Reading Street Central Court Charges Me
Joyen Briggs appears in a Reading Street notice concerning charges filed at the Central Court. The brief item notes a legal action or court appearance without details of the charges.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1940
Page
1
Joyen Briggs appears in a Reading Street notice concerning charges filed at the Central Court. The brief item notes a legal action or court appearance without details of the charges.
In a surprising upset Old Rowley defeats favored rivals at Pevourna, delivering a stunning victory at long odds 100 to 1 and signaling an unexpected triumph for handler and bettors alike.
At the Urangua University gathering, Rowley Wiene led a Melbourne crowd with a strong showing in the long sprint. Hew Vie ran a close second, while several rivals from the Guyrra district and local clubs backed by the University College made notable efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local notice involving trading, area sales, and appeals. Mentions include Abn Deptt, Rye, Maye Hof, parish hall, and The Vouyger. Content is unclear but indicates a public sale or trade event and appeals related to a local area.
Obituary notice for Gynt Aie Ty Tas Vatnt Tas Sata. Mentions relatives and funeral arrangements, with reference to longtime residence and community ties. Reads like a traditional obituary notice from a local paper, noting dates and ceremonial details.
An incoherent report outlines an unspecified national emergency with scattered names and places. It mentions a central event at a certain facility and references dates and entities that are unreadable but imply urgent security or crisis actions.
Fragmentary sale notice describes an item labeled as a whole and mentions dates and prices in imperfect handwriting. The legible parts reference a location, a timetable, and a monetary amount with unclear details.
Fragmented OCR detail shows golf club November results with players named in partial form. Mentions Cameron, Wall, and Dean in context of a match result and early plays. Describes breaks, punts, and running events with unclear standings and mixed names.
In a local reporting of the Guyra event, Mrs Newton wins the Tale competition with 35 nett. Other entries include Mee, Garraly, Younan, and Randay's Tale. theWednesday Monthly event features Mrs Molyne and Miss Fraver with small scores. Next Wednesday hosts the final for A Monthly Stroke.
A fragmented cricket score report lists players Vivennes Whites Midna Ha puri and others with partial scores and overs. Mentions bowlers, fielding actions, and several unnamed teams, with scattered figures and commentary on progress amid unclear sequence.
The notice outlines tea shop hours and rate changes for the winter season. It lists new opening times, pricing adjustments, and service options at the Litomewadima location.
Woon to announce openings and a branch event featuring Ming Byhil Johnson Alati and local acts. Community songs and one act comedy set for May 12 with trustees and local groups listed.
A historical notice advertising a treatise on breaking and training sheep dogs and control of other dog breeds by F Wd Sole. Includes reference to Waterview, Guyru, and Prien with postage details.
The Women’s Voluntary Services items describe afternoon work packing comfort parcels and organizing fundraisers. Society volunteers express appreciation for fundraiser efforts and upcoming events planned by groups in the district, including a charity bake sale and social gathering next Saturday.
Fragmentary OCR mentions battles and locations across Britain Italy and the Americas with dates around October. Unable to determine full event, participants or outcome from the readable text.
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