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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
1
The article notes T EL Sola and F C Wright returning to Goyra after attending a Liberal Conference in Bin Gora. It mentions Jabez Wright, the first Labour Mayor in the English speaking world, and the formation meeting of the Broken Hill branch of the P L L held in Wright’s undertaker with members seated on coffins.
An item titled Furniture made to order shows an old case in which J. Holden of Gayton seeks action. The readable fragment indicates a court filing or legal proceeding involving a furniture request, with unclear details but a named party and location.
Prices realised for wheat flour cheese and produce show varied figures per bushel and per ton. Wheat ranged 8s 7d to 3s 7d per bushel, flour 8 12s 4d to 28 15s 4d per ton, oats 24 to 4s per ton, onions 20 to 28 per ton, butter 11s 2d per cwt, eggs 10d per dozen, Fowler hens 6s 1d per pair, chickens 4s 4d to 6s per pair.
Church notices show services at Gayra Hen Lomond Liongobhhin Tenteiden Ollera and Black Mountain with rectors Rev A W Coates Rev G A Sanders and Rev E N McKie in Gayra Llau and 7 80 p m. It notes a recent decision to abandon the Walcha project and AS Bovioty slow expected year.
A man in the main street attracted attention by talking to himself and gathering tins and scraps into a sugar bag. Businessmen offered sympathetic comments about his infirmity. A private joke misfired as a guess about his identity broke up the gathering.
Elizabeth Moore aged 104 years and 10 months died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs A Kirk in the Guyra district. She lived in Lisburnighan Ireland before emigrating to Australia with husband James Moore about 15 years earlier. Survived by four sons and four daughters, funeral conducted by Revs A W Coates and E N Mekie with large attendance.
Mr. Andrew Kelly MLA for Lech in dies after long illness. annual Chief Commissioner for Railways report lists wool returns for LOU and TUL2 with Guyra Den Lomond and Black Mountain figures. In letters, Inverell-Guyra Railway League forms and asks for information. Mr Gr W McDonald doubts time for Public Works inquiry and urges collecting evidence from outlying centres.
Up-to-date stock fills the Mantle Department with children's tunics overalls and Prooks plus a wide blouse range in maslin lawn voiles and silk. Ladies garments include ready-to-wear coats and corsets, unp erskirts and lace trims. Window display proclaims a revolution in dress making with new fabrics and hatines. Men's and boys summer clothing also showcased.
Olive Jang Donne was cleared of murder in Central Criminal Court Sydney after jurors found the revolver did not fire deliberately. The trial saw emotional scenes as Donne, her mother, and spectators battled tears while witnesses described the fatal shot to her husband at a Sydney butcher shop.
The relatives of the late Mrs. Eltauevh Moore express sincere thanks to Kev A. W. Carter Kev N. McKie Mr and Mrs Monteith Mr and Mrs Satcliffe Mr and Mrs Calman Norse Kenny and others for their sympathy and kindness during the recent bereavement and funeral rites.
Professor David of Sydney University praises the Mawson expedition feat for science and magnetism, calling it one of the greatest triumphs of modern exploration and wireless communication between the Antarctic and Australia. Local and General News. Suffragette Antics and political notes from Melbourne Argus reported.
In Sydney the Industrial Court fined W. G. Waters five pounds and costs for breaching the Arbitration Act by delaying 21 days' notice of wage changes for casual wheat loaders at Darling Harbour. The case, instigated by the Minister for Labour and Industry, stems from recent labour unrest among casual workers. Rumors link Warren Yardsley to a England-bound marriage plan with a wealthy partner among the Australian team.
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