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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text notes a political budget item in Bega with unclear date details and disrupted wording. The readable fragments reference a budget discussion or approval and imply a late week timing, but no clear names, places, amounts, or outcomes are extractable.
A fragmentary historical piece surveys the proposal to replace the Agent-General with a London presence, debating constitutional balance, governance, and public reaction. It cites the Commonwealth, High Commissioner, statewide ministries, and potential shifts in authority amid crisis.
Fragmentary report covers mining, railway, and military enlistment topics, with local council and community updates. Mentions Badgery MP, Liverpool Camp, shipyard reflections, and wartime road works, plus local funerals, and public meetings.
Fragmentary telegrams describe stalled moves in parliament to end a tie and unequal voting. Mentions government talk, arbitration issues, and rising unemployment as well as the funeral of General Gridges in Melbourne drawing thousands. Notes planned works costing about £14,900,005 and other political turmoil.
Our correspondent recounts chaotic dispatches about Mrs Bue and a mysterious agent’s movements, mentions a battle instrument known as the Titania, and notes wounded troops arriving in Australia. The narrative blends war lore with erratic names and fragmented events, including references to ships, routes, and a proposed voyage toward Awualaja.
chaotic clipping reports heavy combat at Gallipoli and in Galicia with large numbers of troops and ships involved. German gains are described as temporary while Allied and Greek negotiations unfold. Japanese arrivals and British naval progress feature amid broader warwear, with uncertainty over outcomes and ongoing bombardment and troop movements.
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