Inverell Pastures Protection Board Discusses Grazing Permits
The Inverell Pastures Protection Board debated Nabinday grazing permits and timber removal at Wandera Wandera and nearby areas. The session covered stock inspectors reports, fencing and rabbit control costs, and proposals for funding fencing and destruction efforts with government and department approvals.
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Inverell Pastures Protection Board
THA
Thepatin
Uae
Werner Niente Alire
Lame Frain
Atay
Mukhults
Wes Feu
Pete Nineties
Opel
Atgor
Water reserves and drilling debate at Swanvale
The meeting discussed Carlton’s water problem with Director McLian noting poor conditions and longstanding failures. The secretary reported continued drilling to 20 feet without progress, raising questions about Boer’s control over water resources and the transfer of recarvey rights under a new act.
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Uwe
River of
Uhus Boord
Thverell Cpas
ORB
Yeni Dow
Tvereil Board
Tnieret
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Taverell
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Water for stock at Burr Ulla drives local irrigation plan
Fragmentary notes describe water supply for livestock at Burr Ulla, detailing a potential 4ML per yard dam and timber for kilns, plus plans at Bulkulls and nearby rivers. References to watering points, costs per yard, and inspector critiques suggest evaluating a sustained water source for stock with regional project chatter and committee discussions.
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Ford
Inverell Baby Health Centre report summary
The Inverell Baby Health Centre activity notes maternity and child welfare efforts. Enrollment figures, age ranges, and daily attendance are reported, including services for expectant mothers and infants under two. The text lists numerical visits, attendance counts, and implied program outputs.
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Une Nye
Bryaney Morcia
Tatanis
Numder
Ubnige
Hera
Health department explains baby cereal feeding
The Health Centre issues guidance for preparing early cereal for babies. It cautions against overcooked cereals and stresses introducing barley jelly and oats gradually to suit a infant’s digestion. Mothers should monitor baby’s acceptance and avoid forcing solid foods before ready.
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Health Department
Smuild Bk
Marty
Batry
Jesson
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