“MESSMATE” (£. obliqua), EXPERIMENTED UPON BY THE VICTORIAN TIMBER BOARD, 1884. 
The samples tested were each 7ft. in length by 1fin. square; the distance between the bearings was 6ft.; and the weight 
was gradually applied in the centre until the sample broke. 
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Locality 
Where 
Grown 
Trentham, 
Victoria. 
