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Letter from Christopher Gimson to William Pettigrew to say that when the manuscript arrives Yumjao Singh would get on with the work and return the manuscript to Pettigrew for criticism and suggestions. He further writes of the situation in Manipur. Handwritten, dated 15 March [1935].

Letter from William Pettigrew to Christopher Gimson, giving updates of his goods arriving from the US. He writes that he will send the material to him for Yumjao and that Yumjao can get on with the transliteration. He asks if the Assam government will share the expenses and hopes that the Darbar will be willing to help. Handwritten, dated 15 March [1935].

Letter from Christopher Gimson to William Pettigrew to say that the Darbar wishes to have all the papers in Manipuri, without which no accurate estimate of the cost of publishing can be made and no funds can be granted. Typed, dated 7 June 1935.

Letter from William Pettigrew to Christopher Gimson to say that they are hard on copying out the material he has which he will send on when done. He writes that there is some material left at Kangpokpi which he has asked Dr Tuttle of Gauhati to locate for him and send it to Imphal directly. Typed, dated 2 July 1935.

Letter from William Pettigrew to Rev. A. J. Tuttle, describing the material he left in a bungalow at Kangpokpi, including two archaic Manipuri scripts and their translations. He asks that the material, if found, be sent to Mr Gimson. The letter is incomplete. Typed, dated 2 July 1935.

Letter from William Pettigrew to Christopher Gimson, sending the typewritten material on. He hopes that Yumjao has more words to add to the list of vocabulary, and writes that he and Mrs Pettigrew are working on the historical part of the monograph at the British Museum and hope to add some more material to that portion. Typed, dated 9 July 1935.

Letter from Christopher Gimson to William Pettigrew, confirming receipt of papers from Kangpokpi. He writes that Yumjao Singh has found that some leaves are missing and asks Pettigrew to send those on if he has them. Typed, dated 23 October 1935.

Letter from William Pettigrew to Christopher Gimson to say that Dr Werelius did not find the missing leaves. He writes that the only place these might be found is within the volumes of Sir George Grierson's Linguistic Survey of India which he left with his library at Kangpokpi. Typed, dated 22 November 1935.

Letter from Christopher Gimson to William Pettigrew, confirming receipt of Pettigrew's manuscript on archaic Meitei. Typed, dated 22 November 1935.

Letter from William Pettigrew to Christopher Gimson asking for an update on the work. Typed, dated 4 August 1936.