Guyra Arcs and Cy Baynes Advocate for the Cause
A group labeled Guyra Arcs or Cy Baynes advocates loudly for a just cause. They rally to resist wrongs, push for future improvements, and promote good works in the community.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
2
A group labeled Guyra Arcs or Cy Baynes advocates loudly for a just cause. They rally to resist wrongs, push for future improvements, and promote good works in the community.
In Taouepax on April 30 before Mesars Purser and Pearson Te P. Hugh Henry Tobin faced a larceny charge for a watch and £1 note belonging to Thuman White. The accused defended himself. Constable Wilson testified he found Tobin sleeping at Starrs Hotel on the prior Sunday night and questioned him about the alleged theft and money on his person, yielding only a partial amount of 4/6 and denials of involvement.
A man was arrested after a £1 note and a watch vanished from Mr White at Starrs Hotel. Witnesses testified about the night of the loss and the accused denial. The bench found the charge proven and fined him £3 plus costs or one month in gaol.
A Visitor article on the Sydney Art Gallery accompanies notes of a Wednesday social at Tattersalls Hall where over 20 couples attended an impromptu gathering starting around 8 pm and ending about 12 30 am. The evening was well received with plans for more such events in winter.
Tentordun reports rising stock and strong crepe prospects with better peak than last year. Native Dagar cause trouble while stock enjoy ample dogs. A drive near Sataetay prompted few captures. market notes mention fruit at H Roche and plans for a grand ball. Local auctions at Resfern and Norra's Hotel show activity but few sales.
We beg to notify that The Argus Office has been engray higher up next to McMullen's Store, and immediately opposite Marshall's Butchery.
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