This is a tentative list of subject for papers and discussion there on at the Pan-Pacific Science Congress, Australia, August, 1923

This letter was about the two meetings of the committee on which Lockyer brought up the matter.

This item shows that C. M. Smith has just received from Turner an interesting letter about Lockyer, saying that there would be a counter proposal after the solar conference of September 25th 30th at Oxford. Asking Smith to contribute on solar and magnetic activity for the annual summary for the civil year 1904 as like he did for the previous year.

This letter was about the application from Schuster on behalf of the Solar Union for copies of photographs that have been put on the Spectroheliograph Committee.

The letter is from John Evershed, Ag. Director Kodaikanal & Madras Observatories to The General Superintendent, Public Works Workshops, returning the blueprint of gearing for moving the spectroheliograph roof with measurements. He also encloses a sketch drawn to the scale of the wall, rail, and girder. And mention that the rack bar should be 18 feet long.

This letter discusses about Bakerian lecture with reference to stationary H and K lines of stars.

This letter was about the observatories committees and the recommendations. It also spoke on Madras time was based on the longitude given in the nautical almanac.

This letter was related to speech delivered by Dr.M. K. Vainu Bappu, Director, IIA on the celebration of Silver Jubilee of Uttar Pradesh Observatory, Nainital, on 4th Novermber 1979

This letter was about Bok along with his wife was in India during the visit to State Observatory of Uttar Pradesh. He was grateful for the fine reception and gave many lectures, recommended some suggestion on the telescope and observatory.

This letter was about Council of the American Astronomical Society, in session at its 160th meeting voted you an Honorary Member of the AAS. Further, Arlo U. Landolt requested Dr.M. K. Vainu Bappu to join with small group of internationally distinguished astronomers and entitled to all the privileges of the Society.