19 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
1
Buyers endured effort and expense to present this season's millinery display. The exhibit features rich novel models that have delighted society ladies in top fashion centers, and are praised as the finest outside major cities.
A local shop promotes a splendid array of Spring and Summer dress goods. The range is dainty in appearance and stylish, with exceptional value. The store highlights general drapery, embroideries, laces, neckwear, underclothing, corsets, gloves, and related items, emphasizing quality and low prices.
A full comprehensive stock of fine goods for men. Newest shirts with soft and hard cuffs, well fitting ready to wear suits from the 20s, plus cool underwear and braces. Try one and see pricing to suit each case.
A local store announces new footwear arrivals for men and women. The collection is described as excellent and above average, with emphasis on quality and style.
A Local Railway League meeting is set for Monday afternoon in the Shire Council Chambers to appoint delegates for a deputation to urge the extension of the Inverell to Gayra line. Gilgai League plans to press Minister for Works A Griffith during his Inverell visit about the proposed rail link. Invitations have gone to leagues at Inverell Little Plain Copeton Howell Tingha and Wandsworth.
The district pushes for a direct railway link from Guyra to Inverell to avoid a rival Glen Innes route. Advocates argue Better access would boost local interests while coastal opposition and apathy from Inverell and Moree papers signals mixed support for the Glen Innes plan.
The article previews ongoing agitation and cross-centre cooperation for tangible progress. It covers Armidale racing plans, betting anecdotes at Hosebery, Wootten’s Australia return, the death of trotting stallion McKinney Child, boxing and cricket notes, Tattersall’s Randwick results, and Sleepy Barry’s sculling title bid with Golf’s Australian championship winner Ivo Whittow.
Tamworth salesmen Ganvirs Cocsgue Lop and Horeo promote a large October ball with 120 sellers to please.
TENDERS will be received for marking off different burial grounds at the Cemetery. Tenders close at noon on Saturday, February 2. Details and conditions in the Cemetery Trustees office.
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