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Forest and Bird, Issue 138, 1 November 1960, Page 15

p" \ j d I \and higher jFr/ Good foresters are produced only from Ml good recruits. Under expert guidance young men develop into fine citizens with a high nl sense of pride in achievement. Uy Administration, imperative to forestry, M demands an exceptionally high standard of M recruit. Following practical, ‘background* ran . tuition boys who have University Entrance my are encouraged to take degrees in either Arts Im or Commerce. Professional Trainees are reMl quired to complete a Science degree prior to nJ being considered for further overseas forestry Ml training. Science graduates have been sent lufi mainly to the Australian School at Canberra ra| (pictured below) and regularly to Oxford and ||l Edinburgh. One has passed through the hjßm French School of Forestry at Nancy. C ’ The success of forestry training has proved the soundness of its basic principles. Without it over the last twenty years there would SM be tittle of the forestry achievement we pride RMb . today, and tittle optimism for the future. fißjrajja H H Forestry is © M igpr forever & Si L,'mat * lit txur " u *f/ ma fnuaita ||| H *» r *» NnFentt Smio.