This letter was a reply to Thomas Royds criticizing a note on MS of bulletin 49.

The letter from Harlow Shapley to Prof. M. K. Bappu telling that he will pass the kind note of indebtedness of him and his son to Mr. Campbell. It also say about his son's honor of geting special fellowship at the Mount Wilson Observatory

This letter was a reply note of June 29 of M. K. Bappu father of M.K.Vainu Bappu about the indebtedness of both to Mr.Campbell. Further, Harlow Shapley mentioned his enjoyment with M.K.Bappu and his wife with their son in America. Shapley mentioned that probably you have heard that if your son had not gone to Mount Wilson we would have offered him a half-year lectureship in the Harvard University.

This letter was about the Bappu's application for admission into Harvard Observatory and the formalities discussed by Harlow Shapley.

This letter was about the M. K. Vainu Bappu's application to National Institute of Science of India. A testimonial from Shapley on Bappu's professional knowledge in observational, analytical astronomy and astrophysics and his work in observatories.

This letter was about Harlow Shapley's words on M. K. Vainu Bappu's decision to go back to India. He also mentioned about the meeting of IAU in Rome, where Shapley wants to meet Indian scientists interested in astronomy and tell them that they should do two things promptly.

Letter from H. H. Turner, Chairman of British Association Seismological Committee to J.H. Burgess, Earthquake Observatory, SHIDE, Isle of Wight regarding update of work after the death of John Milne

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 conversing the reply of Christie on heating to C. M. Smith.

This letter was requesting C. M. Smith to contribute a page or two on the solar phenomena of the year to get it published in the departmental Annual Summary for the civil year 1903.