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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19827, 3 January 1939, Page 13

100 SjViAR I FROCKS All attract ion for visitors to Gisborne, and others who appreciate unexampled values. Including S.S.W. and sizes in styles designed for matrons. 'rease Resisting Fabric STYLES AS ILLUSTRATED AND MANY OTHERS Printed Silk Crepes and Marocaihes Also Sheers, Georgettes, and Crepe-de-chines in becoming floral patterns. ORIGINAL VALUES WERE In Three Important Groups 29/6

Pine trees in South Canterbury are being affected with a blight which, in the Mackenzie County especially, is "radu-illv killing ofT whole plantations 12 years old and more. The infection has been investigated by officers of the Forestry Department, and because the ton shcot is the first affected, has been called "terminal hypertrophy." and is said to follow frost or other climatic damage. The leading shoot dies and the disease slowly spreads through the whole tree. There are many hundreds of acre's cf pinus insiffnis trees in Soutlf Cantei-burv. and if the disease spreads it would be difficult to estimate the •ofal loss. The Mackenzie County Council has large areas nlanted in pinus insignis, and the blight has made an anucarancc in the plantation at Burke's Pass, 13 miles from FairUe.

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