As affording an illustration of the influence of forest trees on rain—a subject of the greatest importance at this moment—the WaAganui Chronicle mentions that, 1 more than once in these close quiet evtnings, a settler op the No. 2 Line has not only seen the scud of rain passing over the bush land lying in th'e upper district, but has actually heard the fall and patter of rain’in that direction, while not a dfop fell op his own dry and parched lands.
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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2795, 1 February 1872, Page 2
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