This letter was sent to the officer in charge of No. 26 Party (Magnetic), Dehradun, from John Evershed enquiring about the reading of the 13th temperature in the underground room of the Magnetic Observatory, which might be discontinued on Sundays.

This letter is from the Superintendent of Telegraphs, Trichinopoly Division, to John Evershed asking about rainfall frequency in the last three years in some places regarding some interruption that happened to telegraph communication.

This is Reply letter to the Director General of Observatories from John Evershed stating the instrumental co

This office memorandum was sent from the India Meteorological Department to John Evershed about the difficulty in getting the press to set up correctly the type of Seismic records.

This letter was sent to John Evershed from the Director General of Observatories, attaching the sunshine records for Srinagar.

This letter was sent to Gilbert T. Walker from John Evershed to compare the sunshine with the average of ten years of sunshine with Kodaikanal and Srinagar. Also, he mentioned he wanted to visit Kashmir in a sunny month to get perfect observations.

This letter was sent to the officer in charge of Survey of India, Dehradun, from John Evershed, stating that the suspension needed to be more satisfactory in the declination magnetograph. He also requested arrangements to supply two spare mirrors for the galvanometer and half dozen flexible axes for rotating the earth inductor coil, which would be paid from the contingent account.

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

This is Reply letter to Mr Adams about working out seismograms so that they adopt the form proposed by the International Commission.

This is Reply letter to the Director General of Observatories from J.W. Hearn sanctioning the extension of Mr John Evershed's services for a further one year, effective from 26th February 1922.