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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.

The letter is from the University Observatory, Oxford, to John Evershed regarding areas and numbers of prominences projected on the disc for the half year in Kodaikanal Bulletin and requesting the daily result.

The letter is from Thomas Royds, assistant Director of Kodaikanal Observatories, to the editors of the astrophysical journal regarding a paper. It states that the manuscript of the paper on "The different character of spectrum lines belonging to the same series for its publication in the astrophysical journal.

The letter is from Thomas Royds to the Director of the New York Public Library regarding Memoirs of Kodaikanal Observatory. It states that no further memoirs of the Kodaikanal Observatory have been published.

The letter is from Thomas Royds to Le Directeur Observatoire Royal, Berlin, regarding missing volumes of publication. It consists of the list of publications that are not available in the Kodaikanal Observatory

The letter is from T.Royds to G. C. Simpson, Director General of Observatories, Simla, regarding a statement in nature on the August 26, 1915 issue. It states that the nature of copy has been sent to John Evershed but the paper by Glauert is being sent with the letter.

The letter is from Thomas Royds to G. C. Simpson regarding a book on arctic meteorology. It requests for receipt of the same.

The letter is from the superintendent of the trigonometrical survey to the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories, forwarding proofs of the results of the reduction of the sun charts.

The letter is from the Secretary, Board of Education, South Kensington, to Charles Michie Smith, stating that the 78 spectroheliograms of the sun photographs have been received.

The letter is from the Board of Education, South Kensington, to Charles Michie Smith, informing them about the receipt of 78 spectroheliograms of the sun photographs.