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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
1
Oplomatyut and Optician Conyit recommend a thoroughly qualified man for eye care. Ring 24 Arm ile aid to make an appointment. Call at Tin Nuvi 178 Terwdy-wrees for details. Ayuda
Nash Car. UM McDonnell secured two First-Class Nash Cars and is prepared to accept engagements for any distance. Charges reasonable. Phonetic guidance included.
The Masonic Ball at Wadmlaws Hall on Wednesday featured a glamorous crowd and an extensive display of dress fabrics and jewelry. Notable attendees included Mrs Stewart, Mrs Eggietton, and Mrs Meadames with a locally supplied orchestra providing the period entertainment as guests admired georgette gowns, crystal trim, and vivid colors amid a lively social scene.
An engineer's report details road conditions from Ghirwinder Pryor to Macky Craig with proposed deviations, bridge concerns, and major repairs. It notes funding by Main Road Board, duties for concreteing culverts, and planned repairs at Crank Bridge, with inspection findings on drainage, sanitation, and surface wear across Bradley, Ollornairva, and nearby state routes.
A misread OCR item mentions a prize Aladdin Lamp valued at 2475 to be awarded on a date at a local event. Names and details are garbled, but indicates a raffle or giveaway linked to a community group and a listing of participants or organizers.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a lost object related to a Walker and Reed names, with mention of Bradley Street and an office return request. The incomplete lines reference a graved name, a Tram C, and a Finder please return to directive, urging retrieval at a Guyra area location.
Saturday search in Bradley for items including Olieru ot Malpas Sitee Greenstone Brooch Cold Fern and aniuals NZ. Reward offered for return to Argue Office Guyra.
For sale a Tartabiar oats seed lease advertised by Cliff Gayn. Prospective buyers are invited to inquire about terms and availability.
LORRY order and handling noted as in good condition with drivers Apply, Marshall, Armidale Rad, Guyra listed among involved parties. The fragment references recruitment or drafting actions tied to local transport and personnel. No further contextual details are available in the fragment.
A town and district express gratitude for broad financial help in recent benefits. The notice references a 1997 act and a poll of butter producers in South Wales, detailing enrolment and objection procedures for a production election. Officials and local voters are urged to participate at designated centres by September 7 and to lodge any enrolment objections with the returning officer.
A garbled OCR fragment describes aviators and an event near a river, with numerous unreadable names and places. It references figures like Arthale Me Bickinanesdh and the Friel, and mentions races or journeys tied to a river setting. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Church notices list Sunday services at various locations including Kingland Bundy and Wandsworth with times from 1 a.m. to 7 p.m. The calendar mentions recitals, children's day activities, and a note on a recovered body near the river. Local names include Ben Lomonih, Hal Abbay Breen, A Harris, Norman Webb, Meshidis Church, and J. Kida.
A damaged ad lists items for sale including sewing machines Singer and Whites, cedar chests, chairs, kinoleum, beds, bedding, furniture in Oak and other woods, tables, cabinets, a variety of second-hand goods, and a range of household items. Includes campers, trip and fitting items.
Fragmented garbled text references a public event or meeting with names like Whittitter Gown Movllimpton and Marie, plus a racing or competition context. It mentions Warwick, a parish or congregation, and a list of participants or results with scores and handicaps. Overall, it resembles a chaotic sports or community notes piece with damaged OCR.
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