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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
3
A long, fragmented article offers practical advice on road readiness and vehicle maintenance. It covers carrying spares and tools for remote travel, brake and clutch checks, and fuel and water reserves. It also discusses trailer designs, braking tests, overtake margins, windscreen wiper rubber, and tension springs maintenance.
Ernest James Stare and Edward Williams faced Armidale Quarter Sessions on charges of menacing and demanding money with intent to steal from Cyril Mave and Jack Farrell. The jury found both guilty on the two charges. Starr received one year and Williams fifteen months hard labor, with Williams having two prior convictions.
Fines were issued in the Moto polis and Newcastle district covering the Hees months ending September. Total penalties reached 4254 with several conviction outcomes recorded.
Frederick Francis Smith was found guilty of wrongfully signing a telegram using the name of P O Donnell at Woolbrook on March 25. Philip O Donnell, dairy farmer, and others testified about his absence in Queensland and lack of authority to sign or issue a tyre order. The defendant admitted drinking and memory loss due to shell shock from wartime service. He claimed no intent to harm and pleaded for leniency.
A report from the Southern Districts Conference of the Agricultural Bureau of New South Wales notes discussions on beef production, pasture use, and stock feeding. The findings emphasize early maturity, top quality meat, proper lick-bone flour and salt use, and parasite management as keys to profitability.
Mr Conigrave warned that Japanese know our coast well and divers may be linked to their naval department. He urged federal action to exploit the Ser Territory and opposed threats to White Australian settlement while stressing determination to develop the Northern Territory.
A Victorian law overview explains grounds for divorce. Both spouses may petition for desertion after three years, cruel treatment or imprisonment, insanity, habitual drunkenness, and adultery. Wives may sue for habitual drunkenness or cruelty, while husbands may sue for adultery or drunkenness and neglect of domestic duties. The note promotes The New Idea weekly and its threepence price.
A war veteran with a solid service record and four decorations faced six months imprisonment after His Honor read a list of four previous convictions dating back to 1922. The defendant received hard labour during the sentence.
A wartime era notice warns trespassers on properties including Mount View Glenmore The Willows Bald Blair Aberfoyle and Abbey Green Run to stay off or face prosecution Rabbit trappers shooters and poachers without permission are warned Straying stock impounded and previous permissions withdrawn No fishing restrictions on Ollera paddocks Cabar Feidh Green Bank and Springfield properties with sole printing of The Argus in Guyra NSW
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