It. is to be hoped that Professor Corbin's appeal f-r a substantial grant: for our Forestry School will make an adequate impression, first of all on the 1 niversity College Council, and then on the Government. H the financial resources available for such purposes were, as they should be. expended on one well -organised and efficient institution, the Dominion would find such an investment of public money immensly profitable in the near future. —“Auckland Star.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 November 1928, Page 6
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