This letter was sent to the Astronomer Royal, Royal Observatory, Greenwich, from John Evershed about discontinuing the use of the old photoheliograph. Because this Photoheliograph was giving reverse images. And also it is mentioned that no photographs would not be obtained at Kodaikanal from July 1, 1915 until further notice comes.

This is a letter to the Chief Secretary to the soul of Madras to bring a notice about construction of astronomical telescopes entirely by indigenous labour

This letter was sent to the Comptroller, India Treasuries, to permit John Evershed to resume his charge of Director, Kodaikanal and Madras observatories at Madras instead of at Kodaikanal from leave in November next.

This letter was sent to the Controller of India Treasuries, Calcutta, from the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories owing to the confusion of the "Special charges" for examination of the condition in Kashmir for solar work. And also he attached a detailed list of information and necessary corrections in the body of the previous bills.

This letter was sent to the Deputy Director of Madras Observatory stating that he has no objections to the Director's proposal to renew the telegraph instrument at the Marine Office. And the budget contains the sum of only Rs 50 for the purchase and repairing the instruments.

This letter to the director asking would he provide free quarter for a postmaster in case post and telegraph office be opened at observatory

A letter to the director for constructing an estimate about Rs. 2909 for constructing photographic assistant at observatory

This letter was sent to the director asking for providing free quarters for the photographic assistant at Kodaikanal Observatory compound

This letter was sent to the Director forwarding the undermentioned volume of the International Scientific Catalogue and to request the favour of an acknowledgement

This letter was sent to the Director from Gilbert T Walker informing that all readings from Kodaikanal would be corrected for instrument error