24 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
1
Carnaby resident Coungior Bray writes under date 20 4 asking to reveal the Ratepayer who penned a February 3 letter. Bray notes an application by Dr Bray in September for a matter raised at the Guyra Shire Council meeting regarding granting a request.
The council haggles over repairing a crossing on a private road linked to Dr Bray. Debate centers on whether the road is private and if public funds should be used, with Bray pressed to reveal the letter writer's identity, a request refused on privacy grounds. Local notices report Good Friday events, Easter races, police roll collection, and community updates.
Mr B J Howe and Miss Florrie Pryor of Guyn were married at the Drumsmoyne Sydney church. The ceremony was witnessed by many friends and relatives with a reception at the bride’s aunt Mrs Waringtun Drimmoyne. The couple will return to Guyn next Wednesday.
A fragmented report outlines a High Court oriented debate on Wade's constitutional protections in Australia. It references Justice Norton and the Privy Council, noting arguments for and against preserving free speech amid security and order concerns.
A garbled Gorrespandint note describes flood effects and upcoming operations. It mentions a machine due to be sent from The Peak and indicates damage concerns with limited readable details about people and locations.
A early morning fire at Guy Fawkes destroyed the Grosvenor Hotel Post Office Bachlor’s shop and the Bank of New South Wales. The telephone office and surrounding premises suffered damage. Extent of destruction is unclear and a coroner's inquiry is set for Saturday.
The Inverell Show opened after delays due to rain but proceeded with a strong show. Exhibits impressed with fine wool, cattle and horses, while Mrs. Buthwick’s Poyt won the championship and Mr O Miwa took first prize in another class. Gate takings reached 308 13 6d, with a substantial reduction from last year totalling 2457 1.
A garbled passage mentions days and names in unclear form. Readable facts are scarce, with no clear event, location, or identities to anchor a proper news item.
Postmaster General reveals an amended timetable to enter into operation immediately. The message outlines a shift in schedule and timing affecting ongoing operations and personnel confirmations.
A truncated OCR fragment lists names and dates with unclear order in a local notice. It references Deputy Postma and several personal names in a sequence that suggests a registration or amending action. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear event details.
Waddell and Co report weaker fat cattle with scarce prime beasts and sales of bullocks and steers to 5/18. Sheep demand is brisk with Duttons wethers, Rae’s lambs and associated prices, while forward prime lambs and wether demand remain good. sale noted at Newcastle on 24/3/1910.
A parish meeting concluded with Mr. Fleming condemning the Labor Party stance on graduated land taxation and praising a broad plan for development. He opposed the Deakin Party plank and urged support for a continental railway from Port Anguote to Kalgoorlie and port-to-boards links, with plans for irrigation and farm support.
Fragmented text outlines a public bidding event with mentions of prizes including £500 value and cash awards. It references trip packages and months for the winner, plus entry tickets and a local agent distribution. The wording is garbled but indicates a community fundraising or contest sale with multiple incentives.
Fragmentary report notes treaty discussions and a price listing for potatoes from Tanna. Mentions a red shine and a figure near £4 18. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or organizations.
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