27 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
1
A local notice reports an important meeting led by Mr. Hobb Vides and Mr. Lleury George Leagon. The discussion centers on implementing a new policy labelled flow 10 Abslish Tesoe 0 Uremploymers. Attendees were urged to attend at the Polly Ranetag Feoot venue this Thursday evening.
The report details a crowded Arcadia Theatre audience hearing about street lighting contracts. Council members discussed a quarrel of ratepayers and a technical misunderstanding of delivery area and distance limits for lighting, with Electric Supply Co. securing a lighting tranche and potential extensions under agreement.
In a tense meeting residents clash over a lighting service rate area and urban brigade funding. Council defender Archibald argues the brigade would serve local needs free within its area, while opponents urge appeals or rate reductions.
A clearness advisory questioned whether the 40 appoint ARAINAE Vice Council would be acting. No resolutions were filed and witnesses or presiding chairs were absent.
The article records a council session with President Gayra Shire and members Chishole Grills Danser Makis. It covers congratulations to Mr Guile, discussions on ratepayer interests, approvals of contractor work, and financial and drainage issues. Details include invitations, auditor reports, and repairs to public properties amid ongoing debates.
Council minutes detail Tolley’s gang to repair Lye Smouds Marydan road and related gravelling work. Engineer approves pipe placement with a filling barrier. Dr Judge inquires about contributions from Boyers Bhirs Connell. council had refused to share costs.
Fragmentary text mentions Morocco and names like LawArAn and Goyre with unclear context. Likely a damaged local brief about international matter or travel, lacking verifiable details or dates. No coherent event or entities to anchor a full item.
A posted notice titled Situation Wanted seeks assistance from a married couple who can generally assist. Applicants should apply to Aegoe Ofoa at Gayra, with contact details as provided in the readable fragment.
Fragmented OCR items list church events with unclear dates and times. Mentions include a Friday meeting at 7 30 PM and Easter or March observances, plus names such as Blair and Harrie and a March event referencing a baptism or service.
Golf champions to visit Guyra include Menara Walter Magen and Joseph Kirkwood of the Champion Welfare of World. They plan to showcase skills and promote the World Championship event. The visit aims to engage local fans and highlight upcoming golf activities in the region.
The notice advertises a lighthearted program at the Arcadia Theatre Gayre on Tuesday in April. It promises a humorous revue with comedy bits and a likely musical portion as a tease, urging readers to attend for laughs. The fragmented copy hints at a variety act with a playful Fool's Day theme.
An upcoming football meeting notes that a list of players is excluded from attendance at a 8 p.m. Friday session and will be addressed in the trial. The notice names numerous players and mentions a future Contra Gale meeting to be held nearby.
A crowded Hawkesbury track saw Cavedweller prevail in the Chief Handicap sprint. The race card included divisions and long-priced dividends with Glymine, Blinni, and Potunt among notable runners. Results listed multiple handicaps and performances, highlighting racing figures and upsets across the meeting.
A fragmented notice reports a Commonwealth Bank branch planned for Armidale. The text is garbled but indicates an intended establishment and mentions Commonwealth Bank and Armidale in a banking context.
Fragmented OCR record mentions a tribunal and police language, with references to a nine man inquiry and parental involvement. The garbled text obscures clear names, dates, or places, yielding an inconclusive snapshot of a judiciary or council proceedings and possible parental rights context.
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