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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 48, 20 November 1926, Page 7

A swarm of bees which settled on the railway bridge, Hamilton, interrupted traffic along the footway’ (or some time the other morning (says an exchange). A pedestrian who knew how to handle bees removed them, 'lhe registrar of pensions at Hamilton (Mr. T. C. Johns) was 'driven out of his office a few days ago by a swarm of bees which settled outside the office window. They were removed by an apiarist. I'lrst-aid for coughs, colds and leflu'-nzii Woods Great Pcnprrrni>-* I’n-t — Adri

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