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. Gleanings in bee culture . Fig. 3.—Mr. C. N. Eddowes, Bee Inspector for Jamaica, in his apiary of Simmons hives. 466 Gleanings in Bee Culture. Fig. 1.—J. S. CottercHs apiary and side-hill honey-house, Auckland, X. Z. All (|iieens inij>or1ecl are changed to newcages in one of the staterooms of tlie shipthey arrive on, and the accompanying beesare killed and the cages burned. The in-sj)ector does tliis himself, and mails the(|ueens to the owners. It is only fair to ^ddowes to state that liis labors are mostlyfor I lie good of the cause, as he rccei\ cs very
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