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CONTENTS. 
REVIEWS AND Norices or Books— 
The Forester: A Practical Treatise on British Forestry and 
Arboriculture for Landowners, Land Agents, and Foresters. 
By Joun Nisper, D.dic., formerly Conservator of Forests, 
Burma, Author of ‘Burma under British Rule,’ ‘ British 
Forest Trees,’ ‘Studies in Forestry,’ ‘Our Forests and Wood- 
lands,’ etc., and Editor of the Sixth Edition of ‘ The Forester’ 
by the late James Brown, LL.D., 
Elementary Forestry. By CHaruss EH. Curtis, F.S.L., 
The New Forestry, or the Continental System adapted to British 
Woodlands and Game Preservation. By Joun Simpson, 
Future Forest Trees. The Importance of the German Experi- 
ments in the Introduction of North-American Trees. By 
A. Haroup Unwin, D.Cic., . 
The Estate Nursery. By Jonn Simpson, 
Vocabulaire Forestiere: Francais—Anglais—Allemand. By 
J. Gerschel, Agrégé de l'Université, Professeur d’Anglais et 
d’ Allemand a l’Kcole nationale des Eaux et Foréts de Nancy, 
Manual of the Trees of North America (exclusive of Mexico). 
By CHARLES SPRAGUE SARGENT, Director of the Arnold 
Arboretum of Harvard University, 
The Royal Forests of England, By J, Cuartes Cox, LL.D., 
F.S.A., ; : ; : i 
Webster’s Practical Forestry: A Popular Handbook on the 
Rearing and Growth of Trees for Profit or Ornament. By 
A. D. WEBSTER, 
Osiruary Norices:—Patrick Neill Fraser—David Pringle Laird 
—Alexander Pitcaithley—Robert Baxter, 
PROCEEDINGS OF THE RoyAL ScorrisH ARBORICULTURAL 
Socigery, 1905. 
XXIII. The Possibilities of Artificial Manures in Forestry. By 
A. W. Bortruwick, D.Se., Honorary Consulting Crypto- 
gamist to the Society, : : 
XXIV. The Planting of Waste Land for Profit. By Joun NIsser, 
D.e., : - : 2 
XXV. On the Advantages of Growing Pit-wood Timber. By 
W. Marrnanp Stewart, Edinburgh, : 
XXVI. Protection of Young Spruce from Frost. By Gero. U. 
Macponatp, Forester, Raith, Fifeshire, . : : 
XXVII. Profitable Co-operative Timber- Growing. By Roserr 
GaLLoway, 8.S.C., Edinburgh, : ‘ : 
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