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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
2
Ambiguous report records individuals Wan Miwon Mogilin and Mr Jes Carpenter in a private evid case. Mentions a fine of 6100 and a Bededater fine of £10 Flan, with references toSeeing chal over prasalaped poten and Ghep re Mable.
Reported chaos as a train disaster and miners dispute across Britain and Australia influence wartime policy. Miners under 35 linked to injuries and casualties in a Melbourne trial, while Australian troops in England face conscription questions. The general government shifts stance on civilian labor for war, with protests and votes shaping support for national mobilization.
A fragmented report lists race results and participants from the Bemboka Picnic Races held Saturday. Names such as Mr Cais, Giantess over Kountlaby, and Flying Headleap appear among handicaps, penalties, and finishing times, with scattered placements and times like 10.124 and 7.10. The text preserves event fragments, including opening handicap and tech race sections, but coherent details are limited.
Readers and patrons donate to Belgium Day to honor Belgian efforts and support relief. The event features a market and readings, with contributions listed from many individuals and organizations. Highlights include substantial sums for hospitals and charitable causes, plus Belgian flag displays and commemorations.
War Gables reports intense action as French forces push through Champagne and engage German units. The account mentions heavy clashes near AleheboGep and Margate with multiple firms of artillery and infantry, noting casualties and advancing lines.
A fragmented report recalls a Grand Lodge meeting led by Grand Master WULOCE al Bega and notable brethren. The event honored past service, discussed education and charity, and noted fund levels and membership, with speeches by Sir Andrew Fistiur and Sir Joseph Cook.
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