Documents parlementaires de l'Ontario, 1892, Rapport 1 . uch pour sécuriser ce amongfruit changement growers. Mais maintenant il semble que les abeilles ont n<t uniquement été justifié, mais qu'à l'avenir fruitgrowers sont susceptibles d'être généralement considéré comme plus indebtedto les apiculteurs de ces derniers sont à la Fruit Growers, pour la quantité de miel le beessecure conies de fleurs fruits loin d'égaler en valeur cette partie de l'fruitcrop où de nombreuses observations et des expériences précises indiquent est due à l'completecross-fertilisation des fleurs par les abeilles. Les observations et les recherches d'Hilda-bran

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Ontario Sessional Papers, 1892, 1 Report . uch to secure this change amongfruit growers. But now it would appear that the bees have n<t only been vindicated, but that in the future fruitgrowers are likely to be generally regarded as more indebtedto bee-keepers than the latter are to the fruit growers, for the amount of honey the beessecure from fruit blossoms conies far short of equalling in value that part of the fruitcrop which many accurate observations and experiments indicate is due to the completecross-fertilisation of the blossoms by bees. The observations and researches of Hilda-brand, Miiller, Delpino, Darwin and others, as well as the excellent explanation of thesubject in Cheshires recent work, have gone far to prove how greatly blossoms dependupon the agency of bees for their fertilisation and hence for the production of seeds andfruics. 40 55 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. ). A. 1862 ANNUAL REPORTS POULTx^Y AND PET STOCK ASSOCIATIONS OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO 1891. PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.. TORONTO :PRINTED BY WARWICK <k SONS, 68 AND 70 FRONT STREET WEST 1892. 55 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. ). A. 1892 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE POULTRY ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO To the Honorable the Minister of Agriculture : SiE, —The eighteenth annual exhibition of the Poultry Association of Ontario washeld in the town of Bowmanville, January 4th to 8th, 1892. All classes of poultry andpigeons were well represented, and all were in first-class condition and showed toadvantage. All classes were divided into four sections, viz., cock, hen, cockerel and pullet, andthree prizes were given for each : first, $2 ; second, §1, and third, 50 cents. The following gentlemen were chosen to act as judges on ))oultry : Messrs. SharpButterfield of Windsor, Thos. H. Smelt of Woodstock, and L. G. Jarvis of Port Stanley ;and on pigeons, rabbits and cage birds, Mr. Geo. E. Peer of Rochester, N.Y. Theygave general satisfaction, performing their respective duties we

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