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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
2
Messrs Eglt and Radley staton lead a field of riders in a 10 mile event near Fe y praemy. Hawke Co presents gear and tools for sale as crowds gather for the meeting with local bidders and exhibitors from Glen.
Notice of sale listing assorted items including table, sideboard, chairs, clock, chairs and other household furnishings. Auction set for Saturday June 1 at 2 o clock with items described and location in the premises.
A garbled notice references Painiess Dentistry on Witem lurkon Dentiat of Afnica with details about Byrot Third Monday fruch man and Parnell's Tattersal's Hote. It mentions quarantine of gold items, a guaranone by Aimenlis Me Wilrom, and an auction date May 20 from 11 am to 48 pm, at 64 Ga, with participation terms and related notices.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mr Albee and Mr B Korda with references to a shop opening and a chemist. Details are unclear and text is garbled across lines. No concrete date or location is recoverable from the readable fragments.
Citizens of Guyre discuss a proposed public building funded by public money, with debate over costs and debts. A council session is announced, a charity sale to fund projects planned, and a political committee election set for June with 40 members to be chosen at the showground pavilion.
A public plea argues the district must support a new school of arts and a reading room. It calls for united effort to equip the institution and fund education and recreation, stressing the need to protect youth and provide constructive outlets. It urges community commitment for a forward movement benefiting all.
The article reports on the Public Works Committee discussion of proposed railway and tramway lines, including plans from Harbour Works and the Armidela Railways Conference. Delegates from the district attended the Monday session with four named figures, and ministers aim to push or limit recommendations on routes from Barbor to Dorring and from the Coast to the Tableland.
Local items report the death of Me Bonnar wife of mayor Bonar and the tribute at Armidale Hospital. Another note documents political candidates and a state election, with Exile, Independent, and Labor party mentions. Also covered are public notices on land board applications, a clearing-out sale near Mothbeld, and Empire Day events with school programs and train service updates.
A festive match details a long list of participants including captains and several players with varied surnames. The text names Tevet A, Pete Blantley, Camptell, D Moore, J Mott 3, Loader, and others, highlighting a diverse roster for the event.
Telegraphic items report Governor at Cobar touring water facilities and policy remarks on production and parliament. Tasmania speaks as Premiers signal amendments and labor issues arise. Trial of strength at Cobar highlights workers’ divisions, railway losses noted. Labor criticizes Tas provement legislation while market activity shifts due to wool quality and prices.
Fragmented OCR text shows a London Australian mail syndicate accused of failing to deposit a 29000 pound bord. Irish Rational Convention tensions rise with accusations of exerting control over property, and a reference to a bill killed to avert devastation.
Fragmented notes detail a planned Price of Wales Birthday Sports meet at Gayra with various officials named and a forecast of clashes with other events. Mentions ministerial, labor, and independent figures, plus a reference to injuries and a public display of medals and trophies. The garbled text lists participants, venues, and dates without clear outcomes.
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