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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
2
An OCR fragment reports a local items list tied to The Bega Budget with unclear dates and text. The readable portion mentions an event or notice in a plane or location, but specifics are obscured. No clear names, places, organizations, or outcomes are extractable.
A plea for NSW and Victoria to extend a railway from Cooma to Bombala as Southern Monaro communities seek freedom from isolation. The piece argues the project would unlock fertile lands, boost wool, wheat, dairy and fruit production, and spur national development while urging unity across states and local towns. It notes Victorian Premier Bent and parliamentarians plan visits to Bombala and Eden, signaling broad support beyond NSW.
A scattered page reviews a gun control act, debates on apprenticeship and work, and social commentary. It cites Dr Bernard Hollander on marriage, laments parental career guidance, and notes theatre and dance controversy in Melbourne. It mentions Father Macnamara’s departure and local relief efforts.
Os Wednesday morning nil evening services were completed at Dulin's Church. Mrs. G Met shy to undergo operation. Reports mention a completions at various local events, weddings, and civic notes. Rain fell across the region with notable totals and future show plans and public notices.
W. Rixen reports a good turnout of stock for Tuesday with prices listed for fat pigs lambs bulls cows heifers and calves. Various sales at Bega wards list on Tuesday with pigs cows store cattle and poddies. William Rixon announces upcoming sales and household furniture auctions at Collins yards and other locations with dates and items including cattle and pigs.
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