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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show budget figures and wares for a local market area. The text references a tribe and Taere Tf, with unclear dates and names. The readable items include a budget mention and shop goods described as comments or wares. The exact context and entities are uncertain from the fragment.
Reading through this clipping, Albury mentions local council matters and public notices, including town affairs in Beinga, the Grogan and Bertram Adcock schedules, and health updates. It touches on local services and community events, with notes on schools, churches, and civic discussions.
The council discusses repairs to Mergentat's Lane, Whitten's Way, Tarragarale road, and other damaged sections, with estimates around £200. Kennelly informs on the MogitIn road work and bridge piers at Barrett's Road. Debates cover road openings, tenders, land acquisitions, and appointing engineers. motions approve or defer actions, with next meeting scheduled for February 6.
Sydney telegrams recount three front page items: a government feud over Inter Bealie and conatal owners, a hold up arrest of Albert Nichal in Chinatabureh, and Nichol facing charges after threatening his brother in June. Reports note nominations for elections, debate over an Agent General in London, and troop movements to England on 17th larkeet. The piece also mentions charity funding, opal holiday vows, and the return of a deported Mosse figure to Sydney.
Fragmented report recalls Monday talk on UK German relations and a boxing bout in Tralee where Carpentier edged McQuorkey in a tough round. The piece mentions masked events, a murder case, and a disrupted route with damaged shore details and a feared incident near Waymoub.
Sir Bémond Barton writes of the Federation debate and the Australian political crisis, arguing for national unity and denouncing provincialism. He reflects on public life, personal withdrawal for health, and appeals for support to advance federation and national reform. He cites former leaders and hopes for continued advocacy in Australia’s political future.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mob event with references to brands, vehicles, and a director figure. Details are garbled with misread names and numbers, making precise identification difficult. The readable remnants hint at a gathering, branding, and inquiry but lack coherent facts.
The report covers insolvency tied to Miss Mar Tuba with liabilities around £12,600 and £5,000 shortfalls. It notes a court trial, departmental actions, and extensive household effects seized, including jewellery, carpets, furniture, and a piano. The auction aims to recover debts amid related commercial remarks and Chamber of Commerce discussion.
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