28 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
1
The Argus announces weekly Friday publication times and subscription terms with quarterly prepaid rates. Advertisement pricing includes base charge per inch and increases for additional space with options for standing ads and special arrangements.
The Labor Party faces a pivotal South Balmain by election as J. Law resigns his seat over caucus voting. His split with the party centers on the Attorney General's Freidman release and could signal a broader judgment on government policy. The outcome will reflect voters' stance on party control versus individual conscience.
A discussion on the need to conserve water and develop irrigation using artesian bore wells as a modern aid. The article contrasts drought-stricken regions with Australia and highlights two thousand square miles watered by bore wells, praising science as a partner in securing future supply.
A Millers deputation pressed the Railway Commissioners for freight concessions on inland wheat. The commissioners said there must be a limit, and they would review whether that limit has been reached as the request is considered.
News notes rising bread prices amid statewide increases, with local bakeries following suit. Tendered mail contracts for Armidale Bundarra and other routes were awarded to T R Burnham and W Mundy, while Mr Lonsdale addressed Armidale voters Monday night. Obituary notes London death of Mr Everett. An anonymous confession in a murder case is forwarded to authorities. The Irish nationalist split widens as bishops back Vaughan on Education Bill. Weather remains muggy and unsettled as work on holiday displays proceeds.
The Eastern Cattle Cold Storage and Land Co formed to develop a gulf coast area and export cattle while proposing a colony of Italian sugar growers. Resolutions from the drought conference passed the Assembly unamended. The Melbourne Lord Mayor awaits invitations to Sir Edmund Barton’s speech. The Chingtu murder trial's charge was heard. jurors doubted a key witness.
London dispatch reports Kruger has commissioned Schall to appeal to Chamberlain for return to Africa, promising to end his days in Kiaale and to support British rule and abstain from politics. Other items note Krupp funeral remarks, Cuban strike end, troop movements on the Afghan frontier, Basra coaling station dispute, Krupp armament orders, De Wet family dispute, and influenza deaths in London.
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