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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 631, 7 October 1909, Page 7

The tree-planting gang which ;was employed on the slopes of Anderson Park has quite transformed tho' landscapo 011 the slopes the scrub, gorse, etc., which stood several fret hiith having given way to some 15,000 trees which occupy about .eight acres of ground. The lues which'comprise birch, pines, elm larch ash, golden., willows, sycamore,, cryptomeria! oak,, beech, and Spanish, chestnut, have been planted .four" feet apart so that each plant will shelter the other, and. it is estimated that 93 per cent. -of tho plants aro growing, most of them showing buds and leaves.. . .. . ■vlf. you'aro, contempiatlnVre.aovlng, tho flrst thing yon:_should _do- is .obtain a ' quotation from-J.:Koir(,7o-78 Jervois Quay. He lias had many: years' oxperience in this class of worn and win a'posftioh.to pick,' store, and removi any description of furmtilte. Be also clears gdods through Customs," and dispatches packages, and parcels to any address in the world IclephoM Ko, 1180. —Advt. ■, ■■■■ cim