The Forests of India, 第 3 卷 |
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He had issued certain conservancy rules and if the Conservator agreed to them was prepared to hand over charge of all the forests to the Conservator . Captain Beddome , the Deputy Conservator , had reported in detail on these areas .
He had issued certain conservancy rules and if the Conservator agreed to them was prepared to hand over charge of all the forests to the Conservator . Captain Beddome , the Deputy Conservator , had reported in detail on these areas .
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In January , 1878 , the Conservator reported that “ South Kanara is at present in an unsettled state , as far as attempts towards conservancy are concerned , and it is not known what area of forest we shall eventually have charge of .
In January , 1878 , the Conservator reported that “ South Kanara is at present in an unsettled state , as far as attempts towards conservancy are concerned , and it is not known what area of forest we shall eventually have charge of .
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... charge of the Forests of the Cuddapah District . Higgens was succeeded by Mr. H. A. Sim , Head Assistant Collector , Kurnool , who helped Brandis in passing his Report through the press . Sim III.-C. was then posted to the charge ...
... charge of the Forests of the Cuddapah District . Higgens was succeeded by Mr. H. A. Sim , Head Assistant Collector , Kurnool , who helped Brandis in passing his Report through the press . Sim III.-C. was then posted to the charge ...
第 18 頁
was then posted to the charge of the Kurnool Forests . This was a wise move on the part of Brandis , as it not only added two officers to the weak Madras Forest Staff but ensured that two Civilians in the Presidency , when they achieved ...
was then posted to the charge of the Kurnool Forests . This was a wise move on the part of Brandis , as it not only added two officers to the weak Madras Forest Staff but ensured that two Civilians in the Presidency , when they achieved ...
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As has been shown in previous parts under the existing forest organization the greater part of the Government forests in the hills , and a portion of those in the plains , though undemarcated , were in charge of Forest Officers and ...
As has been shown in previous parts under the existing forest organization the greater part of the Government forests in the hills , and a portion of those in the plains , though undemarcated , were in charge of Forest Officers and ...
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| 書名 | The Forests of India, 第 3 卷 The Forests of India, Edward Percy Stebbing |
| 作者 | Edward Percy Stebbing |
| 編者 | Sir Harry George Champion |
| 出版者 | J. Lane, 1926 |
| 來源： | 芝加哥大學 |
| 已數位化 | 2011年7月19日 |
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