. Canadian Forest industries Gennaio-Giugno 1915. Macchinoso; le foreste e la silvicoltura; prodotti di foresta; polpa di legno Industria; legno industrie utilizzatrici. Maggio 15, 1915 CANADA LUMBERMAN E falegname Performance conta Moreau imbonitori. J. L. Englehart, Presidente W. H. Maund, Secy-Treas. Temiskaming & Ontario del Nord Railway Commissione ufficio di Presidente Denis Murphy Fredk. Dane Toronto, Aprile 17th, 1915. C. Manseau, Esq., , Sales Manager, il Moreau Barking Machine Co., Ltd., Drummondville, Que. macchine Rossing Egregio Signore: riconoscendo la vostra lettera xii inst. nella quale è membro che è stato informato

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. Canadian forest industries January-June 1915. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. May 15, 1915 CANADA LUMBERMAN AND WOODWORKER Performance Counts Moreau Barkers. J. L. Englehart, Chairman W. H. Maund, Secy-Treas. Temiskaming & Northern Ontario Railway Commission Office of Chairman Denis Murphy Fredk. Dane Toronto, April 17th, 1915. C. Manseau, Esq., , Sales Manager, The Moreau Barking Machine Co., Ltd., Drummondville, Que. Rossing Machines Dear Sir: Acknowledging your letter 12th inst. in which you state that you have been informed by your Mechanic that ive had to quit Pulpwood Barking, et al. Facts are that the purchasing of the few machines which we did, was for purpose of educating people up and along Lines of the necessity. After having served that good purpose, we disposed of our machines, and to-day the rossing-peeling, and barking of Pulpwood increases to larger and larger extent, and that is what is desired for the market—Pulpwood outlined, and not with the Bark on. We are very glad to subscribe that your machines are doing very good work along Lines. We are forwarding your letter to our C. E. & S. of M., S. B. Clement, North Bay, who may be enabled to furnish you further infor- mation and assistance of interest. Thank you for the courtesy. Yours truly, J. L. Englehart, Chairman. Joseph Perrault Pulp Wood Contractor Nushka, Ontario Nushka Station, April 12th, 1915. The Moreau Barking Machine Co., Ltd., Drummondville, Que. Attention Mr. C. Manseau, Sales Manager. Dear Sir:— I must say that your machine is very good and we can easily bark 25 to 30 cords of four feet wood per day. I have used several machines in the past, and I can certify that yours is the most satisfactory I have handled. We have barked three hundred cords of pulp wood (128 cubic feet) per cord in eleven days. Very truly yours. (Signed) Joseph Perrault. Write us for literature. The Moreau Barking Machine Company, Limited S

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