27 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
1
W Moore, longtime Minister for Mines and Lands and member for Sold at the Bicgere Electors, announces retirement after sixteen years of service. He thanks supporters, reflects on his career, and expresses continued best wishes to constituents and colleagues as he steps away from public life in October 1910.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Arendals Urals and Hondement Mining Districts within the Government framework. Dates August 6 1897 and November July 1886 appear, with unclear roles for the Dralle and Reodemeat Divisions and related entities.
The Guyra Shire Council announces a biennial payment period ending November 17, 1910, for claims associated with land or property. Persons with objections or unseen claims may present them at the Council Chambers in Guyra by the specified date, with clerical oversight by M. B. Phelan, Council Clerk, Guyra.
TRUESDAY in Armidale promises a lively fight between Leeat and General Barton’s circuit, praised by pros in towns visited. Alderman Hawke’s Sydney surgery update is reported as successful. Miss Cissie Cough’s concert at Oddfellows Hall is announced with ticket details. Local notables and visitors are named, including McAllister’s New Zealand trip and Chisholm purchasing a Balderelaigh hotel. Election notes reflect postal voting shortfalls and no license questions debated by Congregational Union.
Fractured OCR details a showy boxer named Showy Sturgeon attempting self harm in Hiebeni amid a garbled report on local council actions. The text also covers hotel beer price changes, upcoming meetings, agricultural society matters, and election results with numerous misread names and dates.
Peter Dowling of Goulborn Gaol, held Monday night, rated in the couran fai cur bet to resume his post after ten months. The Attorney General said no specific reason for Dowling's release, but with cabinet approval Dowling may be asked to serve as the interim head of the Mortborn Wage program.
Yesterday evening Professor Eiliot Reunders announced plans for a travelogue titled Adventures of a Literary Tramps. He journeyed from Boton to Sydney via Port land and Liverpool, covering about 26 000 miles with 11 090 miles by land. He traversed the Miates and Caestle and visited Kovelunce, reporting 98 companions and claims of 18 paler for realimction. His tale includes hospitalities and a noted influence on phingemat, with mentions of his birth in Heinen Bigligh and evangelical aims.
The column analyzes Melbourne Cup contenders led by Trafalgar with strong tips for the Derby and notes on Cantering Park races and results at Canterbury. It cites jockey ratings, betting expectations, and mentions Comedy King and Apple Pie as notable horses while listing Cup placings and recent race outcomes.
Kilmore murder suspect Morpriste is deemed unfit to plead and will be detained at the Melbourne Supreme Court’s asylum as experts assess mental condition. Dr OBrien and Dr W C Jones testify on insanity, with medical opinion leaning toward mental incapacity and inability to stand trial.
A well attended meeting at Myre Carron's Hotel led by Mr A Molpar reports income £140 6s and liabilities £169 10s 0d with a debit balance of £13 14s 0d. The group votes to stage a grand Pisin and Fancy Ball on the Drat Friday in December to liquidate the debt and hopes for strong public patronage as the band has enlivened the town with concerts and aided charitable movements.
A jury deliberated on Monday in a Melbourne court over perjury allegations involving Annie Nickolas Roger and a co defendant. The accused faced claims of false testimony in a case tied to an alleged assault and drug use. The jury found the defendant ready and unwavering, but recommended a lenient sentence.
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