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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
6
From Our Correspondents describes ongoing labor conditions and political tensions with mentions of the wardens court and labor measures. It notes showers loosening the week, damage to property and public works, and a social gathering of leaders discussing education and arts, with several local figures named and a focus on regional welfare and public order.
A fragmented excerpt lists references to Light of the Age Air Gas and various agricultural topics. Mentions include names such as Wey Wap and Leanne, with scattered phrases about tasting, service, and rural places like Bombala and Dezoto. The text remains garbled but hints at a column mixing energy, farming, and local personalities.
A historical land board appeal discusses Edward Blinkash and others in conditional purchase and test cases. It covers original applications, refusals, ministerial correspondence, and court references under sections of the 1899 statute and 1963 act. The ruling examines whether a respondent’s residence constraint and forfeiture risk were properly applied and if the holding could be freed from conditions.
An OCR fragment outlines a 1900s case referencing EV Kelly on May 8, 006. It notes a denial of an application and mentions a restraining or containment action, with details about the hearing and authorities involved. The garbled text preserves names and potential court actions without clear outcomes.
Fragmented text outlines Labor Party aims to abolish freehold and redistribute land in Australia. It claims the policy would affect landlords, tenants, and immigrants, warning of upheaval and urging opposition to preserve property rights. The piece references federal and state tensions and electoral context without clear dates or locations.
A fragmentary notice describes a town vigil discussion led by Alderman Braine and others over public order in the town center. It mentions Mr Pell and Mr Pell’s proposal, a police response, and questions about proper authority and public safety. The text reflects local civic debate and concerns about enforcement.
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