[Inward Correspondence. — From Mr Mueller, stating he will supply for the recreation reserve such plants as are available. The Surveyor reported that a quantity of plants and trees had arrived, and that the contracts were being proceeded with. […] It was remarked that the plants were very young, and would require care, and it was considered that it would be best to appoint a committee to examine them, and arrange as to planting. [...] Mr Tolstrup mentioned that the thanks of the Board were due to Mr London1 for the trouble he had taken when in Melbourne of waiting upon Mr Mueller, and procuring from him the plants which they had received.]
Either Henry London or his brother Joseph London?
Letter not found. For the text given here, see the report of a meeting of the Campbell's Creek Road Board held on 12 May 1870, Mount Alexander mail, 13 May 1870, p. 2; it is dated to May 1870 as the previous meeting of the Board held on 28 April had resolved that M be requested to supply plants and seeds (Mount Alexander mail, 29 April 1870, p. 2).
Please cite as “FVM-70-05-00c,” in Correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, edited by R.W. Home, Thomas A. Darragh, A.M. Lucas, Sara Maroske, D.M. Sinkora†, J.H. Voigt† and Monika Wells accessed on