23 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
1
Bridge & Co report improvements in superior wools with prices around 18d to 1s 1d for crossbreds. They caution that many wools remain non superior and require keen, expert attention to maximize returns. The firm notes gains of over £24000 in recent client campaigns and invites growers to supply weekly prospects by wool type.
Dr John Harris announces his new residence and surgery opposite Mr Louis Gatehouse in North Guyra. He invites patients to consult at the updated location.
A Sydney market report notes sharp decline in value for costly fabrics and alerts on faulty auction descriptions. In court, Malyn Price pleads guilty to stealing from drapery shops, fined £13 and three months’ imprisonment, claiming no need and income of £40 weekly.
Advertorial letters praise Hean's Essence as a soothing cough and sore throat remedy for children. Mothers from Guildford to Sydney claim it calms night terrors, relieves coughs and colds, and helps with whooping cough and other ailments. The piece urges buyers to obtain genuine Hean's Essence from W. Lean, chemist, Castlereagh Street, Sydney.
From Our Correspondent in Tenterden: rain improved grazing but cattle suffered while sheep fared better. The Annual Rifle Club Ball is set for October 22 with plans for a high scoring event. A return rifle match against Uralla is due at the Guero range next Saturday after a recent heavy defeat on Lenin range.
Voter enrolment notices warn residents of the New England and Wollondilly divisions that failing to enrol may bar participation in the referendum. Eighty prosecutions in the New England Division show enforcement. Willoughby by election results report Chambers leading Haynes with a second vote needed. Premier Tolman urges Liberal support for Haynes.
A blurred poem describes the urgent COO-EE call across seas and ranges. It mourns fallen bushmen and welcomes remaining fighters in a distant campaign, praising courage, sacrifice, and the plea for comrades to aid in victory.
Mrs and Miss Nalder departed for the metropolis on Toowdley night. Mr Wb O hü r es announces re opening as butcher on Tet October in Ollern street. Splendid rains fell this week aiding wheat districts. rainfall general across northern areas. Miss Beekon of Dhiabano starts dressmaking in Guyra district. Smythe Tree Show drew large crowd. Private Walter Brodie received a fountain pen from F Martigny and was praised for enlisting. Social and gift events honored soldiers at Oddfellows Hall with pipes and watches for Walter Krodia and Throsby King. Funds from promoters to be handed to Australian Doy Vu after expenses.
War casualty lists, communications from Privates Wharton and Anderson, and updates on medical operations. Local society items include church services, telephone rate changes, Alliew’ Day fundraising, a Universal Service League recruiting drive, and a court case against the Broadway Picture Theatre Company. Also noted are Defence Department casualty figures, pension items, and budget projections from imperial authorities.
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