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Dr. A. R. Wallace
The Old Orchard
Broadstone
Dorset
England
[2]1/4/[19]09
Dear Dr Wallace,
I am sending a second supply of seeds from the same source — Huon District. South of Hobart. — The sender hopes to be able to get me some seeds of the Climbing Epacris, that grows 20 feet or so up the trees & hangs in festoons: but all nature[?] seeds are difficult for the [illeg.] accidental passer by to get — they ripen at different seeds times & are often very scarcely produced. Anderson (the Sender) saw the same remarks about the last lot which I meant to send you but the letter got lost.
Had no opportunity to get the Bot[anical] names.2
A. J. O.
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