The Forests of India, 第 2 卷 |
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第 v 頁
The large amount of material which has become available from the India Office
Records and other papers and Reports so kindly forwarded to me from India by
officers of the Department at the instance of Mr . P . H . Clutterbuck , C . I . E . , C .
B ...
The large amount of material which has become available from the India Office
Records and other papers and Reports so kindly forwarded to me from India by
officers of the Department at the instance of Mr . P . H . Clutterbuck , C . I . E . , C .
B ...
第 244 頁
... everywhere become accustomed to , and almost everywhere have become
satisfied with , the forest laws . Not only is the annual produce of Government
forests more thoroughly utilised than before , but the forest regulations have had
the ...
... everywhere become accustomed to , and almost everywhere have become
satisfied with , the forest laws . Not only is the annual produce of Government
forests more thoroughly utilised than before , but the forest regulations have had
the ...
第 569 頁
By this time , however , reservation had been considerably extended , and the
population had become accustomed to the employment thus offered , which gave
them a regular income , in addition to the crops which they were able to raise just
...
By this time , however , reservation had been considerably extended , and the
population had become accustomed to the employment thus offered , which gave
them a regular income , in addition to the crops which they were able to raise just
...
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THE TRAINING OF FOREST PROBATIONERS FOR INDIAN | 42 |
THE PROGRESS OF FOREST ADMINISTRATION IN THE MADRAS | 90 |
THE PROGRESS OF Forest CONSERVANCY IN THE BOMBAY | 134 |
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acres administration already amount annually appears appointments areas arrangements Assistant bamboos become Bengal Bombay Brandis British Burma carried charge Chief close Collector commenced Commissioner Conservator considerable considered cost cultivation dated demand demarcation deodar difficulty direct district Division establishment estimated existing extent fact feet felling fire Forest Department Forest Officers forestry formed fuel give given Government of India grazing growth hills important increase interest land lines Local Madras matter measures ment miles Nagpur native natural necessary obtained operations opinion owing Pearson period plantations planting position possible practice present produce progress proposed protection Provinces Punjab question railway reason reference regards remarks Report reserves River rules sâl Secretary selected Service sleepers species staff success suggested supply Survey taken teak timber tracts trees valuable village whole wood young