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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
2
Dr Cuienpe Romeo cian and Surgeon Hassiacae ane offer pragties in GUYRA and may be consulted at Tatterealls Hotel, with the item indicating available consultation hours and location.
The public notices a concerted push to aid the hospital during current hardships. Committees work diligently with Mr Will Scapleton leading, urging united effort from Guyra residents to support a charitable cause.
Local informant says cyclists plan a gathering at Ford’s Hive to discuss a bicycle play initiative. A marker indicates a possible recreation project, with costs noted as a potential burden on residents.
A fragmented passage expresses hope that a club formed early will secure a trophy, and suggests that a third attempt to establish the club may succeed.
On Saturday last only a few members attended the trivial practice of the year. The note urges Holl up boys to form a strong Gayra football club and improve readiness for the season to avoid futile efforts and aim for top placement.
That Guyra is progressing with improvements at a fair fee. Mr Fred il, a new arrival, prepares to build a productive feature at Guyra. Two new cottages are being erected and Mr H Starr has plans for a two story brick hotel. The Argus congratulates Mr Starr on his enterprise.
The piece describes recent showers and heavy rains boosting grain and pasture, yielding a green countryside and strong stocks. It notes mild seasonal trade and optimistic farming prospects for a golden harvest in the coming season.
Local items report a range of events including Pat improving rifle skills, Mr T Smith buying skins in Guyta, a near town fire, Grant's meeting success, a crib tournament anticipated, heavy Wednesday rain, and market notes on opossum skins and chaff values. Also mentions a death in Tamworth and hospital rations prep.
Mrs T Solo improves after illness as the community notes social events at the School of Arts, debates over Bill Saunders ointment, and local commerce. Farmers discuss co operation, fruit growers lobbying, and road and railway labor issues while weather brings heavy rain and a lagoon overflow. A girl battles enteric fever, gymnastic society begins season, and property sales show fluctuating prices.
The fragment outlines a cribbage hand with A and B strategies, detailing card holds and discards. It mentions aiming for specific counts like 66, notes A leading with a seven and B responding with six, and references a flush and a dead end in the play sequence.
Sydney report notes expectation the State Parliament will convene about June ninth. Coverage recalls a government train event attended by most of the State yesterday and last night. Minister O Sullivan acknowledged occasional day labor failures. Hombush sales reported a best bid at 29 shillings per hundredweight.
The notice states that Baldersleigh correspondence will be deferred to a later date, with no immediate action or schedule provided and all parties awaiting further communication in the interim.
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