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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
5
A fragment lists high prices and by broad categories for cattle and sheep meats. Items include fillet stake rump stock loin roast rib and corned beef, lamb and mutton hindquarter forequarter leg and chops, and sundries like beef shins and ox tongue with unit prices implied. The misspelled phrasing suggests a market price table from a historical newspaper page.
Wholesale fat stock trade described with fluctuating prices across prime and extended weights. Mentioned bidders, market tone, and the impact of demand on forward prices with notes on quality grades and regional firm activity.
Engineer Neiloo outlines contract work and site shifts for Capos Creek Uriges and Morahan projects. The report notes deposit forfeiture consideration, contractor Tenor and Tenants, and extensive bridge and road repairs across Guyra district with crews led by Nickson, Byrnes, and Neeleson, aiming to completion as weather permits.
Roundabout market note shows Te Hector and Peking handling sheep and ewes with limited supply. Fat pigs offered with small forward stock. Prices listed include Font Of3 two at 475 Od and Swuckove at 145, among others.
A long report details W. Targart and W. Borbaars gangs completing repairs on Oban to Bavkwater road and multiple routes around Armidale, Guy Fawkes and Gay Fawkes catchments. It notes new canal work, culverts, and pipe installations, plus planned extensions and cost estimates for district road construction and maintenance.
Fanitary inspectors report widespread concerns across Oddfellows Hall renovation and surrounding residences. Water contamination found in local supply with uranium and other metals. numerous sites visited, improvements noted at Butter Free factory. several stores and public works flagged for sanitary conditions. A government analysis confirmed drinking water contamination. Financial balances and local names appear in the near illegible ledger list.
A historical catalog entry describes stallions and breeding, naming Goyra Osterley Junior at Herron’s Jillarney. It notes the Pun Stad and Bred Trott stallion Sore Fowl-gettar, with references to Meek Tearse, various mares, and a detailed listing of sires and breeding terms. The notice outlines prices, reductions, and conditions, including transport, care, and publication reminders for subscribers.
Mountain King and Moisnmay Wing are highlighted among prize Clydesdales. The advert notes breeding details, prices, and pedigree lines from Styroh's Pride to Diamond. It states limited mare acceptance, Cavertiaigut certificate, and season end December 91 with public sale and no responsibility mention.
The fragment notes Scotchman by Drayman and Young Shieldbearer and mentions Rose by Australian Champion Ben Lomond imp. Scotchman described as a dark, stout five-year-old standing 16 hands who won 1st prize at Guyra Show as a two-year-old. Mare terms include single £2 with discounts for two or more mares. paddocks good but owner not responsible. Season runs Oct 1 to Jan 1, mares to be removed to the pasture.
The Government plans a public health program to create clinics and baby care centers in districts, offering mothers access to medical attention and subsidized care. Officials promise reliable advice, prompt replies, and eventual nationwide access to maternal and infant services, easing rural healthcare gaps.
The Keeingut Shire Council held a lively meeting where Cr Joskley accused Dr Brown and Dr Lackley of impropriety. The president suspended Cy Doorn after threats and apologies replaced the tension. Local commentary questions integrity and governance as debates continue.
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