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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
2
The article discusses the Bega budget and political debates around Mr. Chapman in the Federal Parliament. It notes Chapman's standing with his constituents, calls him a steadfast advocate for his area, and mentions wage concerns, potential expenditures, and local economic conditions amid a mild winter and ongoing strikes affecting workers.
In a detailed narrative of the political scene, Mr Chapman is portrayed as a central figure aligned with Eden-Alouero and the Feders, facing opposition from rivals and rival parties. The text examines his stance on pensions, parliamentary duties, and administrative work, noting his advocacy for constitutional principles and public service.
Bhaws and Dlarer's sale to-day. local butcher business changes hands. Weather and entertainment notes list a night show with Joe in Bivake's House Cleesee and a large land auction at Numbagga due to drought. Political debates feature a Liberal plan for progressive compulsory benefits with arbitration. Major sheep sale at Bodo brings strong bidding. prices varied across stock and gear.
The debate centers on federal and state pension schemes and the scope of parliament after a Liberal push. Austin Chapman and James Lantrange feature in a heated exchange about references to power, with labor ministers defending old age pensions and government actions amid party tensions.
Voters face a dense plea from a candidate praising independence while railing against party control. The text attacks the rival and Labor Party, promising to defend liberty and wealth while urging support for a representative who will resist taxation and centralized power.
Fragmented, laboriously typed prose outlines unionist opposition to federal control of banks and interest rates in Parliament. It notes bankers resisting withdrawals, higher rates, and proposed constitutional changes, with Socialist arguments about cheaper money. Mentions Fisher Government, Tollamare, and a broad critique of tyranny against reformers.
A fragmented account discusses the Australian Workers Union's stance on postwar reforms, parliamentary power, and the 21 shilling contribution dispute. It notes arbitration reviews in New South Wales, constitutional amendments, and concerns over political influence and abuses within government ranks.
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