The Abattoir Report.
At Friday's meeting of the Works Committee the manager of the abattoir (Mr C. .1. Stone) reported during the month 81 ebws, 7-1 bullocks, 11 calv<*i, 618 sheep, ">7 lambs and 85 pigs were slaughtered, the fees amounting t Q £lO3 9s. One cow and one bullock had been condemned for tuberculosis, one sheep for pleurisy, and one lamb for hydalid cruris. The manngpr again pointed out that complaints were still made by the bulehers with regard to their cattle being yarded gver night, lie
| suggested that tho Council erect a good substantial .fence to enclose fho pkico of land above the crusher and provide in it a good water trough. I the butchers to put their cot,tie for next day's killing in this paddock at night, and then the abattoir staff could yard them from therein the niornifigi. He had pointed out tp the engineer where it was necessary to spread over some metal before the wet wp-ither set in. Tho statement wufi referred to the abattoir tjomniittCQ for report.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7815, 6 May 1905, Page 2
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174The Abattoir Report. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7815, 6 May 1905, Page 2
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