The Guyra Argus sheds livery Thursday afternoon
The Guyra Argus notes shed livery for Thursday afternoon. Readers are advised to check local schedules and station notices for timing updates and any changes to the event.
28 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
1
The Guyra Argus notes shed livery for Thursday afternoon. Readers are advised to check local schedules and station notices for timing updates and any changes to the event.
A fragmented report describes a sale of cars and duties for mas at Ursuline Centenary and a March entertainment program featuring notable actors. It mentions a 1383 reference, performers including Ann Harding and Clive Heack, and a concerted schedule with multiple acts, noting high pay and unusual details from a bygone era.
In Guiya area, residents discuss club leadership as names such as Helen Darke and Mrs MeMaster appear in a list of attendees. The meeting, noted with dates and local figures, shows a community wrestling with governance and event plans amid a noisy public forum.
A police report outlines a case involving a suspect accused of presenting false travel documents and defrauding victims. The article notes legal actions, potential penalties, and ongoing investigations in relation to the alleged scheme.
Local and General 1st Church announces Sunday services and a December program featuring a baby show, musical solos by Archdale soloists, and a concert with Rev. InViluon. The event includes a sale of church furnishings, refreshments, and a fund to support church trusts, with a focus on community gatherings and faith-based activities.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales In Equity No 276 of 1943 issues a notice to creditors for the Second and final plan distribution. It names executors William Henry Spooner official liquidator and lists hearings at 115 Pitt Street Sydney. The document notes objections and confirms dates for court actions in December 1838.
A damaged OCR note thanks Guyea business people for gifts to a relief fund. It expresses gratitude to collectors and contributors, mentions Selva Hickey and Baldyell, and thanks an editor and others who sent cash. The legible parts reveal a charity acknowledgement with several garbled names.
The monthly meeting of the Branch will be held on Saturday afternoon in Mh Anat Zipom. There are many matters of importance to be dealt with and members are urged to attend.
Teamamten Lomond Tennis Club hosted a tournament on Kumi with Li Ei Quinlan of Guyra and re Palmer of Ben Lar wond as winners. Capa were prevented to Sir and Mra. R. O'Donnell of Gnyra from winning the recem mixed doubles.
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