The letter is from Gilbert T. Walker to the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories regarding reappropriating this year's budget. It states that there is no objection regarding the subscription of the periodicals provided that the funds are reappropriated.

This is a reply letter to the previous one for agreeing to send the Dehra Zenith sector which is not in use so anytime they can send and this also mentioned no need to send a man for packaging

The letter is to the Director General of Observatories, enclosing a list of instruments used in the Kodaikanal Observatory.

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 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.

This letter informs that a weekly barograph had been sent to the Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories address by rail, and also the Director General of Observatories was told to take delivery of the package from the Kodaikanal railway station

This letter is requesting morse paper for the chronograph and 25 rolls of the sample. Here, the width and length were mentioned regarding these items, and it was also mentioned the supply of Morse paper would be suspended for a while.

This letter was sent to the Director mentioning a bill for Rs. 350 for the purchase of book(72 volumes of philosophical magazine) .

This letter to the Director to acknowledge the receipt despatch of the daily barograph by L. Casella

This letter asks for sending an ordinary telegram as the eight-column decimal Comptometer has been received and the bill has already paid or not