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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 10

The world's forests aro being so depleted that from Brazil comes the statement that reforestation of tho eucaJyptuß tree is proposed. Five years suffices for the growth of the tree to a commercial size, and the- expense is calculated at three shillings sterling per cubic meter of wood. In the first nine months of 1920 tho-ad-verse trade - balance of Franoo had decreased 36 per cent. Whilst fashion goods are always-more expensive at the beginning of a season, H-aywa-rd Ltd:, 226 a, Lambton-quay, are in a position to announce that their new importations of Autnmn and Winter Apparel have been landed at more moderate prices than were expected. Women who dress with distinction will welcome Jthis news.—Advt. , Spackman and Thompson have just landed a shipment of beautiful fabrics, suitable for autumn costumes, so ladies are advised to place'their orders early with these modern tailors, 240, Lambtonquay.—Advt. < Send a flower message. There's many a word of happiness and heartfelt greeting, as well as deepest sympathy, expressed with flowers sent from ' Miss Murray, Vice-Regal Florist, 36, Willisstreet.—Advt. . Don't suffer unnecessarily—Syda-1 will cure that Sunburn or Windburn if you rub it into the skin before and after washing. Try it.—Advt. America's merchant fleet totalled 12.----40&,000 tons in 1920; before the war it was 2,027,000 tons. Tho United Kingdom Ims about made good tho ravages of war; her merchant Root, including the Dominions, is now 20,143,000 lons. Ladies and gentlemen, the whiteness of your linen is a distinct triumph for No Rubbing Laundry Help.—Advt. Barber's dry-cleaning. Suits, costumes, furs, qhsir covers, etc., cleaned by our ; nco* nra«»se, quickly m\d cheaply. 135, Cuba-strst. Ltd. 226—Advt.