Burrows is sending a box with bulbs from four different kinds of lilies and one ground orchid, well Burrows believes it is an orchid. Without coloured drawings of plants, Burrows is unsure if what he sends home is useful. But when he returns to England next year he will call at Kew and perhaps get a better idea. Sir J. Kirk has some of the lilies that Burrows is sending. Burrows heard that Kew does not think the Aristolochia is not indigenous so he will try to find if any others exist. Burrows explains that the orchid is the one that has not got a proper bulb. All the plants grow in moist sandy soil in a humid atmosphere. Burrows includes a bill of landing which is on the reverse of page 2. Pages 1 and 2 of 2.