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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
2
The Bega Budget item reports holiday schedules and council notices. It notes postal and civic actions tied to the holiday period, with references to meetings, abstentions, and the expiry of holiday terms. Brown and D'Aray report on Saturday findings, while Ganidelo notes a 98 to 0 vote on a censure motion.
The article surveys Christmas celebrations and Christian observances worldwide, noting the revival of joy in Christendom, the spread of Bible outreach through the Bible Society, and calls for unity among nations in spreading Christian messages amid modern discourse. It references global participation including events in Britain, Australia, and other regions, with mentions of church figures, lectures, and associated civic notices.
A garbled historical snippet shows partial phrases about publication, Mr Wood, and unnamed persons. The readable bits offer little clear event, date, or location details, preventing a solid summary beyond noting a fragmented local notice context.
A Sydney cricket score shows New South Wales 198 all out with South Australia batting. In Tamworth a man is committed for trial on election irregularities linked to Liberal party activity. A court case in Melbourne discusses maternity leave law with acquittals in some charges. A native dispute, a fire at Fitzroy Town, and a local by election near Kalgoorlie are noted alongside a foul in an Olympia game.
A cryptic 19th century dispatch from Leiden notes a proclamation banning injurious acts against Ireland amid war rumors. The article mentions a Liverpool murder linked to a third suspect, and alleged disposal of a body. The Bishop of London reportedly addresses dangers and warns of violence ahead of Sunday services.
The document records broad public talk on upcoming elections with claims that Labour will gain support at a Coalville or parliamentary level and that federal organizers will begin work after campaigns. It notes supposed political tours, party loyalties, and varied reactions across regions, including holiday traffic and social issues.
Farcan English notes describe a land sale dispute involving 1128 acres and administrators estate. Names such as Mr A Bright and Mr J Whiten appear amid a muddled report from Grafton correspondent. The piece mentions public rounds, consultants, and concerns over affordability and educational aims in the controversial proceedings.
The report recounts a heated campaign with claims of support for Labor and opposition attacks. It notes the winner Cape Captain Midland earning credit, while the loser’s allies pledge to honor the outcome. Remarks from observers, including Mr. Cull and Mr. Pell, reflect respect for fair conduct and community impact.
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