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Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1925, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Speaking, of the progress made since i lie introduction ol the Apiaries Act, Mr E. A. Karp. Chief Apiary Instructor. stated that in 190 b there were lb,And beekeepers. who produced I .1114,9 IBlb ol honey and 41.1>A211> ot wax. In 1924 there were 109 A beekeepers. whose production of honey totalled 2,9411, 1471 ii. This, lie said, showed tliat. tlm Act which came into !,,n o in 1907 had operated successfully.

We regret to re. ord the death of Mrs Maria Needs, of Hail Man which tank place somewhat suddenly this morning, a.lor being ill only lor a brief period. Tlio deceased was a native of Hokitika and A 7 years ol age. She wtt.s a daugliter of -Mrs Joint Aletjiiilkin of Ilau Han, and bad practicallv i e -idod in the distrii t ali her lile. 'tei eased was a w idow, and leaves a tamily < f two, one son (William of A\ainiliindii) and mm daught r (Miss Molly Nead: . an attendant at Sunny.side Hospital. Christchurch). There tire also live brothers, all well-known throughout the district (John. Rat rick. James. Joseph and Hugh AlcQuilkin) and two sisters in the Convent at Wellington. Tim funeral will take place on Sunday

No had after-effects with Wade’s WORAf FIGS. Pleasant, sure and certain.—Advt.

Ford Car equal of Rolls-Royce so far as reliability of lubricating system is concerned when ” King ’ Automatic Oiler is installed. Eaves oil. prevents somed ” plugs and carbons. R. R. M. '.Vanning and Cm. A Bedford Row, ( hri-tcluireh. —Advt. Neglected chilis bring Doctor s bills. J.ct “NA/.OL " put you right. Inexcelled for obstinate coughs and colds. Is (id buys CO dozes.— Advt.