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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
3
The Home of Anthony Horderns advertises three quarters of a million pounds worth of world commodities awaiting approval by nine proprietors. Free pattern and price lists offered on application from Anthony Hordern and Sons Universal Providers at New Palace Emporium Brickfield Hill Sydney.
The transcript describes a courtroom scene at Lomond with defendants and witnesses including Corbett, McShene, and Corbett Lawnon. It references a suspect who claimed to have found boots in a bedroom and notes a nervous, excited demeanor of witnesses amid a chaotic sequence of events and testimonies.
A fragmented Brasier Armidale courtroom record describes a murder accusation involving Mrs McGuigan and witness testimony about threats and violence. The narrative mentions Mr McShane, Methane, and McGuigan with a door, candles, and a break in, as police and witnesses recount events surrounding the alleged crime.
The fragment mentions Drayman connected with several stray phrases. Names like Guy, Henry Clyde, Bert Home, and Alex Moore appear amid garbled terms. The text hints at numbers and dates but remains largely unreadable and non-coherent.
The report records horse racing at Kawch and Wigton fair with entries including Lord Clyde and Arend ahi, noting winners and prizes. It mentions Tevin Sad, Gwenet Crost, and other local names, with references to race outcomes, purses, and succession in the Wigton district.
A historic pony show records Royal Prince and offspring in a judged event circa 1800s. Competitors like Maeve and Hawkee vie for top honors as judges assess sire lines and conformation. The record notes rising stars and contest outcomes amid a festive rural fair atmosphere.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a brown horse named Tiger Tiger, 16.2 hands, with connections to Seaith, Gordon Brook, and Pho Print. Mentions include performances, wins, and competitors such as Gratien, Mian Welnoeye, All Fours, Slavens, and Haile in a Timarre event, with unclear results.
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