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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented notice promotes a cattle sale listing many names and highery values with strong urging for buyers to attend. It mentions Barham, Motley, Ogilvie and Thompson among others, noting many mixed lots and good cattle with high hides.
A fragmented report notes shifts at Kew Moon Plant with falls or movements at Quarae. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate operational changes and potential impact on local production.
Editorial urges the trustees of Guyra cemetery to address neglect and deterioration. The piece laments broken fences, long grass, vermin harbor, and scattered graves, calling for prompt action to restore dignity and community respect for the departed. It appeals for a public response and a plan to improve the burial ground.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions teams and individuals with garbled names and phrases about a belt event. No clear outcome or actions can be determined from the readable portions.
A large gathering witnessed the wedding of Miss Kru Moors of Sydney to Mr A R K Galley of Sedney at a Church of England ceremony. The groom presented a gold chain and pendant, vows were exchanged, and guests extended congratulations. The reception followed at Mt Morte's residence with plans for further celebrations and a later drive to Falconer. Local reports also note stock market activity at Womobank and weather-related disruptions, including a dramatic storm and property damage near Armidale.
The notice describes an upcoming sale at Hatustey next Saturday near North Gayra Post Office in response to a Gayre application. It notes discussions on parish congestion and division efforts, a commissioner's meeting planned for Monday evening, and mentions a visit by a Canadian advisor and local church matters.
Historic court records show a trial where witnesses disputed the authenticity of signatures on a palm sheet alleged to bind several parties. Judges, clerks, and attorneys argued over handwriting and affiliation, with no final verdict recorded in the fragment.
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