From George Bentham   9 June 1870

London

25. WILTON PLACE. S.W.

June 9 /70

My dear Sir

Enclosed is a bill of lading for the last box sent of which I presume you have received the duplicate. Another box is being packed and probably two will soon be sent as I have given Grevillea and Hakea to be be packed and Banksia will be ready next week — then I have only Dryandra which will not take long and I shall have the whole volume in the printers hands before I leave town next month. You will have received last month down to p. 256 and I hope to have from the printer tonight in time for the mail tomorrow the clean proofs down to p. 400 or at least to 3841 — one or two more sheets are in type but will not be ready to send now

On my return to town in autumn I shall be obliged to interrupt Flora Australiensis for a while till I get out another part of Genera Plantarum2 so that I must beg you not to send any more plants nor any money towards the 6th vol. till I let you know that I am ready to begin again

Thanks for yours of the 20th March3 recd some little time since. I trust all your troubles are now satisfactorily got over

Yours very sincerely

George Bentham

 

Dr F. Mueller

 

Banksia

Dryandra

Grevillea

Hakea

Bentham (1863-78), vol. 5, sheets M to R previously sent, and sheets S to BB or CC.
Bentham & Hooker (1862-83).
M to G. Bentham, 20 March 1870.

Please cite as “FVM-70-06-09,” 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 26 April 2024, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/vonmueller/letters/70-06-09