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Oweniana (Gard. Chron., 1892, ii., p. 744) is a richly coloured variety, 
the segments flaked with white. It flowered with Mr. G. D. Owen of 
Rotherham. 
DELICATA (Will. Orch. Gr. Man., ed. 6, p. 351) has the sepals and petals 
white, stained with rosy-purple, and the lip suffused with reddish-purple. 
BLANDA (Gard. Chron., 1885, i., p. 206) has white sepals and petals with 
LA:LIA ANCEPS DAWSONII, 
alight rosy hue, and the front lobe of the lip warm purple. It flowered in a. 
Mr. W. Cobb’s collection, at Sydenham. : 
PERCIVALIANA (Will. Orch. Alb., vi., t. 256) has white sepals and petals 
light rose-purple, the side lobes of the lip tipped with amethyst-purple. It 
flowered in the collection of Mr. R. P. Percival, of Southport. 
HILviana (Gard. Chron., 1881, 1., p. 168) has the sepals and petals nearly 
white, and the lip bordered with light rose. It appeared with Messrs. Sanders. 
