Envios by peter barrett

Migratory Beekeeping From the 1830s

ImmBeesVol 4 The Immigrant Bees Vol.4

Some Early German Beekeepers in Queensland

The Immigrant Bees Vol IV - Table of Contents

The Immigrant Bees, Vol. III, a history of the introduction of European honey bees into Australia and New Zealand, more particularly a history of the beekeepers involved

Early German Beekeeping in Queeensland v23 Scribd

A longer history of the Kangaroo Island Ligurian bee sanctuary

filleul pvm

The Immigrant Bees, 1788 to 1898, Vol. II, an update on the introduction of European honey bees into Australia and New Zealand

The Immigrant Bees, 1788 to 1898, a cyclopaedia on the introduction of european honey bees into Australia and New Zealand

A brief history of the Ligurian bee sanctuary on Kangaroo Island

A history of the introduction of honey bees into Fiji

Angus Mackay (1835-1910) of the Queenslander newspaper

John James Ruskin on William Charles Cotton in 1838

Bee Hive and hobby garden Politics in Convict Tasmania, 1835

George Cooper, New Zealand's first Treasurer and Collector of Customs, was also an early Auckland beekeeper

Vale Omar Pearce of Edelweiss, Leura

William Charles Cotton Strawberries to New Zealand 1842

William Charles Cotton, tall tales and true

Rev Thomas Clark's 1845 Attack on William Charles Cotton's My Bee Book

Were honey bees successfully introduced into Australia in 1822?

William Charles Cotton and Robert Campbell 1842

First Honey Bees to the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii)

The Birth of Commercial Beekeeping in Australia

William Hessel Hall - early Blue Mountains beekeeper

Revd Buzacott

Bee Hives to Sydney 1824 in the Convict Ship Phoenix

SS Dorunda and the cholera bees, 1886

1916 James Carroll Queensland Apicultural Journal