31 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
1
The notice details Rainfall surveys and Poppy Day fundraising events hosted by Arcadia theatres. It notes performances by Sir James Campbell and Maureen Sullivan, with a focus on charity and community participation across Saturdays and Wednesdays at the Arcadia venue.
Fragmented text records a few obituaries and notices including Mire Roberts and others, with names and roles scattered through garbled lines. Mentions of patients, local officials, and service records hint at a mid level community notice page with incomplete details and several unreadable surnames.
The Cayra Shire Council discusses road improvements from Waverley to Aberfoyle and a cement crossing at Snowy Creek. It approves gravel, pipe culverts, and drainage projects, with funding updates and inspections of local premises. New notices include public road access plans and a request from Ashford Shire on water and power concerns.
In Glen Innes police court on Monday Seiwt J T Willisson presided over an order concerning four heifers and a steer. The court found evidence insufficient to prove ownership of the cattle tied to a cattle stealing charge and ordered their return to Iron whose possession they had been taken from. Anyone else claiming the cattle must proceed within six months against Hill or other named parties.
An 18 hole stroke competition at the Country Golf Club last Sunday saw Mrs Hiddulph win and reduce her handicap. The associates open day scheduled for yesterday was postponed until next Wednesday November 6 with play starting at 1:10 p.m.
A visiting team from Armidale defeated a local Guyra pairings 20 to 17 on Saturday. Matches featured Misses G Handebo Myra Hilliard and E Cameron among others, with listed results showing multiple score lines and pairings across a friendly interclub event.
A warning is issued to businesses possibly violating the Early Closing Act. Police attention has been drawn to small shops selling goods after hours. The Department of Labor and Industry plans an inspector visit to the center soon.
Present indications show clouds with showers along the coast and tablelands chiefly to the north and near the northern border. Thunderstorms and squalls possible there. Mornings may have rain in sombre areas, otherwise weather mostly fine with cool to moderate temperatures and light to variable winds.
Fixture list for the Pringle Shield draws shows Beton Lemond versus Mailil Mars Federals against Tedworth Nayerials four Rovers Qiern against denores Lbungson Ling Waratah Waratahs versus Llanggotllin goblin A Helyar Hoobbe Well CU Naylor G Calleor He Maulic K Warshut Sullivan J Phelan L Helyar J Lacey 12th Cars et sharp Imperiale versus Rovers at Co Southers MN Hill H Dean tor R Ail DO Hill L J Woodward Wo Cressman Jackson FF Cressman
Mrs Mary Lilian Fotheringham of Enfield was wounded in the face when she opened her door to a man asking business. Seven stitches were required at the hospital. A man with a deep razor wound in the throat was later found and admitted to the offense.
The Sydney Wool Brokers Association notes a firm market yesterday as competition stays intense. Valves were equal to the day before. greasy merino fleece sold to a record 223d for five bales. At Delong an auction offered 12,600 dates with 11,392 sold and 913 sold privately.
The Melbourne Cup is slated for Faceday with veteran winner Peter Pan returning as a firm favourite after two prior victories. The field and odds are shaping up around the long standing turf classic.
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