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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes on budget items from Bega include stray letters and garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at financial topics but no concrete figures or decisions are discernible. Further clarification or source restoration is needed to produce a precise summary.
A fragmented article from an unnamed Melbourne paper on the political crisis after elections details potential ministries and party power. It notes Labor and Liberal positions, the Senate majority, and the possibility of a government dissolution if the House cannot form a ministry, with references to leaders and constitutional provisions.
Local notes describe mining activity, market prices, and odd happenings in Moruya District. Mentions Mine prospecting near Monkey Rit, population concerns, and a blackberry problem plus fruit and livestock events at Wemabac pigery and local farms.
Fragmentary report describes Mr Bramsil D Arcy and Matthews in Melbourne amid apathy toward Lalor Party visits NAW Me Tian and Kobor movement. Mentions government, opposition, public distrust, weather note, and political tension as voters weigh loyalty and future policy.
A fragmentary account details a bachelors ball with guests in formal wear, decorations, and music. The narrative mentions a large-scale arrangement, an intricate display at the lectern, and a grand supper, noting instruments including violin and a list of attendees.
In a Bolors Mie Honan led Quarter Sessions, Terry and Appleby faced charges linked to liquor sales during a factory order. Crown Provester Dawson and counsel Bland defended Parry and Appleby, with testimonies noting an order restricting alcohol service and evidence of bar activity at a hotel. The court concluded Parry was the primary liquor violator with the order active since February 1, 1912, and Beresford faced related charges. both appellants were fined £3 6s with costs.
A scrambled late telegram summary reports police seeking details on a young infant’s finances, a sailor’s savings, and an officer’s careful recounts. It notes about 200 pounds involved, a countess referenced, and a shipboard reload incident. Disjointed lines mention thefts, a purse whip, and a man charged with driving horses near a town.
Fragmentary dispatch notes fighting between groups in Chilnatha area with hundreds killed or arrested and released amid a series of earthquakes. Churches and buildings damaged. tremors felt in Pirouve Merrie and surrounding towns. Cobares people plan a purchase and meeting. a committee tasked to prepare a suitable conveyance with a price limit around £130. The current funds total £0.
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