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[Janet Adams replies to Glauert's return correspondence of 31 March 1936 thanking him for his interest in Chorkerup Government School setting up their natural history museum]
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1829
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Glauert, Ludwig, 1879-1963 ; Adams, Janet
Year:
7 April 1936
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Janet Adams replies to Glauert's return correspondence of 31 March 1936 thanking him for his interest in Chorkerup Government School setting up their natural history museum.
She believes that Glauert is seeking snakes in order to define the varieties in each district and makes mention of a Copper Head and Black snakes.
See: File A220-75-17 Natural Science - Enquiries and Requests
SeeAlso: A220-75-17-47
SeeAlso: A220-75-17-48
SeeAlso: A220-75-17-49
SeeAlso: A220-75-17-51
SeeAlso: A220-75-17-52
SeeAlso: A220-75-17-53
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