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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
4
The notice urges the public in uyra and District to buy Nish at unusually low prices in the Lentan Season. The seller claims a splendid stock and asserts a legal duty to purchase in the deepest market at Commonwealth Stores.
An ad for Boots and Shos Drapery and fall goods promotes the shop’s motto We buy well and we sell well. The notice emphasizes general store offerings and suggests a focus on seasonal merchandise for customers.
A long mixed dispatch reports on spiders in South America and Australian debates over animal cruelty and slavery's echoes. It notes a giant spider specimen, feeding behavior, and confinement of an exotic creature, then shifts to political questions about reform, regional races, water discovery, drought prayers, and support for the Armidale hospital amid local revenue concerns.
The Kanaka question in Australia centers on stopping black labor importation and the challenged return of workers to native islands. Obstacles include a deep gulf between island laborers, reluctance of Kanakas to return, and harsh treatment they may face from compatriots abroad. Even leading authorities disagree on this phase of the issue.
At Tattersall's Hotel, Guyra, attendees led by Mr McMullen reorganized the club's leadership with Mr Curhn stepping down as secretary and T McGovern named. The group approved selling the right of privileges on 26th inst and planned to advertise the program. An Early Closing movement ad appears and Railway Commissioners announce cheap excursions to Newcastle and Sydney on April with low flat and second class return fares valid for a month.
Printed and published by Albert Michael Roc E at the office of the Guyra Argus on Olleras Street in Guyra.
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