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Ferdinand von Mueller to Parliamentary return, 1867-07-08.
1. Return of total number of plants and seeds supplied from the Melbourne Botanic Gardens to public Institutions in Victoria from 1858 to 1867. ¶ Return of the names of public Institutions in Victoria...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Frederick Barlee, 1869-03-15.
Melbourne bot. Garden ¶ 15/3/69. ¶ ¶ I have an apt opportunity, dear Mr. Barlee, to send under the friendly care of the Commander of the ship "Mogul" a glass case with growing plants to your Governme...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Macarthur, 1869-03-19.
Melbourne bot Garden ¶ 19/3/69 ¶ As it may be still some time, dear Sir William, before the catalogue of my Garden plants can be printed, ¶ I thought it but right early at the planting season to offe...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Frederick Barlee, 1869-12-09.
Melbourne, bot Garden ¶ 9./12/69 ¶ ¶ I have the pleasure, dear Mr Barlee, to send you under the obliging care of the Commander of the "Jeannie Oswald" a case with growing plants, which all are likely...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Martin Doyle, 1870-06-07.
Melbourne botan Garden ¶ 7/6/70 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to inform you, that I have delivered to your agent this day: ¶ ¶ 150 Italian Stone Pines and 150 Blue Gum trees, which, if planted alternat...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Duncan Gillies, 1873-02-13.
Melbourne botanic Garden, ¶ 13/2/73. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ In compliance with the request, conveyed through your communication of the 8th instant, ¶ I have the honor to transmit to you a return of the nursery p...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Gardeners' Chronicle, 1875-05-??.
¶ At pp. 238 and 239 (February 20) the question is raised — What is Eucalyptus colossea? and gratuitously it is added, "It is a peculiarity of Baron von Mueller that he rarely sends out specimens or ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Gardeners' Chronicle, 1891-02-??.
I visited, when in New Zealand, ¶ For the meeting of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, Christchurch, January 1891. ¶ the great glaciers at Mount Cook, one of which was name...