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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1907
Page
1
A fragmented medieval scene describes Dru mmer nd slaying a midnight marauder with a steel headed spear. The wounded figure yields after a deadly duel as a wildman terrorizes the Sidlaw hills and a broad hunt unfolds across Aberdeenshire villages and ruined chapels.
A fractured summary notes votes and party lines affecting Laker candidates, impending arrivals of officials Copeland and Atkins, and plans for a town lighting project in Grenfell. It covers local court delays, market prices, drought effects, police activity, church fairs, and regional civic meetings with scattered names and places across New South Wales towns.
A scattered report covers Cobarge Rugby Football Club and local racing and coursing events. It notes forthcoming Spring meeting programmes, hurdle and handicap races, the Cobarge club's final, and a declined permit for horse and pony racing. Listings include Wares District cricket, Daisy Bank heats, and the Bega District Jockey Club plans with dates and stewards.
The Bega District Jockey Club committee met Friday night with fair attendance. Apologies were read from W Manning Jan Coch ran e J Beresford J Murray and A F iti. Mr W Huslingdyn wrote that due to a near relative’s death he would not be able to attend. Regret was expressed at Haslingden's decision and the secretary noted the fidelity vouchers bound were accepted. Cochrane reported track improvements nearly complete. Ground committee appointed: Jas Chr Hendersonhill J O Kutchie A L Manning J B Beresford and W J Brown. Officials appointed: Judge A L Manning starter James Cochran.
A writer argues democracy is not true democracy and praises a Citizen's Organization as the real democracy. The piece claims elected rulers hold supreme power, contrasts ancient rule by birth with modern elections, and predicts delegates in Parliament will enact reforms. It praises the organization and its supporters while urging victory after polling day.
W Rixon remains in a weak state while Mrs St Bray fell ill Sunday night and, despite the week, Dr Sharp diagnosed bronchitis with aspiration of pneumonia. Mrs F E Wright, daughter of Henry Whitby, returns to settle locally after a marriage. A meeting of the PIL group was reportedly held at Beanboka on Saturday night.
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