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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
2
A garbled Budget note from THE BEGA region outlines a plan with unclear details. The readable fragments mention a budget, Wednesday date, and local officials, but specifics and outcomes are not clear in the OCR text.
The article argues for or against a tariff policy to protect Australian industry, noting The Bucage newspaper supports Australian tends and manufactures while questioning patriotism and economic impact. It cites Lady Northcote imports and local sentiment, warning that tariffs should not burden Australians with costly goods and should promote genuine domestic production.
A fragmentary list names passengers including Abe Murray Russell, Murray, Kelly Trigell, Mleawn Araithy Jayanute, and Morimbisla among others. It notes origins from Merimbula and Vawnton with many unreadable spellings and scattered surnames. The OCR yields a chaotic roll of individuals and places without coherent grouping.
The text records a chaotic compilation of local items including gatherings, committee reports, speeches, and public notices. It mentions election matters, public works discussions, tributes, and community updates across multiple districts with numerous names, dates, and venues scattered throughout.
Fragmented OCR reads as a sale notice listing multiple names and places. It references Mr Bo Francie, Mr McMaighe, and West Da hi with dates in March. Details are garbled, but imply a stock withdrawal or inventory transfer tied to a Mr MeNaughta and a sale event at an arena or yard site.
A fragmented report lists entrants and numbers for the Autumn Stakes event at the Tuntawungle track. The text names multiple runners and odds such as Rathachilld 9.5 and Atlantean 96, with little coherent structure or clear outcomes.
The Catholic Bazaar opened by the Mayor, Father Gunning, and a list of benefactors. The event aimed to raise funds with a substantial sale of produce and goods, featuring stalls and a grand setup. Proceeds were expected to exceed 300 pounds, with efforts praised by organizers and clergy.
The Shore monthly Methodist Band of Hope meeting faced a weak turnout and lower attendance than prior sessions. Mrs Tinnie Kelloud, Fred Brown, and others performed in a program including a dialogue and musical pieces, followed by a public farewell to Mr Hugh Raddy who departs for Wales.
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