23 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
1
The article describes a weed known as Tee Wood spreading across the state. It damages feed crops by invading pastures and gardens, destroying grasses and seeds, and creating persistent growth that harms livestock forage.
The article discusses fluctuating wool values amid shifting demand and supply pressures. It notes cautious optimism for future sales while highlighting volatility in price expectations and producer concerns about inventories and market access.
Cricket summary reports the list of averages following the first five matches in the Pringle Shield competition. Names or teams are not clearly listed in the fragment, but the document records partial statistics for early rounds.
Local notices report showery conditions persisting with 24 inches of rain recorded locally during the week. The Crayra Band will render a programme at Wandsworth next Sunday. The Armidale Orchestral Society concert in Armidale on November Ath will be reproduced at Gayra on Monday December 4 in aid of the Armidale Hospital. Details to follow. Police warn public about breaches of vehicle regulations and advise action for head lights tail lights number plates on cars and lorries. Weekend programme highlights include high class performances at the dance hall and the weekly parish notices.
Brokers report attractive catalogues selling well in Sydney wool sales. Prices for superfine wool remain firm as demand supports brisk trading. The article notes several buyers and notable bids across multiple consignments, with prices and lot numbers mentioned.
Melbourne leaders back a memorial near the Shrine of Remembrance for Simpson a Gallipoli hero known as the man with the darker donkey who carried water under fire. Major General HL Tramd lauds his three week mercy work in Shrapnel Gully and Fremantle enlistment with the third field ambulance on Anzac Day 1915.
The funeral of the late Mrs W L Green drew a large gathering from Shire Council and many relatives. Pallbearers and mourners included numerous neighbors and friends, with a list of attendees spanning multiple families and districts. The service honored her memory and noted the support of her spouse and extended kin.
The Saturday election for the Riding concluded with Afro James Symes of Tingha securing 142 votes to defeat Hob Vrankins who gathered 79. Symes won following the death of Art. W. Browning, with Irvin Symes noted for maturity in the results.
The private hospital entry on Tuesday prompts wishes for Mrs Tadae White’s speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Pionald returned to the Gttera after a honey moon at Svinen, Mer Uormald of the Bank of New South Wales resumes duty, F W Harrison completed duties at the Ganyra Shire Council and drove to Armidale, AL Ward and Mrs Ward attended the funeral of the late Mrs Cireen in Guyra.
The passage presents garbled dialogue about a person fearing travel and a later reference to a home purchase offer. It mentions elopement snippets and a buyer urging a purchase with terms related to PALINUTS. The text blends unclear conversation with an advertisement style line urging readers to write for terms.
In Lodgeroom Odeictons Hall on Saturday November 25, we 200 Tom. M. Cyrourke will present a demonstration.
Jil Kiss and Virawing's staff note teaching and staff movements as public school notes list several educators and support personnel including Max Turner Ray Whise Hiei Bot Mooer Artie Tepes Hay Laney Thorp Eth Johnson Smt Restausuian and Lumber Kevin Coat on Ueesles Clarice Robinson Joe Tooth and other names.
The second ballot for 13 Upper House seats completed on Saturday. Of the winners six represent ULAP, three UC, four State Labour, and two Federal Labour. The successful list includes M.P. Dunlop, J. Mayfair, Sommertad, Sir N. Keater, Dr. A. E. Colvin, R. Mahony, and others.
EP Garralis and S P Cameron tied in the 4 hole stroke handicap at the Country Golf Club on Saturday afternoon Cameron won the toss. The course is in alist pernet condition with some long grass on a couple of fairways. Crow damage to golf balls noted as six balls recovered showing peck marks and stripped outer covering.
Faithful service for eighty years guaranteed you entire satisfaction with PAIING'S. Write for very easy terms.
Captain Hugo Throssell V C was found dead on the verandah at Greencount Perth with a bullet wound to the temple and a revolver nearby. A note on the body reads I can't sleep and I feel my old war head is being photographed and that’s no good to anyone concerned.
On Wednesday at Guyra Golf Club the two stick competition for Mrs Fraser's trophy was held. Miss Madge Youman won with a score of 88 amid a heavy course. Other players included Mrs Likegs Mrs Darke Mrs Mitchell Ister Mrs Phelan Mrs Stevenson and Miss Stewart.
The annual branch meeting is delayed to Saturday November 9 due to the president being a patient in a private hospital. Mrs Judge’s speedy recovery is hoped for. With special matters to discuss at Mr W Briggs’ Café, attendance is expected to be poor.
Friday night dance despite wet weather drew praise for music by the Arcadians and guests Arthur Bennett and Papperotti. MC FH Jones ensured smooth proceedings. Proceeds go to Guyra Church of England with plans for a Boxing Night hall fundraiser and thanks to Mrs W Duff and Mr Charles Hawkins for assistance.
A compact record shows players including Jackson and Stewart with scores listed as 75 62 63 and 85 63 respectively. John Cameron posted 67 while H Jackson contributed 10 6 in the tally with involvement from The Upper House.
The display of this beautiful portraiture runs in July at Solomon's Studios Armidale. Two Hollywood close-up portraits will be featured for July with appointment bookings by phone in Armidale.
Brief fragment notes music adds social pleasure. MentionsTiann or Plaverliano but directs readers to PALING'S for particulars of very. Not enough readable facts for full details.
Wages tax is to be collected from wages and allowances after December 1 1933 for employees earning £2 or more per week. Employers must keep records and, if liable, use Wages Tax stamps or direct remittance to the department with an Employers Schedule. Remittance points and schedules are provided free of charge by offices in New South Wales or post offices in Wallangarra Queensland.
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