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. Honey for money. Bees; Honey. i6 THE IRISH STANDARD HIVE. are sometimes called dummies, and are often made so that they caa be used as feeders when Fig. z.—Irish Standard Hive. A. Body of Hive. B. Crate of Sections. C. Super Cover. D. Roof. With the view of, as far as possible, securing that hives, as sent out from the maker, shall be complete and ready for use, and also that they shall be of the correct dimensions, the Committee of the Irish Bee-keepers' Association pre- pared a specification of a hive, to be called the Irish Standard Hive, which they intend to have made under the
. Honey for money. Bees; Honey. i6 THE IRISH STANDARD HIVE. are sometimes called dummies, and are often made so that they caa be used as feeders when Fig. z.—Irish Standard Hive. A. Body of Hive. B. Crate of Sections. C. Super Cover. D. Roof. With the view of, as far as possible, securing that hives, as sent out from the maker, shall be complete and ready for use, and also that they shall be of the correct dimensions, the Committee of the Irish Bee-keepers' Association pre- pared a specification of a hive, to be called the Irish Standard Hive, which they intend to have made under their inspec- tion. Internally, its dimensions are the same as those of the hive already described, and, in addition, the specification provides that the, hive shall have legs, instead of leaving tlie. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Dublin
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Keywords: ., bo, bookcentury1800, bookdecade1880, booksubjectbees, bookyear1888