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Stratford Evening Post, Volume III, Issue 348, 1 May 1935, Page 7

Scented Musk Found. “In youfr issue of March 14 was an article on the scentless properties of the musk plant at the present day,” writes Mr. G. M. Stewart, of Pembroke to the “Otago Daily Times.” “I am at present domiciled in a valley 15 miles from Pembroke, and all this summer have noticed the scout from the profusion of musk growing in the different swamps. The scent is certainly not so pronounced as 1 remember it to be around Dunedin in my younger days, but the fact remains that the musk growing hero has still the scent peculiar of that plant. For your edification I am enclosing a few sprays and trust they will retain some portion of their perfume when they arrive,” \