A reply letter from the Director mentioning the impossibility of fixing the sunshine recorder satisfactorily on the pier which was built for it. He also mentioned he will build a larger pier in a new and better site and will cement it in place as suggested

This is a reply letter to the Director from Gilbert Walker with reference to the previous letter. It was mentioned that the sunshine recorder should be firmly fixed so that it will not be accidentally thrown out of adjustment.

In this letter, it is stated that the tabulations might stop, although the instruments may be retained in action. It was mentioned that he sent the sunshine records also with others for tabulation in the Calcutta office.

This letter is from Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd. to The Director General of Stores regarding the dividing engine. If returned to them, they will clean it thoroughly free of cost, although they will not be responsible for either the carriage.

E.C.J. Bond informed through this letter that they don't have any spare magnet system declination magnetograph, so he will send a small magnet and some fine phosphor bronze fibre on the reel.

This letter is from the Director of the Meteorological Reporter to the Government regarding the examination of the dividing engine and careful testing on object glass of the Microscope.

This letter from Gilbert T. Walker was sent to the Director General of Stores regarding a serious impediment to use the dividing engine and rust on the object glass of the microscope. He requested the Director to forward it via post for transmission to the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company

This letter is from the Assistant Superintendent to the Deputy Director informing us that the instruments in the Marine office are still serviceable, but from some tests made, several coils appear to be short circuited. For this one new instrument is required and the cost for that is also enclosed with this letter.

This Letter is from the Director General of Stores to Roberts S. Whipple for reassembling for a final optical and photographic test before being packed for transit. The slits required for these instruments have the form of circular arcs, and to make a set of sufficiently high quality, which is necessary to devise and make a particular machine, a photograph of which would be enclosed.

This letter is from the Director general of Stores to the Meteorological reporter about the object glass has been repaired by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. And returned per S. S "Rewa" which sailed on 11th June 1904