The Indian Forester September 1944

7. Owing to the large number of small sums outstanding on the part of subscribers and the difficulty of recovering them it is notified under the orders of the Board of Management that— (1) to all private subscribers in India who have not sent a Banker's order to The Civil and Military Gazette Ltd.. [...] Lahore by the end of the last month to which their subscription extends the first issue of the following year of the Indian Forester will be sent by V. P. P. Itri the sum to be thus recovered will be included all arrears due: (ii) to all private subscribers residing out of India in the event of non-payment by them by the end of the year for which their subscription holds good of all sums due by [...] Fott the same reason although the trees may all have a somewhat elongated crown in any particular direction to better withstand the force of the wind or say to fully utilise the available sunlight or shade these factors are not likely to affect the distribution in other directions of the compass. [...] One fact which was learnt from the floweing of the bamboo and which has a bearing on the methods to be described was that on the ground there was a great deal of unnoticed natural regeneration both of teak and other species which only needed the removal of overhead cover to give it a chance. [...] The overwood was light the undergrowth of baboo was fairly dense and under that come in as a result of the opening of the top canopy a growth of Eupatoriunz.