THE KAIPARA AND WAITEMATA ECHO WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE KAIPARA ADVERTISER & WAITEMATA CHRONICLE." HELENSVILLE, THURSDAY, Nov. 16, 1916 DARGAVILLE MOVING.

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THE KAIPARA AND WAITEMATA ECHO WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE KAIPARA ADVERTISER & WAITEMATA CHRONICLE." HELENSVILLE, THURSDAY, Nov. 16, 1916 DARGAVILLE MOVING.

IT is good to note that many inland towns are moving in the direction of tree-planting, Dargaville amongst others, and it is not now too soon to get on the job of preparing for trees for shelter, fire wood, etc. With a view to encouraging Qounty Cquncils, Road Boards, etc., and farmers to plant trees for shelter, forest plantations, post timber, and other purposes, on their farms, the Forestry Branch of the Department of Lands and Survey prepared to sell and supply suitable trees to farmers who wish to improve their farms in the manner referred to. Fruit trees, or trees for planting on town lots, are not supplied. In the North Island, applications for trees should be made to the Superintendent Nurseryman, at Whakarewarewa. Eucalyptus : Ma.carthuri (Faddy River Box), Pjnus T^adiata (Jytonterey Pine), Capressus I^awsqniana (I/awspn's Cyprus), Larnc Europaea (|§urqpean Lapel), and l^inus I^aricio (Corsican Fine) ape the varieties named, to be supplied at, one-r year-olds 3/ 100, or 25s 1000, 2* year-olds 3/6 and 4/ to 30/ and 35/ 1000. Seeds, 4/ oz., or 5/ to 12/lb.; Prices include packing and delivery to the railway station ni, IJqtorua. The Department will" h.Q% fujfr*isji. trees to private persons for plant]iVg m ' town or yillage lots or for orna;i mental Burpofes'. tree^sup-

plied must be for windbreaks, shelter belts, or forest plantations for the supply of timber for farm purposes, fire wood, or purposes beneficial to the public. Any farmer interested may obtain fulL information from the Forestry Branch of the Department of Land and Survey, Wellington. m