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2 71. Mr. Ponsonby and Mr. Dodsworth have managed the Forest Divi-
3 sions under their charge successfully. The — revenue ‘under Heads II and
4 V, is greatly due to the attention paid by Mr. Ponsonby to forest revonue mat-
5 ters,and much credit is also due to him for the economy with which work is, as a
6 rule, done in his division.
7 72. Theimprovement in the revenuc under Head I, and the better
8 quality of timber brought out of the Oudh Forests is greatly owing to the
9 careful and painstaking manner in which Mr. Dodsworth does his work.
10 73. A list of Oudh Forest woods and flora collected by Mr. R. Thomp-
11 son, Deputy Conservator of Forests, Central Pro-
12 vinces in 1871, and presented to the Lucknow
13 Museum, has been furnished by that Officer, and
14 is appended, as it may be useful to Forest Officers, if published with this report.
15 74. Of tho Forest and Office Subor-
16 so tee er Ce anaieeeac a — the following deserve favorable men-
17 Catalogue of Oudh Forest timber and
18 botanical specimens.
19 Baboo Kinhya Lall, Head Clerk of the Conservator’s Office, has done his
20 work very well, and Forest Rangers, Moula Bux, Kasim Khan, and Muthra
21 Prashad, have peformed their duties to the satisfaction of their superiors, hut it
22 is observed, that they have not done their work nearly so eiteanie as the late
23 Forest Ranger, Shadf Lall, who excelled them all in the efficient, expeditious,
24 and economicial execution of all revenue and forest work committed to his
25 charge.
26 LUCKNOW: W. STENHOUSE, Carram,
27 The 30th August 1872. Officiating Conservator of Forests, Oudh.
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29 PRINTED AT fHE OUDH GOVEHNMENT Pukas’