21 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
1
A terse communication from the Railways Commissioner notes the Kshai Express via Wallangatta is under close scrutiny. The outcome of the investigation will determine if the service can continue with adequate patronage and adjustments to timing or routing if required.
An invitation from Wee Armidale Jub for a match at Armidale ground on Sunday 24th was accepted by Guyra A. A team has been selected to travel, aiming to show good form despite few recent games. A return fixture on Guyra ground next Sunday week closes the season, with Guyra lineup listed and reserves named. Players unavailable are asked to notify CC rake promptly.
Rising wool values spur debate on auctions versus private sales. The article notes buyers in Swaziland, Hillsbane, and Adelaide report rising sale prices and argues auctions must be protected from oversea buyers to sustain price fairness. It warns that private sales below auction levels could undermine overall value and emphasizes keeping the country buyer’s advantage in market pricing.
The Sydney Wool Selling Brokers note all free wools sold freely at full rates with strong competition from York, Ireland, Japan and the Continent. Selection mainly from western and Riverina lines with burrs occasional irregular. Early shorn wools of fair length reached 21rd for fleece and 18d for necks with various part prices. overall very full and satisfactory clearances.
An oral correspondent notes a 145 year old plate bearing the date November 17 1788 and a faint image of an Aboriginal throwing a spear. The plate likely commemorates Governor Phillip’s Parramatta visit and remains in worn condition after long preservation.
Local police court records show defendants fined under the Fisheries Act July sentences reduced by 25 in each case after representations to the Minister of Justice by Hon M F Krusner MLA Minister for Transport. Chishohn notes market pressure on wool grades.
The annual Catholic ball occurs Wednesday night at the Arcadia Theatre with a juvenile ball following on Thursday. Prizes will be awarded for best sets and costumes. Secretaries Mesdames J. R. Carroll and C L Smith along with ladies' committees have been arranging the event to surpass prior years.
The latest in portraiture from Solo mon's Studios Armidale announces July specials. Two Hollywood close-up portraits offered for 7/6 with appointments by phone in Armidale.
Black Mountain defeated Ebor 8 to 3 in a home match witnessed by a large crowd from Guvra and surrounding districts. Mather scored after a strong run, McLeod converted, and Williams led the forwards with Melcot and Hoh Nay. Ebor’s Nathan crossed late, but failed to convert. Curtain-raiser saw Elor team display promise. post-match celebrations at the Royal Hotel with speakers and a dance back at Black Mountain.
Morkan, manager of the Commercial Tank, begins his annual holidays in Sydney. He will be relieved by Mr KR. OD, Rogerson Mr, and Mrs. Don. F. Stewart of Queensland is visiting Mira and has many friends who greeted them warmly.
An early outline suggests wage tax reductions on a graduated basis from above 4 percent to about 25 percent for higher incomes. The endowment tax will be abolished and railway fares are expected to fall. The Premier will deliver the budget speech in Parliament on Tuesday next.
The survey details poor potato conditions across centers including Carrs Creek Whitenats Creek and South Gratton Norfolk. Early July crops suffered from excessive rain hindering germination and seed loss while late plantings show mixed results with some centers reporting weak stands and others fair to good growth depending on rain and frost impact. Prospects vary by locality with some centers expecting light yields and others showing potential if rainfall improves.
The Commonwealth reports 43 634 marriages in Australia and 110 933 births in 1932 with a falling birthrate since 1922. The leading ages show many brides and grooms in their 20s, and regional birthrates vary from Tian mana to Western Australia and other states.
A conversation fragment notes a medal won at a cookery school, with playful exchange about the achievement and its value. The dialogue hints at pride and celebration surrounding the culinary recognition.
Messrs A F Browes and Co auctioneers sell by public auction Mrs A Ward’s building known as Ward's Boarding House in Guyra with freehold land and outbuildings. Two storeys house lists seven upstairs bedrooms and bath, four bedrooms on ground floor plus living areas, plus car shed wood shed and fowl house. Terms and conditions on day of sale. inspection arrangements available for buyers.
In Gulargambone New South Wales a United Country branch unanimously decided to sever ties with the New States movement. The vote cited detriment to the Western Division and to the State, calling for continued United Country independence and refusal to fund the Riverina led campaign. Senator Charles Hardy’s leadership was deemed a failure and funding was withdrawn.
At the monthly meeting the Inverell Fishermen's Association urged co operation to stop illegal fishing. Fish are said to be taken by spinners traps nets and dynamite risking river stock. The association dreams of a north west hatchery but officials show little move. Councillors Carrigan and Howieson moved the council to accede to the request.
The hearing began yesterday in a case where A C Willis seeks 20000 pounds from J T Lang for alleged slander. Lang's speeches at the Dully by election are the focus of Willis's complaint.
The annual meeting of the Guyra District Cricket Association is set for Saturday September 23 1933 at 7 45 pm in the Guyra Council Chambers with W J Smithers as Hon Secretary.
Jemima Coakes orders Reuben Charles Coaker of Guyra to remove his belongings within seven days and then keep away from her home and property for all time. The notice or instruction is issued as part of a formal protection or boundary measure.
The advertisement lists various fabrics and goods including Houss Frocks and Printed Hair Corda from 1/3 yard, Pure Silk Pongee Balk 1/yard, and Threspitca Lounge Suite for 16 pounds 10 shillings. Also offered are Baby’s Cats in Oak Tron Sengrans, baby Prams and Push-carts, with 8x9 and 9x10 sizes on hand. Now on hand and on sale.
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