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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political crisis with references to illness of the Prime Minister and government actions. Mentions of departments, elections, and party dynamics appear amid garbled terms and names, suggesting a period of political instability and policy debate.
A school record notes years of perfect attendance by students, detailing a case of continuous attendance from ages five to fifteen despite concerns about health issues like whooping cough. The investigation by the Education Department found no child was adversely affected during vacations, and one family’s child maintained unbroken school attendance during the relevant period.
Church notices list services and meetings across churches in Ragland Guyra and surrounding areas. Presbyterians, Salvation Army, and other congregations advertise sermons, anniversaries, prayer meetings, and weekday gatherings with times and locations for the coming Sunday and week.
Mec Hany Sawyers longtime Armidale resident died peacefully at his daughter Mrs Day home aged 66. He came to Armidale from Rigaud via Maitland and Sydney and worked on major city buildings including St Marys Cathedral. He was a longstanding member of the New Kovgtanit Mawelster Lodge for 61 years and survived by his wife and many grandchildren. The funeral was conducted by Rev J O’Quayle with Jada rites by Rev Marian Steph.
Mrs J G McKie of Toorak Victoria thanks Hosea Shire Council for their sympathy on the death of her late husband Dr J G McKie former secretary of the Marine Board. The remains of the late Ab Alekio were privately interred in the Lagoon.
Public notice warns trespassers across several estates including The Willows Abbey Gress Ras and Eisel Creek with previous permissions withdrawn. Hunters trappers and campers are cautioned. fishing, hunting and gathering on the properties are prohibited and violators will be prosecuted.
The Wool Market reports varied values with declines in general fleece prices. Buyers foresee easing supply as producers prepare for sales from December 3 onward, with about 200,000 bales up for sale through early December across Sydney sales and related auctions.
The season brings fruit fly and codlin moth concerns with prescribed controls. Collect fallen fruit at intervals not exceeding the days, destroy infested fruit by boiling burning or burial, and spray as directed. Trap baits must be fed prescribed lures during harvest weeks, and trees must be sprayed four times between petal fall and January. Fallen waste and infested fruit must be destroyed similarly. The Glen Taney Experiment Farm reports that proper control is achievable through these measures.
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