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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1911
Page
2
The article surveys a heated session as Labour, Liberal, and Conservative factions clash over government formation. It notes threats of a blow to the ruling party, suggests possible humiliations for leaders, and forecasts shifts in support ahead of an upcoming election, with party leaders amid tense bargaining.
A long, garbled local items column recounts a busy schedule: a balloon race, parade plans, church matters, and social events. It notes Wade’s remarks, public meetings, school arts programs, and a upcoming Musicals evening. Several names and places appear amid scattered updates on parades, education, and church leadership.
English arrival of Mr. Wilkinson to oversee the Candela Methodist circuit. Cited remarks describe his role and a planned public welcome. A musical program followed with performances by Masha May, Elmer, Miss Miller, and Rev. Evans, ending with a cordial exchange of good wishes.
The text recalls an enjoyable evening in Gandelo with Mrs Morricon Mrs Bower and Miss Bartha as guests. Companions included Mme Del Collins Letower and Mr C Urean Altopatiee, with Laninm and Laninlnd noted among invited or attending.
Kameraka appeals against shire assessments listing reductions sought for multiple parcels. Valuations include per acre figures, improvements and depreciation from rabbits labor taxation, with witnesses from Mumbulla Shire Council providing valuation figures and adjustments.
W H Wheatley of Cloutburn reports on the Wedgenay sale noting cattle yarding and pricing details. The fragmentary entry mentions prime cows and merino related terms with inconsistent figures and locations.
Sporting notes report Bombala Wille Clo celebrate a prize shout next month with Narooma entrants. Cobargo Sporting Club eyes strong Cup meat on Thursday week. Nominations close with the secretary F W Kosei on Monday. Annual meetings, roars and supports follow as clubs plan fixtures and fundraising.
Fragments report a derailment near Logintatio Avenue and a missing or damaged locomotive. The text notes debates on an Arbitration Bill affecting rural workers and domestic servants, with Minister Wade proposing amendments. It mentions the Perth children’s hospital death case linked to Gran Hay Anglican Orphanage and a police warrant for a woman charged with embezzlement.
An unclear London Thursday dispatch describes a quarry or mine incident with mentions of explosions, oil or gas elements, and casualties. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, but the piece signals a fatal or damaging event with several people affected.
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