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Letter from Christopher Gimson replying to the General Secretary of Asiatic Society of Bengal to say that he will be greatly interested in Dr S. K. Chatterji's comments on Pettigrew's manuscript and that the actual form of publication has not been decided on. With copy of the original letter to Gimson. Two letters, dated 11-22 August 1933.

Letter from Christopher Gimson replying to the General Secretary of Asiatic Society of Bengal, to say that he has met Pettigrew and will prepare an estimate of the cost of producing the monograph and that additional funds are likely required. With copy of the original letter to Gimson. Two letters, dated 19-30 August 1933.

Letter from Christopher Gimson replying to the General Secretary of Asiatic Society of Bengal, regarding Dr S. K. Chatterji's comments and finding funds for the publication of the book. With copy of the original letter to Gimson, as well as Dr S. K. Chatterji's comments. Two letters, dated 22 September-5 October 1933.

Letter from Christopher Gimson to Dr Werelius asking for help to get hold of Pettigrew's papers for the monograph on Archaic Meitei. He writes that Pettigrew's principal assistant in the work, Yumjao Singh, has said that he can finish it off for publication if Pettigrew is not coming back [to Manipur]. Handwritten, dated 18 May 1934.

Letter from Christopher Gimson to William Pettigrew, to say that as the papers for the monograph could not be found, the grant offered by the Archaeological Department has been relinquished. He writes that they should ask for a grant next year. Handwritten, dated 2 August 1934.

Letter from Christopher Gimson to William Pettigrew, to say that he is sorry to hear that Pettigrew is not returning to Manipuri. He hopes to receive the monograph manuscript with Pettigrew's instructions as to how it should be dealt with. Handwritten, dated 14 November 1934.

Letter from William Pettigrew to Christopher Gimson to say that he is looking forward to carry on the work in collaboration with Yumjao Singh. He asks if it is possible to send material to him in London for editing and printing. He further writes that the manuscript is now in New York but will be forwarded to London early next month. Typed, dated 6 February 1935.

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.