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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 12, 1904
Page
2
Notice states Dr. Samuelson may be consulted at Mr. Norrins's Hotel on Tuesday mornings from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Patients are advised of the regular consultation times and location for medical inquiries.
CHATFE factory proprietor advertises a large stock of dressed timber including Richmond River pine lining flooring shelving doors mantels architraves and mouldings. Orders executed on shortest notices with reasonable prices and delivery to any part of town on short notice.
The Smith and Co Patent Stump and Tree Extractor clears standing timber blackberries and briars and can be used for pressing wool and hay with addition boxes. For price and details contact District Agent J. J. Warnecke Armidale, agent for James Martian and Co farm and station machinery and implements.
A benefit performance conducted by John Roche is scheduled for Thursday May 12. The event aims to support a cause in need of assistance, resist injustice, and fund future efforts for good.
Local notes report steady chaff arrivals at the railway station. T. P. Pord plans large scale farming ventures. A meeting with Mr B was held at Ford's Hotel. Norrise renovated the front portion of Taft's Hotel. North Guyra suffers from redistributing seats, only part included in Glen Innes. Hay conducts successful campaign meetings around Glen Innes.
The issue reports on town events including a death in Uralla, a trotting race at Guyra, and police matters. It notes a 10 week prison term for resisting police, a sexual assault incident in Pakenham, and police actions in UlA. Local entertainment includes the Lulien Raymond Co in Olym Hall and a grainery opening at Mr. Moore’s residence. Weather and advertising notes appear alongside regional updates on trains and farming.
Tenders are invited for the grazing right of the Guyra Racecourse beginning 1 June. The notice is signed by T. McGovean, Hon Bee.
W Izzard announces new butcher business in Guyra offering reduced prices on mutton and corned beef. He seeks public support and customers for his new operation.
In a Park match before Mr s hotel, the Caledonians defeated a side representing All Nations by 26 runs. W Youman led the Cameron side with 50 runs, backed by A Youman and J Youman, while Wilberforce, P Chisham and H Chisholm bowled well for the other side. Fielding by H Chisholm and Milen helped secure the win in a spirited contest with notable overs from Chisholm and Youman.
A Saturday sale event listed as grocery drapery and more is to take place without reserve at the old bank premises. Shoppers can expect a mixed assortment of goods and fixtures reflected in the public notice. The sale is advertised for immediate disposition with terms unspecified.
A sub-committee meeting at Olympic Hall approved the proposed Guyra Show rules and by-laws after reading apologies and aligning with the Armidale P. A. and H. Association rules. The changes were to be submitted for general meeting approval on the 18th inst.
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