From Clement Hodgkinson   30 May 1865

Office of Lands & Survey,

Melbourne, 30th May 1865.

Dear Sir,

Referring to your note of the 10th instant,¹ I beg to inform you that the Crown Lands Bailiff, Mr Bickford, has been instructed to wait upon you on Thursday morning next, the first proximo, for the purpose of receiving the plants (specified in the margin) which you so kindly set apart for the Parks and Gardens vested in the Board of Land and Works.

I should be greatly obliged if you could also supply a few Eucalypts (Western Australian Gums & Blue Gums) and a few Pittosporum.

I remain,

Dear Sir

Your faithfully,

C. Hodgkinson²

Dr Ferdinand Mueller,

Government Botanist,

&c, &c, &c,

Melbourne

60	Cupressus Torusola3
50	Pinus Canariensis
220	Cupressus Macrocarpa
200	Pinus Insignis
100	Pinus Excelsa
	4 Cupressus Lawsoniana
500	Ordinary Pines out of Nursery

Cupressus Macrocarpa

Cupressus Lawsoniana

Cupressus Torusola

Eucalyptus

Pinus Canariensis

Pinus Excelsa

Pinus Insignis

Pittosporum