Wood refers to a parcel holding one fruiting and two flowering specimens that he has sent to Morris for identification. Wood received them from Colonel Bouker[?] a friend of his who is trying to find out the names of plants eaten by the various Natal butterflies for W. Trimm[?] of Cape Town Museum. He describes how at first he thought it was Uvaria caffra, but on inspecting the flower he realised it is not and doesn't think the genus is in 'Harvey'. He also sends some seeds collected in Zululand – Plectranthus and Streptocarpus; and two photos, one with a plant of Dictyosperma alba in the foreground and Pandanus behind, the other with Aloe ferox and a big Encephalartos. He comments that some plants of Hydrostachys natalensis which he got in Zululand have been successful and he intends to have more collected for him from Umooti. If so he will send samples to Kew in 'damp sphagnum'. Wood closes by saying he has also sent seed he hopes is Pterodiscus speciosus which a friend found for him in the Transvaal. Page 1 of 2.