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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
2
Sir Arthor Rickard defends the Commonwealth Conversion Loan, urging readers that investing now will both secure sound finances and improve character. He claims contributions support postwar unity and reveal loyalty to nationhood, inviting the public to become shareholders in Australia Unlimited.
The article discusses the Guyra Dorrigo railway proposal with arguments about deep sea port needs, cost estimates over a million pounds, and potential government support. It notes the preference to avoid a special bill, reliance on Royal Water and Customs approval, and the risk of heavy losses without port facilities.
Caution, Alu Bto7K trespassing on Old Racecourse at back of Show Ground will be impounded without further notice. Any person found interfering with fences will be prosecuted as the law directs. J. Alfords, Guyra.
A chaotic report details police rules, a dramatic confrontation, and a rescue under threat to innocents. Notable figures include Sir Arthur Dorman and Rev. 11, with mentions of Dorman Long and local shops amid a tense, loosely connected sequence of events across regions.
Walter parcels Guyra Central Cafe and other vendors in town with an advertisement for fresh fish every Friday. The note lists multiple businesses and promises prompt attention to orders amid a period tone.
Various property owners including WARD, DUTTON, BUREY, WHITE & SONS, and others warn that any person found trespassing or shooting on their lands will face prosecution. Notices withdraw permissions, warn against gate or fence damage, and offer rewards for information. Locations include Water View and Rowe Mowvt areas with multiple landowners asserting legal action.
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