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Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7105, 14 March 1933, Page 6

The fact that many of the beautiful willow and oak trees in and around Christchurch were badly affected by disease was stressed by Mr ,R. B. Owen during the course of the Beautifying Association’s tour of inspection last week. Mr Owen said that the trees could, be cured by spraying,_ but although the City Council estimates for the past three years had made provision to the extent of £4OO for the purchase of a spraying plant, nothing had been done. If some action were not taken, many fine trees would be killed.

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