HONEY COMPETITION
Feilding yeoman’s Success
Awards in the annual honey competition were announced at the conference of the National Beekeepers’ Association yesterday by the judge, Mr. E. A. Earp, Government Apiary Instructor.
Miss C. A. Barrett, of Feilding, carried off the honours for both granulated and liquid honey. Mr. Earp, in congratulating Miss Barrett, said her exhibits were right up to the'best quality, and showed not only that she knew what to put up, but that Feilding was eminently suited for honey production.
The president,, Mr. P. A. Hillary, said that last year. Miss Barrett had won a silver ctip for the best apiary in the Feilding district. She was a very keen beekeeper, and was secretary of the Feilding branch of the association. She was now reaping a few rewards for her efforts.
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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 260, 29 July 1932, Page 13
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