This chapter is in 14 parts.
- Forestry Service – Part 1: Survival Days in the Depression — the Wilson Family to Harry Lapwood, M.P., and Family
- Forestry Service – Part 2: The Kingsland Family of Grey Street to Audrey Parlane (later Mrs Gamman)
- Forestry Service – Part 3: Albert and Ethel Ardern to Arthur Bellingham, County Council Clerk
- Forestry Service – Part 4: Arthur Bellingham to Colonel R. F. (Ray) Smith, CBE, OBE (Military), ED
- Forestry Service – Part 5: 'Long Newspaper Career' to Don Stafford — Rotorua Historian
- Forestry Service – Part 6: The Brown Family of Victoria Street to Rex Norman and the Rotorua Volunteer Fire Brigade
- Forestry Service – Part 7: Military Camp, Rotorua, February 1935 to The Atkinson Family of Glenholme
- Forestry Service – Part 8: Ted Atkinson, W.W.2 — the Delegation to Buchenwald to William Wallace, 1908 — Farmer and First Rotorua Borough Councillor
- Forestry Service – Part 9: Wallace Crescent and the Growth of State Housing to The Rotorua Bay of Plenty Hunt Club (continued)
- Forestry Service – Part 10: Glenholme School, Ranolf Street to The Dodson Family – Addie Wedding's Later Years
- Forestry Service – Part 11: Addie and Reg Wedding — Married Life to Newspaper Clipping: "View from the Top" — Mrs Elsie Phipps at Mount Tarawera
- Forestry Service – Part 12: Elsie and Sydney Phipps — Ranolf Street to Springfield Road
- Forestry Service – Part 13: Ken Heaton — Auto-Electrical Business, Old Taupo Road to The Tarawera Eruption, 1886 — The Willmotts' Relief Effort
- Forestry Service – Part 14: Thomas H. Sloane and the Tihiotonga Subdivision to Tihi-O-Tonga Station — Managers and the Flood Family