. British bee journal &AMP ; conseiller les apiculteurs. Les abeilles. 5 octobre 1916.] LE BRITISH BEE JOURNAL. 315 SUPERING SKEPS de paille. [U346] Le accojiipanying imprimer montre une super du miel dans le peigne. L'offre super a été faite à partir d'une boîte à fromage ordinaire, en moitiés, et la moitié inférieure poussé dans la moitié supérieure après dépose de l'ongles tenant la moitié inférieure ensemble. Cela rend le super beaucoup plus chaude, en raison de l'épaisseur des murs doubles. Si de- le père de, l'espace entre les deux moitiés peuvent être farcies. Avec un peu de non-exécution et un matériau absorbant pour retenir la chaleur extrémités métalliques, d'autres non, certains ont été ve

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. British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser. Bees. Oct. 5, 1916.] THE BRITISH BEE JOURNAL. 315 SUPERING STRAW SKEPS. [U346] The accojiipanying print shows a super of honey in the comb. The super was made from an ordinary cheese-box, cut in halves, and the lower half pushed inside the upper half after removing the nails holding the lower half together. This makes the super much warmer, owing to the walls being double thickness. If de- sired, the space between the two halves may be. stuffed with some non-conducting and absorbent material, to retain the heat metal ends, some not, some were very thick, some very thin. Section racks (home made) to hold 21 sections were on each hive; some sections had been removed, the spaces being filled with a piece of news, paper or a dirty rag. The dividers were pieces of glass 13 x 3^ in. I had a nice job with this, as bees had joined the combs in twos and threes; but I got them out, and nailed the joints of some frames. Other combs I tied in new frames with tape, and destroyed two, replacing. SUPER FROM A STRAW SKEP. and extract the moisture. The super shown in the print contained 25 lbs. of honey and was stored in eight weeks by a second swarm of Dutch bees. We have had much " Isle of Wight " disease in this district, but so far the Dutch bees have escaped.—A. E. Allen. 1916 EXPERIENCES. [9347] May I give you an account of my experience with bees during this year? In May I was asked to examine three hives which a gentleman had brought from Scot- land some time before, and doing so, found two so depleted by foul brood that I ad- vised total destruction, and I was allowed to destroy the bees, and then to burn the hives with all their contents. The other stock had plenty of bees, but, like the others, the combs had broken down, as the joints of the frames had not been nailed. The frames were a mixture, too, some broad-shouldered, some strait bars had with new frames and foundation. This stock had foul brood in a few ce

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