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.

The letter is from the Director of Kodaikanal Observatory to Messrs William Wesley and son asking to supply annually the Almanac of the British Journal of Photography.

This is a letter from the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories to the Meteorological Reporter to the Government of India and the Director General of Indian Observatories regarding the new standard signalling time arrangement. The Government of Madras has also accepted the standard time for local signals.

This letter is from the Director General of Stores to the India Office regarding imperial lantern plates, which were recommended tissue paper for packing as it is liable to scratch the film matter, such as moisture, which may attack and destroy the film.

The letter is from G.T. Walker to the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories informing about the sanctioned increase in pay of the photographic assistant at the Kodaikanal Observatory from the progressive pay of Rs. 30-40 to a fixed pay of Rs. 50/- per mensen with effect on 1 st May 1912.

The letter is from the Director General of Observatories to the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories asking to send 10 copies of their annual report bound in blue covers and 60 without any covers to bound with other reports.

The letter is from the Director General of Observatories to Charles Michie Smith regarding Astronomical Observations at Edinburg. It states an offer if Michie Smith would like to have Astronomical Observations at Edinburg by T. Henderson, 5 volumes from 1834 to 1839, at his office library.

This letter was about the Estacion Sismologica de Cartuja, Granada had requested the copies of the Indian Seismographs of the Iberian earthquake of the 23rd April last if it is recorded.

This letter was issued to Dr.Bappu saying that he was elected as an Associate of the Society. As an Associate he will have the same privileges as Fellows with regard to the Society's journals.

The letter is from D. W. K. Barr to Gilbert T. Walker Meteorological reporter to the government of India, inviting him for an expert opinion on a newly purchased equatorial telescope. The letter includes further details about the telescope, which was mounted in Hyderabad.