BEE FARMING.
[15 V TKLKGnAPir.— OWX COKIJKSI'ONJJES'f.] Wkllingtox, Wednesday. Thk newly-appointed Government apiarist, Mr: Hopkins, has arranged a programme for the work assigned to him. He left tonight for Christchurch, and will visit the beo farms about Canterbury and Otago, and afterwards travel through the North Island in the interests of the industry. Mr. Hopkins told a Times interviewer that he believed bee farming in New Zealand could,' with proper organisation, be made very payable. Full) -'400 tons of honey could he consumed in the colony every year, and there is a very ready market at Home for honey' and beeswax.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12774, 26 January 1905, Page 5
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