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FORESTS DEPARTMENT WESTERN AUSTRALIA AIR SEASONING STUDY

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1926

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Brown cover with black lettering and Forest Department Logo. Air Seasoning Study - First Report on the Air Seasoning of One-Inch Jarrah Flooring. With notes on existing practice in the main stacking yards in the Jarrah Forests of the South West of Western Australia and recommendations for more efficient and economical procedure. Officers in charge, Seasoning Investigations: Stanley A. Clarke, B.E., Test Officer: T.J. Rankine-Wilson Under the Direction of Research and Investigation Committee. 10 pages, + 5 diagrams.

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South West Forest storage of Jarrah.

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