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2 PART IV.
3 YIELD OF THE FORESTS.
4 Table shewing the yield of timber from tho several Provinces
5 Supply of sleepers in the North-Western Provinces for the es State Railway
6 er timber oporations in the North-Wostern Provinces...
7 Punjab forests—yield of timber “ne see
8 Bengal forests—yield of timber ase
9 Oudh forests—yield of timber aan
10 Central Provinces foreste—yield of timber — ss vs
11 Sleeper operations iu the Central Proviucos is se is owe
12 Burma forests—yield of timber
13 Burma forests—decreaso in permits
14 Burma foreats—revenue from foreign timber (Kadoe Depot) Hes we
15 Mysore forestse—yicld of timber ona ve os aes
16 Berar foreats—yield of timber ‘ae oes = ‘
17 PART V.
18 UNRESERVED FORESTS.
19 General romarks on the nature of these forcsts ne S
20 Bengal—the rubber and sim forests... wns vee ns sae
21 Central Provinces—the unreserved forests tk wie
22 Central Provinces—revenue from the unreserved forests ce
23 Central Provinces—amount of forest produce removed from one district
24 Burma—the catechu forests
25 Burma—proposed scheme for management of the ‘catechu forests oa a
26 Mysore—management of district forests eae eee eee aes
27 Coorg—tho sacred forests oe ses eu
28 Gums and resins from the sevoral provinces—valuation OF ie oa eo
29 PART VI.
30 FINANCIAL.
31 Financial statements for 1871-73 eee coe coe eee ee
32 Form No. 21. Revenue and expenditure ue ‘ve is -
33 » » 22 Cash account ae nae oa
34 » oo 2d Outetandings and linbilities ie ae oe :
35 » 9 24 Timber brought to forest dopdte ee Ae nes
36 » yo 2b. Annual timber account sie : i
37 » vg 26. Amounts realized on account of timber sold
38 » 9» 2 Amounts spent on account of timber reccived
39 » .» 23 Annual account of forest revenue
40 Revenue and expenditure for the past six years ves
41 Review of the finnucial results of the year 1871-72
42 Is the Forest Department financially a failure...
43 Revenue of tho last six years wa eee was oes
44 Surplus of . ditto eve ee = ves bee
45 Expenditure of ditto aes ove vee vee vee
46 Forest revenue whence derived ou
47 Managoment of minor sources of revenue why entrusted to the Forest Department
48 Proportion of timber revenue to expenditure on timber works
49 Causes of diminishing surplus
50 Condition of forests in France compared with thoee of India
51 Means to be adopted for the improvement of the Indian forests
52 General principles which should guide the Forest Department
53 Difficulties of the work eee ane eae eee
54 Means of meeting those difficulties ,.. een ons eos
55 Preparation of working plans aa aaa “a at ,
56 Remunerntive works... a ous
57 Audit of forest accounts ..
58 Foreat Account Code, und Manual for the conduct of office business
59 PART VII.
60 GENERAL.
61 Penal action of the Department—tablo of criminal convictions va
62 Revised Forest Act ose eee eee see eve soe
63 Forest ri ghts bated eee tee eee
64 Teeratrallantion of the Forest Department aes se ae ae
65 Enumeration of meritorious officers oe
66 Trained assistants who have joined the Department during the year
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