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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
2
A garbled New South Wales fragment dated Saturday January 1 1910 references a conscience speaking and a southern voice. The legible bits mention a place and time with obscured details about names and events. The piece appears as a stray OCR capture with limited readable context.
The article promotes a rabbit canning enterprise as a rapid solution to the pest, arguing shared enthusiasm will grow from meetings, with forecasts of profit from canning beer, veal, and fowls if rabbit supplies drop. It warns against dividend focus and urges cooperative aims to eradicate rabbits.
Patchy notes from Bega district covering stock returns due by the 10th, local business moves, theatre and school news, road and land matters, weatherless drought effects on butter exports, motor travel, criminal arrests, public holidays, and community events including a wedding, cricket, and a common committee meeting with improvements and staffing concerns. Also mentions mine labor politics and Cardinal Moran’s Christmas Day sermon appeal.
Audney Friday markets show gains and declines in wheat butter eggs and potatoes while reports detail a tragedy near Y with Mrs Clugston shooting her four children before a failed self harm. The Ullawarra Colliery Employment Association considers withdrawing from the Cimigree as wages disputes persist. Premier and ministers comment on strikes coal supply and export trade as miners planned replacements. A Victorian property case notes 285000 and a murder suspect reveals crime details. Metropolitan death rate and infant mortality highlighted.
The Admiralty is inviting tenders for building Australian airships to strengthen the new Pacific Fleet. In Britain, Joseph Chamberlain issues a manifesto to West Birmingham constituents condemning the Budget and arguing tariffs are needed. He warns Home Rule could threaten Great Britain.
A very pretty wedding took place at St Pauls Church Tanja on Wednesday May 23. Adelaide Evonn, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Hy Evonn, married Civorge Edwin Thornton son of Mr John Thornton A R.GXO of Cuthigee Hermgui. The ceremony was led by the rector Reverend Mell. Afterward guests moved to Tinja Hall for a wedding breakfast prepared by Mr F. C kided. Gifts included numerous silver items, jewelry, and household goods from family and friends. The bride wore a white tulle gown with pearl detailing. the couple planned a honeymoon at Kinwa.
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