The Begal Budget Awad May 2
Begap news brief notes a budget topic presented on Wednesday in Awad with discussions scheduled for May. Officials outlined proposed allocations and anticipated impacts on local services.
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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
2
Begap news brief notes a budget topic presented on Wednesday in Awad with discussions scheduled for May. Officials outlined proposed allocations and anticipated impacts on local services.
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In a Police Court session, a laborer sues for unpaid wages from Mr Underhill and Mr Coderhall. The case centers on a week’s notice, payment practices, and whether the master owed wages for a week despite partial completion. The judge notes the act aims to protect workers with timely pay, and the dispute ends with costs awarded.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a local event with scattered names and places. The readable bits include references to people and a community gathering, with unclear actions or outcomes and no definite date or location discernible.
About 250 attend a Saturday night puckjumping event under Mr. Bartley at Central Bunning Grounds with 200 outside. An outlaw blue man mounted by J Clavie thrills the crowd as Holder Wrerards and Billonta White perform daring stunts while Hill and Glass face prior fame.
From Our Correspondents Mr Monch remains in hospital and far from well after a recent incident. A race program and balance sheet were reported with net proceeds around £25 by the Agricultural Society. A barn fire destroyed outbuildings and stored grain with no insurance. Rain observed Monday. Mr PJ McGuire departed on holiday yesterday.
Yesterday's gathering drew a moderate attendance as local officials briefed on plans for the forthcoming agricultural ball. Delegates discussed schedule, venue, and roles, aiming to ensure smooth preparations.
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