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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR recounts heated Sydney meeting over New South Wales capital location and federal control, detailing protests, parliamentary actions, and broader calls for constitutional change. Mentions Dalgety, Dalgety talks, and Labor perspectives amid a push for a federal capital near Canberra and opposition from state authorities. The piece references public sentiment, the press, and constitutional debates shaping the capital question.
A highly garbled OCR fragment shows what appears to be a long local advertisement or notice with scattered names, places, numbers, and phrases. The text includes references to people, dates, and potential events but lacks clear structure or readable details. The readable parts hint at a community listing or classified-style content with numerous improper spellings and interwoven phrases.
A fragmented telegram style mix mentions ministers waiting, elections, burglaries, and a hotel incident. Names and places are garbled, but references include an election fight, a burglary at a hotel, and various unidentified figures and dates. The text is highly fragmented with many unreadable segments.
A fragmentary OCR text references the Bega budget with uncertain details. The readable portion notes a local budget item and a reported incident connected to the period. The result preserves the core entities and context despite incomplete content.
A fragmentary passenger list from a Halve steamer voyage includes names such as Hunge Hague Ira Mermapa Muslim Kiliv Cael Midare lao Srygit Mullon and Elvin Warde, with mentions of Mr and Mrs Youngs and others tied to Merimbula and nearby locales.
Fragmentary OCR text shows heated claims about sexploitation and government action. Names and places are garbled, with mentions of ministers and various political figures. The passage hints at protests or inquiries, but readability is too limited to establish a clear event or outcome.
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