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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
1
Public bodies and corporate directors are urged to enroll tenancies under the Government Act 1806. Section 66 provisions require Statutory Declarations of tenancy. Declarations must be completed by Thursday the 14th.
The Department of Lands Sydney announces open applications for a conditional purchase lease of 2620 acres in Kan garon, Clarke, Lyndburet and Rampsbeck holdings. Portions 47 and 58 offer rents and estimated improvements with varied terms. Applications accepted in person or by agent after November 21 1907 with board consideration November 28 1907.
The readable fragment hints at an event date in November with a 6.5 PM time reference. Names, places, or organizers are not clear from the text.
The New England Wool Graif & Co Produce Stores Auctioneers stock station and general commission and trucking agents advertise a water supply package for paddocks dam and miles bea at one ocean supply of water with further details and offer from the agent.
Property owner warns against trespassing on annual lease land and states a 14 day notice to remove stray stock or have them impounded. Signature: Br Gallagher, Cloverley Gayra. Date: October. Observes lunar terms and times noted for quarters and phases.
The article reports on a land sale dispute where land from the railway fence to the street is now treated as a road under Council control. The Lands Department offered 16 and hinted at more, pressuring the Council to give up its land. The Council could have reserved 82 perches for a council chamber site and sought revenue restitution, but the Shire consented. The Guyra Progress Committee has protested the road resumption and will push the Local Land Board to retain the land for the Shire.
Local reports describe a son of John Baynes at Black Mountain suffering a deep leg wound after an axe incident. Dr. Lloyd Jones treated him with promising recovery. Also, Guyra Shire Council approved general public holidays across the state from Good Friday to Easter Monday.
A council contends for absolute ownership of land amid debates over selling Shire roads and a proposed subdivision. The Lands Department offered 16 perches for a council chambers site after months of bickering, with suggestions more land could be obtained.
A call for a representative band movement reforms a local group led by M J Brogel to organize a broad orchestra. In Armidale Mr Smith revolutionizes clothing with two guineas and an extra pair of toasers free, drawing crowds to his Beardy Street shop. At Walcha a poisoning incident sickened a family. Mr Hogne dies, son dies next day, and Mrs Hogne remains critically ill.
Turbulent weekend gave way to brighter weather and revived dredge work as rain refilled creeks. Price for tin rose to six pounds per ton with shift work resuming and crews back to full strength after a general downturn.
Death notice for Miss Ruby Rodgers aged 19 in Glen Lunes after an operative kept for appendicitis. Wool price in Sydney reached new peak with four bales from Cooyal fetching 17 to. Presentation at Carrolls Gayra Hotel for Huo Moore and F J Thorne. Gayra Court to hold monthly petty sessions next Thursday. Tournament at Tentartles acclaimed a success. full report next week. Gyra hall vacancies for locals to join, orderly room Saturday nights. John Tierney advertises Clydendale colt Young Vanqui at Black Mountain. Melbourne Cup won by Apollo. Mooltan and Mountain King in places. Goora bakers raise bread to 4d per 2nd loaf starting Monday. Rifle recruit lecture planned at orderly room Saturday night. Guam Civilian Rifle Club invites members to attend.
Fragmentary market page lists wheat prices and assorted items with odd spellings. Details include 11d to 12s shillings ranges and several named goods alongside 1s 3d quotes. Lack of full context obscures complete items and issuers.
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