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Dankbetuiging - Aan de houtvesters bij
het boschwezen H. J. L. Beck en L. A. van 
de Ven, is de tevredenheit der regeering 
betuigt, voor het door eerstgenoemde
betoonde initiatief tot gebruik van een mo- 
norail voor den houtafvoer uit enkele be-
heerseenheden en voor de door beiden be- 
toonde bijzondere toewijding respectievelijg
bij de toepassing van dat houtafvoersysteem
en bij het praktisch bruikbaar maken van het
monorailsysteem voor den houtafvoer.

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