13 Oct 1927
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1927
Page
1
The text describes a disjointed mix of personal notices, a farewell for Mr Loom, choir gifts, social calls, and a lengthy set of sporting results with several names and placements. It reflects a busy community page with varied activities and upcoming local events.
On October 25 1087 a fall supper was held in Maric Guyea Cichentea with prizes for doubles and singles. Notable participants included PRINGLE and Gent. Events listed include 4x4 and Lady events with BR AH prizes.
An auction sale is announced featuring a child cat and a mattress plus a chest of drawers with the sale concluding after Mr Atartin Heagoey's auction. T E Bole is the auctioneer in Guyre and the event takes place on the upcoming Saturday.
A garbled report lists names including Ox Harris Guyra and several others, noting a funeral held Monday afternoon with pallbearers and officers present. The text mentions election-related items and various items for sale or auction, with scattered references to Lindberg and local officials amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
An old advertisement lists items at She Service Store run by W A Roberts in Guyba with phone 12. Featured goods include colored linens crepe de chine and garments, with kitchen ware, alarm clocks, sacks, and tennis equipment. The note references The Latest Record and a boot sale.
The Guyra and District Cricket Association held its annual meeting at the Shire Chambers. Elections, committee appointments, and fixtures were discussed, with emphasis on membership rules, delegation from clubs, and the preparation of the 1 mater fixtures. The secretary and treasurer roles were acknowledged, and plans for the forthcoming season were outlined amid debate on residency and participation rules.
Fragmentary report shows motions about agreement for outright win, first innings win, and participation thresholds. Names such as Mr Wheston and Mr Beg appear with Mulligan seconding. A petition matches must play in 80 percent of times referenced in Warhad and AF. Stewart moved.
The annual Day Cricket meeting at the Shire Chambery on 1 July was poorly attended and did not run smoothly. Officers were elected with Col HY White re-elected president, and W A Jones took 47 wickets as the bowling leader. J E Prolan won the batting average at 50.4.
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