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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment lists unclear terms like budget and sutra with stray letters and idiosyncratic spellings. The readable bits hint at a local curiosity or puzzle note, lacking concrete names places or dates to anchor a proper report.
A colorful opening Friday night showcased the Prggyterian Flower Show under the A.H. Pollirets. Delicate teas and grand arrangements were displayed by numerous local participants including Miss Bally, Elise Rexon, and Mrs. Reynolds, with judges and visitors praising the quality of entries and floral design across sections TL and II.
A detailed account covers Father Murray’s farewell at the parish with speeches by Rev. Tythue Gayning and Mr. Kelly, praising his decades of service, noting gifts from parishioners, and the warm respect of attendees. The piece outlines the hall, refreshments, and mingled tributes from clergy, choir, and parishioners, ending with best wishes for his future.
From Gur correspondents a muddled account of the Merhadist Fair concluding events. Mentions costumes, a wallroy, and disappointment over stalls. Notes a picnic, evening entertainment, and a suggestion the holiday went a different way. Reports on illness and local prizes for pupils during Navensher.
An unreadable fragment mentions a child and a center with references to paths and a guardian figure. The garbled text includes scattered words like page, avenue, and names, lacking coherent names or dates to form a clear report.
A municipal meeting notices a town hall for Baga with discussion of local issues and a wine expo. The fragmented text mentions attendees, venues, and references to speakers, deadlines, and community concerns. The report is a collage of names, places, and event fragments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Daniel, Mawstustur, and a 12 conaby period with references to legal authority and a second bour Ubinis. The readable names include Daniels and Seouakamaeel Wo. The overall meaning is unclear.
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