30 Williams Street, Dayboro

Post & Rail – Café, Bar, Restaurant

Phone 3425 1510.

For Dan and his crew, 2014 is proving to be quite an adventure.  The change of location together with the change of name to Post & Rail Dayboro occurred during September, following the closure of his Dayboro Deli facility.

A new business recently launched in Dayboro, Jackson Produce.  Basically the business is about ordering home-grown produce via a website, for pick-up within designated time slots in the Dayboro township area – at 23 Williams Street, Dayboro.

Oct 11 is OPENING DAY for Dirty Hairy’s Barber Saloon !

THIS SATURDAY:  11th October 2014

From 9am to 1pm

 

12 Williams Street, Dayboro

OPENING WEEKEND Oct 11 and 12

With their opening on the weekend of the 11th and 12th October, Dayboro Tea House, Nicole is keen to spread the word and invite you to call in and sample what they have to offer as well as check out the fresh new look of the premises.

– Introducing the people behind the name.

Holland Price & Associates is a relatively new local accounting practice in Dayboro operated by husband and wife team Scott and Christy Price. 

Mob:  0447 384 179     Em:  price@hpaccountants.com.au

 

Part 1 Home Insurance

We have all heard those adverts where, in a very quick voice, someone states “please refer to the policy disclosure statement to see if this product is right for you”.

Who actually looks at the Policy documents and, for that matter, fully understands them?

In this day and age of social media and instant access to information, a pet owner can be bombarded with a vast array of images, and scary stories about animal health issues.

With this in mind, the team at Old Mill Animal Hospital were on a mission to set the record straight on the most famous of the nasty little blood-suckers that inhabit the Moreton Bay region – ticks!

By Old Mill Animal Hospital

We all know that veterinary medicine has come a long way in the last few decades alone, but it’s not until you sit amongst textbooks and medical instruments from the turn of the 20th century that you appreciate just how much we have progressed!  Dr Michelle Barton from the Old Mill Veterinary Surgery has a vested interest in keeping abreast of the ever changing world of veterinary science, but it is looking back through the past that has got her most fascinated.  

Most pet owners have heard of Parvovirus but did you know that it is surprisingly prevalent among unvaccinated local Dayboro dogs?  Parvovirus can be referred to as a ‘super’ virus for its ability to live in backyards and parks for up to TWO years when the conditions are right.  Unfortunately, Dayboro’s climate, soil quality and high dog population means the conditions here are just right!