2.
The advice and.
assistance the Hongkong Government continue to receive from Six Josephe Stooker, and Mr Byer, have been of very great value not only promoting Imperial objects, but
furthering local interests in connexion with Botanical
in
13.
in
research and tree planting.
As regards tree- planting in this part of the
world, some crês it is due to the natives and to the enlightenes action of the Chinese authorities in the neighbouring province for the good example they have shown to the Goremment of
Songkong.
:
Stongstang.
4.
Last
year
ستند
visiting Fat. t'au chau and other adjacent islands with flonel Gordon (now forwarding Royal Engineer at Mauritius) he
коже expressed to me his surprize at
seeing young plantations of the Pinus Sinensis rising from the Waters-edge to the sky line on
hills as
high
as
any
- سند
Hongsong, and he was much
hearing from
interested on
the Chinese farmers the conviction
which the native
authorities enables them to
plant what otherwise would.
have
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