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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
2
A partial and unclear excerpt from the Daily Telegraph discusses governance, the Premiership, and public consent. It critiques parliamentary influence, citizen participation, and the potential impact of repudiation policies on the community, referencing figures like Mr Holman and general political tension.
A brief item notes a budget discussion in Bega on a Saturday, with reference to financial matters and local civic oversight. Details are sparse due to OCR issues, but the notice highlights budgeting concerns and potential public interest in municipal finances.
A garbled report discusses Mr. Holman and the State Government House crisis, questioning legality of actions, possible Privy Council appeal, and the urgency of awaiting a High Court judgment. It debates whether the government can push a policy at odds with public sentiment and election timing, amid constitutional questions and party politics.
The report covers a chaotic mix of political upheaval, banking reform talk, and parliamentary maneuvers with references to Prime Minister Cook, the Federal Ministry, and tensions over budget and banking policy. It notes public protests, electoral expectations, and ongoing government business in a dense, era-typical news montage.
Sydney Vriday reports Cajatas agree to join proposed fee hikes except for workmen’s pickers as July begins. A levy may raise £190,000 yearly. naval operations at Torvie Bay to be weaponized with hundreds of guns to be issued. Dairy Factory Managers Conference notes decline in quality. Australia’s oilTar shipments and tobacco figures cited. Telegraph lines to Boscia yearly totals and temporary supply measures to support government preparations. Orders for teak arrivals and shipyard work to proceed, paced at one per week with Wallisian billiard notes.
A fragmented report notes a Thursday event in London with 12,000 Bolgerinoe and Serviane at Kintyre and estimated totals around 4500. It mentions Belgrade tensions and an Australian-led accusation of conspiring to defraud a civic duty official over motor carry charges, with unclear details and reputed Dul gaciane.
From our Correspondents a wedding occurred at John’s Church of England in Moruya with Cameron 91 and Garinodiown attending. The bride's pathway and attendants are noted, followed by a reception and a brief description of post ceremony activities and local flood damage reports from Moruya. Local scenes include rain, river swelling, and property damage with varied impact on residents and animals.
G H Hiravks and Bro. G Me Hiravks led talks at the annual conference of the Manichm daily order held at Oddfellows. Reports showed lodge records, total contributions, and a consolidation plan for funds. The average member age was 4.7 years and debates centered on burial donations and medical fees amid rising arrears.
The Country Party sets out aims for constitutional reform, decentralization, and expansion of rural services. It advocates stronger state and Commonwealth parliaments, improved transport, storage and marketing of products, better inland communications, and expanded technical and general facilities for rural communities. It emphasizes national prosperity, independent enlightened production, and a modern railway administration.
Local football game features a dominant performance by visiting Ca slo on Baturday. Referee Mr. Bald officiates with note of high accuracy and fair calls. Players Howard, Weppiet, Marsal Zingsl Williams, Bouquet, Filly, Hriaten, Rogers, Mee Grow, Wallet, Gowlag, Kershaw and Proapant lavas are named among attendees and officials.
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