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You may write to us at:<p>
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The Orchid Society of South East Asia<br>
Robinson Road P.O. Box 2363<br>
Singapore 904363
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or send your comments using our <a href="iMail.asp">Internet Mail</a>.<p>
Fax: +65 6467 9677</td>
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"The Orchid Society of South East Asia was
founded in 1928 as the Malayan Orchid Society by John Laycock, a lawyer and
amateur orchid enthusiast, Emile Galistan, a civil servant and also an amateur
enthusiast, and Eric Holttum, then Director of the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
The Society has existed for over 75 years and has survived a world war, the
formation and dissolution of the union of Singapore and Malaysia, and the
conversion of a land-owning membership to one largely living in flats."</td>
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