Tree-Culture in New Zealand. Barry O’Donnell

Barry O’Donnell

this is the eighth reprinting

Very good condition

the Pacific and Australia

and over the next 40 years the railway was gradually extended south to reach Glenhope

Tree-Culture in New Zealand. Barry O’DonnellHenry J. Mathews. Chief Forester. A general outline on the subject of forestry as applicable to the colony, for the use of settlers and to encourage planting for future timber supply. An historically interesting and practical manual published at the beginning of the New Zealand state forestry programme. 64 black and white plates throughout the text. John Mackay, Government Printer, Wellington, 1905. Hardback, embossed cloth covered boards. 126 pages.