Notice from Figgis & Co. Ltd. to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc that they are redeeming their preference shares and asking him to return them in a month as they will be of no further value.

"Draft typescript letter with amendments from Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, Maganey, to S E Allen Figgis, Allen Figgis & Co Ltd., Dawson St., Dublin thanking him for returning ""Trio in D"". In relation to ""Weekend"" he disagrees with him, and feels that he must be allowed to be the ""final arbiter of my own work"". He comments that the Coda is apt to be misunderstood, and that it implies the Ricorse or wheel and that Dermot might escape. The new ending does not allow for any misunderstanding ""Dermot is dead, good and proper"". He comments that he would much prefer the double anchor imprint rather than the Joycean riverrun. He comments that Miss Engel's thesis was a real eye-opener, and that the assumption that he is the only author is ""an intolerable dogma"". He states that he has instructed his literary executors on the matter whatever the outcome, and asks him to consider the matter further."

Notice from Frank Lewis, Public Relations Consultant, Killarney, inviting Eoghan Ó Tuairisc to a press conference at Marsh's Library, to announce plans for Listowel Writers' Week.

Notice from the manager of the National Bank to attend to his payment with J M Burke for £22.

Notice of application by Francis Lohan, Sylane, to Court to fix Fair Rent under the terms of the Land law (Ireland) Act (1881), for part of the lands of Sylane which he holds. The Order is served on Dermot O'Conor Donelan, his landlord.

Notice of application to Court to fix Fair Rents, by John Kane of Goolnamarla, Tuam, for part of the lands of Gooluamarla or Pulnamall. The Order is served on Dermot O'Conor Donelan, JP.

Notice of completion of registration of lands from the Land Registry of Ireland, Four Courts, Dublin, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, Stephen's Green Club, Dublin, giving him the new reference number to his title of lands.

Notice of meeting of the C.R.A. to take place at Markets Area, following the funeral of Billy McKevitt. Details of place and speakers to be confirmed. Issues and agenda items for the meeting also discussed.

Notice of meeting and agenda for a meeting of Coisde na Timthireachta, with a copy of the minutes for the meeting of 14th September, 1909 [in Irish].

Postcard with notice of meeting of the Hirschfeld Foundation at 18 North Great George's Street, Dublin 1, signed by Bill Keogh, Secretary.