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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
2
The Guyra Argus confirms a weekly Wailoonday issue schedule and subscription terms. It lists a Vor Quarter advance rate of three shillings sixpence and advertisement charges of one inch for the first line and 24 pence for each additional inch, plus special arrangements for standing ads.
At Armidale on the 5th 1902 Mary Catherine Leahy daughter of the late Patrick Leahy Langothlin aged 22 years.
Armidale community notes report a range of local actions and events. The Black Mountain Butter Factory opens, Mount Kembla relief funds reach £15 18s 2d, Armidale hosts Salvation Army meeting, and Miss Mary Catherine Leahy dies of pneumonia at 22. Public interest pieces cover railway plans, dental care by Dr R C Sipe son, and a dingo destruction group forming at Aberfoyle.
A fragmentary text suggests a formal dispute involving Victoria and a royal duty. It refers to limits on sisterly affection and indicates actions against indulgent behavior. The tone implies an official stance on moral or familial constraint.
In the Senate a resolution affirming the necessity of determining constitutional rights of the Senate was waved and carried while tariff dealings neared conclusion with only a third reading left to be moved today. In the Assembly the Premier refused to cooperate in any move to secede from the Commonwealth. A new bill by Mr Affleck seeks to prohibit certain games on Sunday.
Mounted police freed several non union workers held at the Workers Union camp in Narrandera on Monday. District sheds operate on non-union rates as 100 men depart Sydney under pastoralist terms for various reasons. An arson attempt targeted Wantabadgery and Clare Park wool shed areas on Monday night.
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