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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1952
Page
3
The Stock Inspector reports sheep in good winter condition with high wool and lambing prospects while cattle vary with losses minimal due to light worm burden. He notes drenched ewes timing, precautionary worming, shelter, and fox threats around lambing, plus ongoing concerns over dingots and worming in infested areas.
A FLICK & C PTY. LTD. offers yearly maintenance to protect new homes and buildings from white ants and borers with free treatment guarantees. contact 19 Gyran St Invereli Mhane 843.
The Inverell Board plans to share costs with Macintyre Shire for blackberry destruction at Swan Vale between Inverell and Glen Innes. Details cover seed-bed, sowing mixtures, soil moisture limits, and machinery methods for establishing pastures while considering annual rainfall and soil conditions.
Dr D L Knetpp told Calumiey residents connected to the North West County Council supply that ample current exists for ordinary household appliances. He noted at Ashford Council on Friday that refrigerators and others are running fine and urged residents not to waste power.
The Rev Maurice Heffernan was ordained as a priest in Armidale by the Bishop. The ceremony was attended by Fathers Tos and Crocker as chaperones, with Father Shanahan presiding. Monsignor J McDermott and L Mahoney were among those present. Heffernan will begin duties for the Archdiocese of Armidale at year’s end.
Ashford Shire Council authorized the Engineer to draft plans for installing improved Queensland style ramps on main roads and highways in the area. The measure aims to replace deteriorating ramps with concrete, to be considered by the Main Roads Board, with cost borne by authorities if approved.
The Stock Inspector E A Farleigh told a Friday meeting the board cannot charge more than £1 per mile for inspecting a new rabbit proof fence. He inspected a two mile fence at Gilgal and the board would not bill the landowner for travel. The board plans demonstrations of mulesing as a method and for advisor training at Mr Bukka’s property with A Johnson the district agronomist present.
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