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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
2
The Liberal and Labor contest in Hobart shifts as McWilliams, once Liberal aligned, breaks with the Liberal Association and supports Captain Millard. The Liberal press urges Labor voters to back Millard to defeat the Labour-backed candidate.
An unpolished report describes political maneuvering in the Grafton district with Mr McKenie, Captain Millard and local supporters. Mentions a motorcar travel, public duties, fund issues, and a forthcoming ballot with Frederick Mand leading the list amid party policy debates and local voting dynamics.
A damaged political note discusses Captain Millard Hiegiise and allies in a contested election. It mentions opponents, endorsements, and party leanings with unclear phrasing and several names. The text references Mr. Wade and Mr. Wood, along with broader party dynamics and parliamentary context.
Telegraph blurbs from Sydney Armidale and London note poll disturbances and peaceful salience. Reports mention elderly voters and a proposed separation plan for father and child, while New South Wales and Albany scenes reflect broader electoral tensions and political stances.
A letter to the editor discusses a local political campaign in Wagga Wagga featuring figures like Willem and references to the Liberal and Labor parties. It voices support for a platform signed by the Liberal Party and others, condemns opponents, and urges Liberal voters to unite for parliamentary success amid claims of broad support. The piece mentions local factions, the national party stance, and accusations of alienation of settlers, urging action before elections.
The report outlines a heated race between Millard and Wetnor with allegations against candidates. It notes daily campaigning, candidate promises, and disputes over conduct and media publication. A bill passage in New Zealand and polling tensions in Australia mirror the political climate described.
The passage records Miss Cameron defending herself amid sharp exchanges with Mr. Davie during a party rally. It notes Labour attacks, conservative responses, and ongoing partisan tensions as Cameron rebuts and calls for dignified conduct.
The report notes a sporting event where Hoge arickslere leads with a Wraa Shield form Parahule. Visitors scored 134 while Willierne had 85, Abemarsh 25, and Boel I Parabuincored 80Bowen 1h mnie 10.
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