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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
2
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A fragmentary late telegram reports on government and banking matters with mentions of ministerial appointments and pending legislation. It references the necessary authority, a potential move toward appointing a minister, a police investigation, and bills related to soldiers and town planning amid uncertain chronology and garbled phrasing.
London reports strained ties between Germany and insurgents in upyee Bilises as Allied troops move toward Berlin. Public opinion shifts amid calls to reinforce Article 61 of the Constitution. Japan’s Secretary hints at restitution of Shantung to China, a prediction shaping foreign policy.
A fragmented account notes the Peace Loan dispute and appeals involving Ben's share of £10,000, with the total escalation to £53,000 after immediate rent and various figures. Included are references to Magny, Lawsb0, Lieut Gosifrey, and numerous individuals such as Morgan, Blomliehd, Katyorane, and Manning, with scattered names and amounts described as part of a broader financial and legal proceeding.
Soldiers AML 5 Rignailar Lance Key son of Mr and Mrs Jar Yatosy returned after a long war. The Mayor praised the troops and honored Private G Ve Blomfeld who was killed in action. A civic welcome followed with the mayor, townsfolk, and the Children’s Patriotic Langus entertaining. Major W B Macehall returned and was in pink condition.
The board met Tuesday to review prosecutions and orders for rabbit control. Officials reported 73 holdings visited, 408 animals inspected, 2000 total stock, three condemned, with widespread apathy toward eradication measures and no pay for fox cub control. A detailed road and boundary plan for eradication work was approved, to be carried out by Angiogoof or fumigation teams, covering major routes and municipal boundaries.
The Wen y Ieuda of Ae. Alt Furnes, with H Poillips and R.O. Hagon, will be pleaded to earn that the shex knew appointed ax representiation to this dletriot for Mr. Dycats Aanion, craft tailor of 927 George Brest Sydney. Catt tailoring evolves from mechanical to higher standard of individual attention. Ayron Austen was manager to the late Brunot B Philip, in charge of Wedersloprairuh of the craft tailoring ideas, now 7.
The fragmentary report notes a nameless incident involving a Mr. George and a Mrs. Darling in Noruye. Evidence hints at a struggle or assault with jewelry disrupted, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. Investigators seek clearer testimony and location specifics to establish sequence and suspects.
Town council’s Works Committee reported on Newtown road and Tatbra road drainage, path sittings, quarrying, and water control near Pearce’s paddock. Debates covered funding, private labor, public works pace, and the need to avoid litigation while managing finances and tax levels amid flood repairs.
A town public meeting on Peace Day celebrations faced tax arguments and calls to postpone the event to honor soldiers and veterans. The mayor and council discussed appropriateness, grounds, and timing while opposing factions urged alignment with the district’s commemorations.
Fragmented OCR text describes a remanded matter and a military ball schedule. It mentions a meeting closing, a commission discussing a transaction, and a planned event Monday at a venue with unclear names. Overall content is garbled with multiple errors and unreadable sections.
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