A letter to the director for constructing an estimate about Rs. 2909 for constructing photographic assistant at observatory

This letter to the director asking would he provide free quarter for a postmaster in case post and telegraph office be opened at observatory

This letter was sent to the Controller of India Treasuries, Calcutta, from the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories owing to the confusion of the "Special charges" for examination of the condition in Kashmir for solar work. And also he attached a detailed list of information and necessary corrections in the body of the previous bills.

This letter was sent to the Accountant General, Madras, from John Evershed requesting the bill of exchange for 21-0-3.

This letter was written to Simla from Kodaikanal confirming receiving all the instruments from Poona, including heavy mountings. Here, it's mentioned that for sanction, the total amount had been paid for cartage and storage and a small balance of the railway freight. One enclosed statement about expenditure regarding Poona instruments since 1st April is also included.

This letter was sent to John Evershed from the Accountant General, Central Revenue, about his leave.

This is a letter to His Majesty's under secretary of State for India for a loan of a prism, which is in the charge of the Joint Permanent Eclipse Committee of the Royal Society and the Royal Astronomical Society. This copy of the letter was forwarded to the Director General of Observatories for information.

A letter referencing the countersignature and return the plans and estimates for constructing a residence without-houses for the European Assistant Astronomer at Kodaikanal

The item was a petition submitted by P. R. Chidambara Ayer to The Secretary to the Government of India, Revenue and Agricultural Department, about his salary. The facts of the case have been stated very clearly in the petition. The letter was sent to The Director General of Observatories and the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories in 1920.

The letter is from William Foster, registrar and superintendent of records, to the Secretary to the Government of India Department of Revenue and Agriculture regarding changes in address. It is to inform that the Solar Physics Observatory, formerly at South Kensington, was moved to Cambridge, and future communications and parcels should be sent to the new address.