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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1911
Page
4
Fragmented excerpts show Carmichael and others stirring a party split over ministerial resignations and policy. The debate centers on recognizing certain leaders, potential general elections, and tensions within the ministry amid calls to confront opposition and redefine government action.
A garbled report describes a Monday event with Mr Wood and Mr Terry speaking on land tenure and voting, amid interruptions from attendees. The piece mentions Labour figures, a levy on land, and accusations of inflaming unrest, with references to relocation policies and local land issues.
From Our Correspondents report details a road accident near Kixoo Hill on the Reedy Creek road where a car rounded a bend, skidded, and left the roadway. Driver Mr David Page and passengers escaped with minor injuries. rescuers moved them to a nearby house. The scene drew a large crowd and the bailor praised Mr Page for prompt actions. The article also notes local appointments and social events surrounding the crash amid a bustling country district week.
Word arrives on the late Mrs Browne. Mr. F Blaunton’s daughter receives news from doctors. Wrightson moves toward the Dowa River area for ore prospects. Mrs W F Coman departs to aid in prospecting. Ted Hogan plans permanent move to Sydney. Condobolin race meeting discussed with Senola and Moruya tips noted. W McIntosh sold a horse. Pagets Milton plans discussed. Two blood mares to be imported. a draught mare and colt shown. Jon Hughes delays departure due to injury. Mr M E Bonne granted two months’ leave. Mr W Roy’s illness noted. Weather turns warmer. spring hints observed by meteorologist. Mr HL Wilen preparing to leave. wife not well.
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