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Dear Sir, 
In continuation of my letter of the v jth Lov. 
on the subject of the supply of dried leaves from 
Johore, I have a further report as follows: 
The Chinese man who will undertake the collection 
gives me the enclosed samples of two further kinds 
of leaves, which I have laoelled C i B. 
C is the Jack fru it. The leaves vary in size 
as indicated and to some extent in substance. They 
have a good tip which is usually intact on drying. 
D is a w ild Gamble r, The leaves are broad, but 
of a good substance and surface. The two sample 
leaves indicate the range of size; the most common leaves 
would probably be intermediate between the two. 
It is not possible to obtain 5 cwts o> dried 
leaves of either of these. But if a quantity of both 
or of one of them, could be included with the wild 
fig leaves (your sample A) it. would greatly facilitate 
collecting and the order could be completed more 
expeditious]y. In collecting, the var ous kinds of 
leaves would of course be kept separate. 
Will you kindly reply by air mail. 
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General Manager, 
British Legion Poppy factory ltd., 
Petersham ltd., Richmond, 
Surrey, ENGLAND. 
Yours faithfully, 
Director of Gardens, 3 3. 
