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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
2
Notice warns that any person found trespassing in R Bracken s paddock leased for Mr T A Sturton and managed by KB Frost will be prosecuted. Names J Noble Guy appear in fragmentary text as individuals involved in the notice.
Any person found shooting or trespassing on Boorolong run or the holdings of a Boorolong Native Dog Association member without a permit from the secretary will be proceeded against by the Association.
A sale conducted by Hawke & Co in conjunction with A. J. Curtis offers 1000 head of mixed marine sheep and cattle including 6 milch cows, draught horses, harness ponies, pigs and poultry, farm implements, and furniture. Auction held with cash terms no reserve.
Agricultural and dairy farm available for let at moderate rental. Includes suitable buildings and housing. Located in accessible area with good road links and farming facilities. Ideal for mixed farming operations seeking turnkey setup.
The notice states the next meeting will be held three months after the previous session. It specifies the date as Sunuur yd 1, 103-A eNeay, with the meeting location and officials to be announced later.
Several items highlight community life including a fatal murder verdict in Melbourne, Kenniff brothers murder case in Brisbane pending, hotel damage by lightning at Gunnedah, social activities at the School of Arts, ninepenny telegrams start next Saturday, obituaries for J Faint of Paddie Dock, sheep losses at Orange, visits by W P Parker to Armidale, Salvation Army performers at School of Arts, Women's Franchise Act applications pending, and moves toward the Federal Capital Site Commission appointment this week.
The Guyra Argus thanks readers and advertisers on its three month anniversary. It notes the paper’s large Northern District circulation, plans to enlarge in November, and continued subscription rates despite postage changes. Editors pledge to provide readable up-to-date news and outside world coverage.
Thunder storms eased drought and boosted vegetation after recent activity. Locals report 93 points registered and ads appearing in the page. Preparations for the Oddfellows sports and ball on November are well advanced. Kings Birthday is seen as a red letter day for Guayra with committees active. A vivid lightning storm last evening accompanied by thunder swept the town, with damage reported in Hone and nearby.
Rain settles over pasture and crops in Wandsworth with harvest prospects high if rain continues. Shearing begins early. Saturday's cold rain may affect newly shorn sheep. Contractors push hotel construction toward completion and a new blacksmith shop near readiness with Cameron and Cameron set to open soon.
Visitors return to Gettysburg after a long search for fitting war remembrance. The management adds new exhibits and cinematic films to the Hall of Music, offering a vivid scene to convey what war means.
The Federal Cabinet discussed shipping telegrams yesterday and plans to resume the topic. Sir John Bee said he spoke with Barton and hopes the decision will be reversed. An inquiry into the Linkell railway collision was held yesterday.
In a period of upheaval, Cham berlain receives broad support amid travel news while Boer generals miss a second interview. A mob confronts Kritzinger Fouche and Joubert requiring police escort. Miners demand a 12 percent wage rise as a Chinese town falls to occupation and Russian troops move into Manchuria.
A muddled page notes wheat prices at four to eleven pence per bushel and per ton with rises amid forecasts of a poor harvest. Dust storms sweep across the region for about twenty minutes near Wanperitg and Ness. A separate line records a petition seeking a death sentence for Mrs Sagal in a murder case.
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