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forests or forest reserves does not authorize the gathering of 

 such products from private lands, or from lands claimed as 

 private lands unless specifically authorized in the license. 



(6) Registration of titles in this Bureau as provided in section 

 twenty-four of The Forest Act is not necessary in order to 

 protect private lands from licensees claiming the right to cut 

 on public lands. Any such licensee who cuts timber on private 

 lands belonging to another, even though such lands are not 

 registered in this Bureau, may have his license forfeited. 



XVIII. Applications for registration of titles to private wood- 

 lands must be made on' forms which may be had on application 

 at any station of the Bureau of Forestry, and each such applica- 

 tion must be accompanied by a map showing approximately the 

 extent and boundaries of the parcel or parcels of alleged private 

 lands containing forest products which it is desired to remove. 

 Each su«h application and map will be filed in the Bureau of 

 Forestry and evidence of title will be returned to the owner 

 after inspection and report on the lands is made by the local 

 forest officer. 



XI A. {a) Before removing forest products from registered 

 private woodlands, the owner or administrator of the same must 

 secure a manifest as provided in Regulation XXII, paragraph 

 (k) . He will also present to the proper forest or municipal 

 officer, at the time the statement of forest products is presented 

 for inspection, .a receipt or certified copy of a receipt from the 

 Bureau of Forestry showing the proper registration of title to 

 such private woodlands. Any person who fails to so present 

 a proper receipt and manifest will be proceeded against under 

 the provisions of sections eight and thirty of The Forest Act. 



(6) Forest products from private woodlands which are not 

 to be removed from the premises of the owner but are to be used 

 thereon, may be cut and gathered without eha,rge on such private 

 woodlands without registering title thereto in the Bureau of 

 Forestry. 



THE CUTTISG, COLLECTING, AND BEMOVAL OF FOKEST PKODUOTS. 



XX. (a) If a holder of a license outs or collects forest prod- 

 ucts in a forest area other than that specified in his license, 

 the products so cut or collected will be considered as taken with- 

 out license. 



(b) All timber selected for felling under any license should 

 be taken from the forest. When timber has been so selected, 

 no nonseleoted timber may be cut in the forest area covered by 

 such license. If nonselected timber is taken from an area in 

 which timber has been selected, it will be considered as taken 

 without license and charged for accordingly. 



(c) Holders of licenses must exercise particular care in cut- 

 ting, working up, collecting, or transporting timber, firewood, 

 or other forest products to avoid killing or injuring young 

 trees less than forty centimeters in diameter or seedlings, especi- 

 ally those of the* first and second groups. Such young trees 

 of the first and second groups must not be cut for use in logging. 

 As the future supply of the forest depends upon preserving 

 young trees of valuable species, failure on the part of the holder 

 of a license to exercise reasonable care to avoid the destruction 

 of such young trees or seedlings may be followed by the forfeit- 

 ure of his license. 



