A skilful theft resulted in a heavy loss to Mr. J. Humphries, Carterton. The thief ransacked the 24 hives of Mr. Humphries' aviary, extracting the frames complete with bees from 23. The twenty-fourth housed "wild” bees—a variety prone to sting on the slightest provocation and these were killed oil with sulphur.
TAKE IT WITH YOU l Holiday-makers and week-enders i should be prepared for sudden [ changes of weather. Ho sure and pack a bottle of Baxters hung Preserver, as a safeguard against, chills and colds. "Baxters" will nip a. cold in the hud, ■ and movent, holidays from being . spoilt. 1 Put in a buttle of "Baxter.-," sold e\ cr> where.*
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 6 November 1939, Page 9
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