This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.149. The documents have been numbered consecutively with C-1.152. This volume contains documents 159 to 271.
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.148. It contains 158 documents, numbered consecutively. What is apparently a duplicate of Frohmeyer’s annual reports from Tellitschery 1904 is laid unbound and uncatalogued in the front end papers.
The structure of this volume corresponds to that of C-1.136. It is numbered through and contains 244 documents. NB there is a small unfiled, uncatalogued "II Quartalsbericht" dated 21. July 1904 from J. Meyer and M.S. Schaible on the Bible Women…
This volume corresponds to C-1.141, except that the correspondence with the Calicut station has been filed in the first of the Malabar volumes in this year - this one includes sections for Codacal (26 documents); Waniyankulam (28); Palghat (21); …
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.140, except that in this year Calicut has been included in the first volume of Malabar correspondence, rather than the second. It is numbered through and contains 156 documents.
This volume corresponds in structure to the second part of C-1.137, consisting of sections for Calicut (71 documents); Codacal (25); Waniyankulam (13); Palghat (8); Keti (45); Kotageri (18). The documents in C-1.140 and C-1.141 are…
This volume corresponds in structure to the first part of C-1.137, consisting of sections for the Malabar District Executive Conference (55 documents); Cannanore (15); Talatscheri (40) and Chombala (11). It is numbered through and consists of…
This volume consists of the following sections: Field Executive Committee (52 documents); District Executive Committee for South Mahratta (45); Dharwad (17); Hubli (14); [Gadag] Betgeri (31); Guledagudda (11); Bijapur (4); Honowar (10). …
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