McIntyre
Advertising meetings in the Argus to save time and postage
A short promotional note urging readers to place meeting advertisements in the Argus to cut costs on paper, postage, and scheduling. The snippet emphasizes efficiency and local outreach without detailing specific meetings or dates.
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