[Correspondence from the Colonial Architect and Acting Colonial Architect copied from the Public Records Office of Victoria] /

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Material type: Text

Text 1853Description: 6 pages. 21 cmContent type:

still image

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

Subject(s):

Mueller, Ferdinand von -- Correspondence

Summary: Photocopies of records located in the Public Records Office of Victoria. Correspondence from PROV VPRS 1189 Inward Registered Correspondence. 1853. Comprises correspondence from Colonial Architect, Henry Ginn, Acting Colonial Architect, James Balmain and John Dallachy. Subjects include the purchase of glasshouses, receipt of plants and the death of white swans. Includes transcription.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Manuscript	State Botanical Collection	Archives & Manuscripts	MS Cabinet 17 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan

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Collection comprises 6 items of correspondence plus transcription.

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Photocopies of records located in the Public Records Office of Victoria. Correspondence from PROV VPRS 1189 Inward Registered Correspondence. 1853. Comprises correspondence from Colonial Architect, Henry Ginn, Acting Colonial Architect, James Balmain and John Dallachy. Subjects include the purchase of glasshouses, receipt of plants and the death of white swans. Includes transcription.