Religious notices for September worship services
The Roma Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at 8 30 and 11 a.m. The Uni church advertises a Divine Service at 8 p.m. Separate services at Lomsden Mine Mission Van, Puddledock, and Black Mountain are scheduled for morning or afternoon times with specific conductors and ministers.
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Bupday
Gayra
Lomsden
O ‘Minesion van
Puddledock
Black Mountain
B. J. ‘Merchant
Roma Catholic Church
Guyrs
Unigw Church
Guyra Show Opens With Expanded Prize Schedule
Conducted by John Roche the 1905 Guyra Show announces an expanded prize list with additions in poultry and jumping contests. The schedule totals £130 10s across 1765 classes, with more prizes planned. copies are available from Mr Vincent.
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Vincent
Native Dogs Rampage Spurs Damages In District
Local and general report says native dogs have been damaging flocks for weeks. A man named Ras was bitten last week and several valuable sheep were killed. The Department of Land announces revocation of camping access to the railway reserve near Bes Lomond, about two acres in size, east of the Great Northern railway western boundary.
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Ras
Department of Land
Great Northern Railway
Bes Lomond
Guyra Troop Drills Amid Community Parades And Court Briefs
The Guyra troop of the Australian Light Horse drilled under 8M Bollard on Saturday. A Sunday parade marched from the School of Arts to the Church of England with many residents watching. The Premier spoke on Tuesday, reporting a £167178 surplus for the year after sinking fund payments. Upcoming events include a military ball on tonight, a Guyra cricketers ball on Oct 18, a tennis and cricketers event on Oct 18, and a Catholic social on Nov 9. At the police court, a man was fined for loud language and excessive driving. Beck faced assault charges for killing a dog valued at £3, with penalties set at £2 and costs. A quiet wedding occurred at Ollera Church. The Guyra rifle range was active, with recruits showing promise. A separate report notes potato tests and a fatal shooting at Quilbone station where Lorie admitted to killing P. J. Veex and fled, facing trial for firearm intent and cattle theft.
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6Th Australian Light Horse
School of Arts
Church of England
Railways report wool movement increases this season
The wool carried on the railways this season shows a large increase compared with the period of last year. In district reports there is anticipation of continued growth if the trend holds.
Weather Update From Town
The report notes a recent stretch of nice weather with clear skies until a thunderstorm on Wednesday night bringing light rain. Farmers need substantial rain soon as crops suffer, and the forecast warns that without a good downpour in the coming days the outlook worsens.
Foxes Found Threaten Farm Life In Moree Area
The Moree Examiner reports three foxes discovered locally, one killed and two roaming. Farmers warn foxes may surpass rabbits in numbers if breeding continues, noting current losses and growing pest pressure.
Rail link motion passes in Assembly for Maitland to South Gregg
The Minister for Works proposed a rail construction from Maitland to South Gr over five years costing £2,607,000. The debate continued until 11 o clock and the motion was carried by 80 votes to 12.
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Maitland
South Gr
Murderer Lorie Found Dead After Crime at Quilbone Station
Patrick Veeck, a Quilbone Station worker, was shot in the left breast by a loaded rifle found beside him. Lorie, labeled the murderer, was tracked by police then found dead at a bonee spot tea after an apparent personal crisis. The deceased had been absent from duty due to his wife’s hospitalisation, which weighed on him.
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Lorie
Patrick Veeck
Quilbone Station
I Wade
Ings
Immigration Clarification Sought Between Officials
Fragmentary notes reference Mr Deakin, the Agent General, and Mr Carruthers in a discussion about direct communication with the Prime Minister on an immigration matter. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Pondence
Deakin
Dee
Carruthers
Land laws a disgrace in New South Wales ruling
Chief Justice Varley yesterday condemned the land laws as a disgrace. He stated the system has failed for 46 years and that many have not fully understood the land policy in New South Wales, undermining state ownership and proper administration.
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Tate
Dozon
New South Wales
Varley
Mining Lease Reform Bill Tabled in Assembly
In the Assembly tonight Hon. B W Moore gave notice for leave to introduce a bill to amend the law regarding mining leases.
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B W. Moore
Guyra Jockey Club Committee Meeting Notice
Committee meeting of the Guyra Jockey Club will be held at Tatteranil's Hotel on Monday night at 8 o'clock. Fall attendance requested. Arthur 8 Curtis, Hon. Secretary.
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Tatteranil’s
Arthur
Curtis
Secsetary
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