Soil conservation urged after rural experts visit Guyra
Knowledge of others problems helps view affairs clearly. Two American agricultural officials visited Guyra to discuss soil conservation and rural issues across the Pacific. They stressed soil care as a sacred trust for future generations and warned against exploiting the land for short term gain.
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Guyra
Pacific
Delightful Autumn Weather Extends Into May
Ideal autumn conditions persist with bright sunshine and cool nights. Old residents note no similar season in memory, as only two light frosts occurred this week. Guyra Post Office readings show daytime highs around mid 60s and nightly lows in low 30s to mid 40s.
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Guyra
Interest in Art in a Small Town Grows Classes
Mrs Gladys Crampton writes to the Editor reporting a new art class formed by about six residents. Miss J W Claxton, assistant lecturer of art at Teachers College Armidale, teaches pencil water colour oil painting and drawing. She urges others to join and contact for information.
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Gladys Crampton
J. W. Claxton
Teachers’ College
Armidale
Agricultural returns overdue warn landholders
Sergeant Hyland, officer-in-charge of Police at Guyra, said the annual Agricultural and Pastoral returns are now overdue. Any landholder who has not submitted returns should do so immediately. Proceedings will be taken against those failing to submit returns.
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Hyland
Guyra
Glencoe Stock Auctions At Winchombe Carson’s Sale
Glencoe stock at Homebush on Monday led by R. W. Donald securing four bulls £16 1s average £9 9s 9d. One cow £10 7s. V. Sargent bought three cows to £11 1s, average £10 16s 4d at Winchombe Carson’s auction.
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Homebush
R. W. Donald
Glencoe
Sargent
Winchombe Carson
Local Personal Notices Highlight Visitors and Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cameron visit Ryanda street while holidaying at Moree. Miss M Cleary from Newcastle visits her brother, Jim Cleary, and Mrs D McGreary and Rita enjoy Tamworth holidays. Newcastle visitors and local hosts appear, with locals and returning residents listed among recent trips and medical recoveries. Cpl Moore of Kyogle tours the Tablelands with his wife, visiting Claude Johnson in Guyra.
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Norman Cameron
Ryanda-street
Syd- Raw
Jim Cleary
Miss M. Cleary
Newcastle
R. Horton
Collarot
Guyra
Basil Smith
Lackey-street
Russell Lee
Wollongong
L. Lee
C. Davis
South Guyra
George Sanders
Rose Glen
Jack Thompson
Sandra
Miss Thompson
Wallsend
Jane Reeves
Tedworth
Ben Lomond
A. Fenton
West Avenue
Glen Innes
J. Mulligan
Oi‘lere-Street
JE. Rowell
Port Macquarie
Rowell
Bank of New, South Wales
J. W. Moore
al Kyogle
Claude Johnson
Nielson-street
Cpl. Moore
R.A. A.F
B.C.O.F
Big Cod Landed by Armidale Anglers
Aub Burgess reported the McIntyre River catch weighed at least 37 pounds, the largest cod a Yerman resident had seen locally. He noted it was not a world record but a notable local specimen caught on a very thin line.
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McIntyre River
Burgess
Yerman
British Flood Relief Appeal Committee Formed in Guyra
A public meeting in the Shire on Saturday morning formed a committee to support the British Flood Relief Appeal run by the Red Cross Society. Dr W Youman, Shire President, outlined aims and noted previous fundraising success. Mrs Mitchell, Guyra Red Cross president, said sporting and organised bodies would be contacted and individual community members approached to collect.
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Red Cross Society
Shire
W. Youman
Guyra
Mitchell
Collec
Spotlight Shooting Echo in Guyra Trial
William Henry Tanner a farmer of Hecty Guyra was committed for trial at Armidale Quarter Session on June 11 by S M Raschke for maliciously wounding Hector Roy Sheelagh on April 24 the charge following a spotlight shooting incident a full report of evidence will appear in the next issue
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William Henry Tanner
Donations Boost Guyra Red Cross Fund Near £300
A list of appointeds and supporters notes new donations pushing the Guyra Red Cross total close to £300. Beneficiaries include Ben Lomond areas and Bald Blair with named contributors led by W. N. Barnes and L. P. Dutton among others.
Obituary: Frederick Walls of Tubbamurra dies at 1 year
Frederick Walls died suddenly at his home in Tubbamurra on May 4 at age 1. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Walls and survived by his widow Pearl Carpenter, five sons and three daughters, 20 grandchildren, and several siblings. The funeral, led by Rev. R A Harris, was attended at St James Church and graveside.
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Tubbamurra
Frederick Walls
Godfrey Walls
Mr. Walls
Pearl Carpenter
Llangothlin
Messrs
Austin, Russell
Victor
Allan
Ronald Walls
Mesdames For
Moree
Frame
Muswellbrook
Vickery
St. James’ Church
M. E. Turner
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser of Guyra
Mrs Elizabeth Fraser relict of David Archibald Fraser died at Roslyn Ryanda Street Guyra after a long life in the district. Born Ollera in 1863 she aided in Tangley estate hospitality and supported Red Cross and Presbyterian women groups. She was widely loved and respected by a large circle of friends.
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Elizabeth Fraser
David Archibald Fraser
Roslyn
Ryanda Street
Guyra
Mrs. Fraser
Ollera
Donald Stewart
Messrs
Everett Bros
Fraser
Thomas Johnstone
Armidale
John
Tangley
New Zealand appoints first female Cabinet Minister
Misa Mabel Howard, 63, Labour member for Sydenham Christchurch, becomes NZ's first woman Cabinet Minister after yesterday's ballots to fill a vacancy. Portfolios not announced, but Health is strongly suspected. The Camp Commandant Colonel O'Brien pledges to investigate men’s grievances.
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New Zealand
Auckland
Misa Mabel Howard
Labour
Sydenham
Christchurch
O'Brien
Port Armidale anglers haul big fish on rough day
Line on a 500 hook with a catfish head bait. Anglers claim a great fight when Mr. aunweald was landed. Earlier catches include two fish weighing 33 and 28 pounds. Charle Rogers and Aaron Sewell also hauled large specimens near Port, with a 63 pound jewfish noted. Sewell later records a 6ft shark.
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Aunweald
Madden
Armidale
Amo
Charle Rogers
Markham-street
Aaron Swell
Main-street
Sewell
Hyland Leads After First Eclectic Round In Golf Event
On Sunday 20 competitors opened an 18 hole eclectic handicap with C Mitchell trophy at stake. O Hyland tops with net 60 ahead of T L Caddy and R Smith on 62 while Scott and Archibald also posted strong scores amid erratic play.
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C. Mitchel
O. Hyland
T. L. Caddy
R. Smith
Scott
L. P. Archibald
C. Mitchell
P. Jones
J. Scott
M. McMillan
O. Hylend
B. @mhith
S. Faulkner
Vic Hill
J. P. Birmingham
E. Rudd
R. Lawson
F. Garrahy
L. Helyar
W. Colla
E. Cullen
3B. White
A. Pearson
Obituary Notice from Guyra Parish and Family Tributes
An elderly widow, long in poor health, passed away after a year of illness and six weeks in bed. Funeral was held at St. Columba's Church Guyra with burial in the Ollera Presbyterian cemetery. Rev. E N McKie officiated praising the deceased influence. Survivors include her son J D Fraser and five sisters and three brothers M Munro Moree J Denshire Armidale M Mitchell Tenterfield H J Munsie Chatswood M C Stewart Moray J T Stewart Moray D F Stewart Kelso D F Stewart Punchbowl.
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Ollera
St. Columba’s Church
Guyra
E. N. McKie
J. D. Fraser
Mesdames A. Munro
Moree
J. Denshire
Armidale
M. Mitchell
Tenterfield
H. J. Munsie
Chats
Wood
M. C. Stewart
Moray
Messrs
J. T. Stewart
D. F. Stewart
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