. British bee journal &AMP ; conseiller les apiculteurs. Les abeilles. L'ABEILLE BEITISH JOUENAL 11 Janvier, 1917. N'est-il pas temps cet état de choses a été remédié ?-George W., l'Honorable Juge Sec- crétaire, Barrowdene, Shepherd's Lane, Dartford. Personnel DU SUD ET DISTBICT KEEPEBS-BEE' Association. Le 9 décembre une rencontre plus de succès de l'association ci-dessus a eu lieu à la Temperance Hall, Dudley. Le chef de l'article consistait en une lanterne intervention sur l'Apiculture pour le Black Country", par l'honorable secrétaire, M. Joseph Price, de la Vieille Colline. Plus de cinquante étaient présents, et M. C. C. Thompson occupait le cha

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. British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser. Bees. THE BEITISH BEE JOUENAL Jan. 11, 1917. Is it not time this state of affairs was remedied?—George W. Judge, Hon. Sec- retary, Barrowdene, Shepherd's Lane, Dartford. SOUTH STAFFS AND DISTBICT BEE-KEEPEBS' ASSOCIATION. On December 9 a most successful meet- ing of the above association was held at the Temperance Hall, Dudley. The chief item consisted of a lantern lecture on " Bee-keeping for the Black Country, " by the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Joseph Price, of Old Hill. Over fifty were in attendance, and Mr. C. C. Thompson occupied the chair. Mr. Price, in his opening remarks, told his audience that his intention was to show them by means of pictures that in the so-called " Black Country " bee-keep- ing could and had been successfully car- ried on by those who were adapted for this special art. The slides, on various manipulations, were splendid lessons to novices, and use- ful to old hands, showing them the many points that are usually neglected. The pictures on bee flora, most of which were found in profusion in South Staffordshire, were remarkably good, and created con- siderable interest. The usual vote of thanks was accorded to Mr. Price for his excellent lecture, after which Mrs. Thompson presented the Pre- liminary Certificates which had been gained by Messrs. Cheshire, of Coselev, W. Heldreth, of Smethwick, and^ E*. H. Hopkins, of Tipton. The meeting showed their appreciation of these successful candidates by applause. After light refreshments had been par- taken of the meeting closed, it having been a most pleasant winter gathering, which, it is hoped, will stimulate members to increase their efforts on behalf of the association. -- A. Cheshire, Assistant Secretary. ONTABIO BEE-KEEPEBS' CONVEN- TION, 1916. The annual Convention of the Ontario Bee-keepers' Association was held at Hotel Carls-Bite, Toronto, on December 12, 13 and 14. The attendance was good at every session. The remarks of Mr.

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