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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
3
The text describes a cleaning task for valves and a pile of components. It mentions a grate, seating, and a valve in an echoing setting. Details are garbled with many missing or unclear names and terms.
The article discusses how variations in donor engine design and transmission setups affect fuel economy and power delivery. It examines wheel drive, axle/gear selections, and the impact of overdrive gearing on efficiency at various speeds. It notes expected improvements as new gear ratios and hydraulic systems are adopted in future vehicles.
The 1940 Guyra Golf Club season opened with a large field and ideal conditions. A. Eyers and J Mackenzie led with strong rounds, while noted pairings and numerous notable mixed results dominated the day.
The monthly medal at Country Golf Club was won by Ac Miller on Sunday. Final scores include Miller nine two, EF Carahy M13, and others with W973 and Luton reflecting varying placements. Remaining scores show Ward, Jones, Dr Russell, and J Jones with final tallies around 40 to 104 and 49.
Saddler and harness maker Cecil Miller has commenced business at premises opposite Memorial Institute. Undertakes all close of work and repairs with lowest charges and satisfaction guaranteed.
J GILFUSS, retiring Blacktown engineer after twenty years in local government work, is feted by council members and residents. The ceremony lauded his long service, prudence in conserving ratepayer resources, and readiness to help. He began in 1892 as a cadet and has served in sewerage works and regional roles including Hinges Walgett and Guyra.
Local notice from M Grills warning that any person trespassing or removing timber from property owned by Ean Lynne McCaskill and Glennon at Guyra will be prosecuted.
Jumbled lines describe a dog or person fretting about a handicap and not starting to play yet. Some phrases imply frustration with effort and progress. The text reads as garbled musings rather than a coherent news item. The readable parts mention attention to handicap and stalled action without clear events or names.
Authorities remind riders that bicycles may not be ridden before sunrise or after sunset without a front light and rear reflector, and bicycles may not be ridden along footpaths. Ignorance of the law is no excuse, and torches may be required for visibility.
Fragmentary report mentions donations for a prize at a club event on Easter Saturday. Names, places, and details are garbled, but implies competition entries and a closing date with multiple towns or clubs involved. Limited readable facts.
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