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and royalty system o£ sale, and its 

 application in the Ramnagar forest 

 division, U. P., by S. D. Ranade, p. 

 251-8; The camphor content of Cinna- 

 momum camphora grown at Dehra Dun, 

 by Puran vSingh, p. 291-4; Notes on 

 some Indian forest beetles, by C. F. C. 

 Beeson, p. 294-9. 



tndian forester, Sept., 1915. — The Jand 

 ( Prosopis spicigera) forests of the Punjab, 

 by B. C). Coventry, p. ,307-15; Teak 

 floating in Lower Burma in the dry 

 weather, by A. Rodger, p. 315-17; Ips 

 longifolia as a pest of Chir regeneration 

 areas, by C. F. C. Beeson, p. 317-25; 

 The pencil-making industry, p. 345-9. 



Quarterly journal of forestry, Oct., 1915. — 

 The disposition of the leaves on the 

 lateral shoots of the flat -leaved spruces, 

 by A. D. Richardson, p. 265-73; Forestry 

 in Hampshire and Dorset, by P. Tren- 

 tham Maw, p. 273-83; Railway rates on 

 timber, by J. W. Mackay, p. 283-98; 

 Surface caterpillars, by Somerville, p. 

 298-300; Average returns from the 

 afforestation of waste lands, by P. 

 Trentham Maw, p. 326-31; The present 

 condition of the home timber trade, 

 p. 332-42. 



Tree talk, Nov., 1915. — A famous sycamore, 

 by F. A. Bartlett, p. 41-2; A dangerous 

 pine sawfly, by W. E. Britton, p. 45-6; 

 A large and sturdy tree family, p. 47-50; 

 The English walnut, p. Sl-3; Selecting 

 trees for street use, by Henry R. Francis, 

 p. 59. 



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