Kilburnie steers raise $9146 for Flying Doctors

By Karen Bailey, Ruth Caskey
Updated September 22 2015 - 2:58pm, first published April 27 2015 - 4:00am
Vendor Tony Clift with Nathan McConnell, Elders Tamworth, who bought the charity pen on behalf of Adrian Spencer, “Ironbark”, Barraba, for $9146.
Vendor Tony Clift with Nathan McConnell, Elders Tamworth, who bought the charity pen on behalf of Adrian Spencer, “Ironbark”, Barraba, for $9146.

PROFITS from the first pen to be sold at the Kilburnie weaner sale at Walcha on Wednesday last week went to the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS).

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