Doug and the Uralla butcher shop

In conversation

Allan Milne
Doug Faulkner

Recorded: 2012
Length: 51:50

“If dad made anything for me, he had to always make one for Ozzie.”

About this conversation

Doug Faulkner shares with his mates a story about the much loved Ozzie Miller.

Doug Faulkner talks with Bill Barraclough and former butcher, Allan Milne, about life in Uralla, with a particular focus on Doug's butcher shop in Uralla. Doug began work as a butcher aged 14 and he and his brother Ken ran their own business on the main street from 1963-1998. The three friends, Doug, Allan and Bill, talk about: n- the cuts of meat and changes in the cuts of meat over the years n- the other butchers in town n- procuring the meat n- the coolstore n- serving customers n- breaking down the carcass n- customers and whether to give credit n- how the car affected business in Uralla n- the Roxy theatre n- catching the steam train n- list of Uralla shop

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