TASMANIAN FORESTS.
MORE PLANTiNG URGED. VISCOUNT BURNHAM'S VIEWS. A. and N.Z. 110 BART. Oct. 14. The Empire Pi ess Union delegates have arrived at Launceston. Speaking at, a civic reception, Viscount Burnham referred to afforestation. He said the Government should place a fixed sum on the Estimates each year for this purpose. He had never seen a country which was better adapted than Tasmania, except possibly New Zealand, for the. growth of valuable hard and soft woods.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19149, 15 October 1925, Page 11
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