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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1940
Page
2
Fragmented notice content warns trespassers about patenting or using property. It mentions leaving the area and compliance with posted orders, referencing property rights and potential enforcement by owners. Readable details are scarce, but the core message urges avoidance of intrusion and adherence to property boundaries.
Notice warns that any person found trapping rabbits shooting kangaroos or poaching on Abbey Green Kon will be prosecuted. It lists known names and entities involved and calls for immediate compliance with hunting restrictions until further notice.
Executors A. W. Everett and J. Moore warn that any person found trespassing on the Springdale property once occupied by Mr. C. Row will be prosecuted under the law. The notice also targets posting signs on properties named Atauehenak Abertoil Waver ley and St. Mitchell and warns rabbit shooters and privacy intruders to stay away.
The article outlines advantages of modern dairy farm structures improving cow comfort, production efficiency, and product quality. It highlights reinforced housing, ventilation, feeding spaces, and clean facilities as keys to healthier cattle and better yields.
A rural notice discusses shell grit for poultry, detailing supply issues and safe use. It warns against waste and suggests practical husbandry steps, including proper placement of grit in yard receptacles and ensuring consistent availability for birds.
A garbled OCR passage presents disjointed lines about faces, perfumes, and theatrical imagery. It describes wearied expressions, eyes described with odd metaphors, and fragmented mentions of figures and scenes, yielding a patchwork of uncertain people and places.
Royal Empire Show will present a fiery aerial display of Canadian rock formations at the New York World’s Fair. Negotiations with Canada’s Trade Commission secured the exhibit which features landscapes, wildlife replicas, and a 2000 square foot display space. Ambitious plans include transferring the exhibit to Sydney as a lasting memorial of Empire.
A damaged report discusses an automobile accident on a roadway and the speed indicated by an air spring speedometer. It notes that the instrument may falsely register higher speeds due to air pressure misreadings. The account questions the accuracy of the gauge at impact and mentions a worker nicknamed Wally.
In a strange scene a group confronts an unseen danger as a door nears entry and a warning voice asks if they fear wolf or hare hunting. A man named Pieow is challenged by rank privilege while a wearily narrated party hints at hidden fear and a muttered vow of loyalty.
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