The beg a budget a fragmentary report
An excerpted note quotes a disputed budget discussion with unclear names and actions. It references demanded truth, a person named Sameclence, and a figure Dapeek, with details scattered across the page. The legible bits point to a public or official budgeting context and contested statements.
Bega Saleyards Control Confusion Prompts Council Worry
In Bega confusion surrounds who holds power over the Central Saleyard. The Government claims ownership of the land once dedicated for storage, reducing the council to a mere tenant and risking rental hikes and loss of yard control. The council seeks crown re dedication or transfer, warning of future deficits and poor management if grounds remain leasehold.
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Bega
Saleyarde
Bupper
Connail
Salegarda
Noch
Ethics of means and tariff debates in Australian politics
A long critique traces the ethics of ends and means in political action from war and strikes to tariff policy in Victoria. It recalls public outcry over governors salaries, tariff supporters in Western Australia, and a Town Hall meeting urging protectionist industry. It ends with a satirical note on editors maintaining a neutral front amid sensational stage performances.
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Victoria
Best
Daily Telegraph
Patrigta
Tatty
Deakin
Perth
Frotertion Langue
Wodl
Australia
Baurdin
Williwin Davie
Det Vrie
New South Wales
Massey
Sydney
Local and General News Roundup From NSW Districts
Dense clipping covers Eden Pastures protection, hospital ambulance transfer, court and council notes, theatre plans, church events, fruit district experiments, and municipal water works. Mentions Bega Hospital, Mullumbim, Murwillumbah relief funds, and tariff debates signaling political tensions and community efforts across several towns.
Wedding in April at White Beach hall faces tribal party setback
A large wedding described with many names and details unfolds around a ceremony at White Beach, including remarks on venue changes due to tribal party involvement and several guests and family members. The text records extensive social notes, gifts, attire, and attendees, reflecting a traditional ceremony's complexities.
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Weddine Wits
Wethesday
al Cena
Leoghoer
Uae
Thyrtoner
Etnias
Caries
bUnkele
Myre
Eilers
Mie Ky
Malta
Seynor
Generis Adil
Posiutal
Ferriot
Avery Wakak
Sortie Tenance
San Dad
Mies
Saaret
Inii Theilver
Mas
Wwikite
Dyeve
Page Ogel
Mowiiite
Joa Aliskey Mies Ss
Tvlue Hoomiivarin
Wwiteville
Tebhe Courte Jetta Daceite Cork Jrerichib
Gog
Lee Mhowsras
Ted
Hinde
Sandish
Weil
Call for Council to control Central Saleyards and end rent
The passage condemns continuing rent for Central Saleyards and urges the Council to take full control. It argues the yards were built at ratepayer expense and risk of private sale is unacceptable. It calls on Mr. W. H. Wood to use his influence to achieve this consolidation and relief from anxiety.
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Counci
W. H. Wood
Australian swimming council eyes Daniels visit to Sydney
NSW Swimming Association weighs inviting American champion Daniels to Sydney while the School of Arts Lillard tournament narrows to five finalists. In first division Hawkins faces Cowdray for premiership as Jardine competes with Manning in the second division. The heat winners meet Ebaworth, and the two division winners meet in a final to be announced.
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NSW Swimming Association
Daniels
Sydney
School of Arta Lillard
H. 8. Hawkins
W. G. Cowdray
H. Jardine Teeta A
Colonias
Industrial Dairy Plants Report August Outputs and Payments
Our District Factories including The TMauhulathine Company and Rocky Hall Dairying Co discuss August results. Totals show outputs valued at £77 after working expenses. Rocky Hall reports £210 0s 0d gross with £150 4s 3d paid to suppliers. West End Creamery Co operative at Bemboka produced August output about 3 tons of butter valued at £343 0s 0d after expenses. suppliers received cheques totaling £0 3s 2d.
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Rocky Hall
Cyn. Yeeny
Weat End
Byron Bay Council Votes to Sink Attosian Well
At the last meeting Byron Bay Shire Council decided to sink an attosian well in the town to procure drinking water as supplies run low amid a lengthy drought referenced as the moat protracted dry spell in recent years.
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Byron Bay
Fragmented Voice From a Weary Electorate in Murwillumbah
A garbled report surveys public mood and political tensions across Australian towns including Murwillumbah and Numhuyga. It notes tariffs, trade disruptions, local fires, police records, and memorials while quoting varied local views on taxation, representation, and social change.
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Department of Agricultire
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