to meet all objections as far as I can, either by private correspondence or through the medium of any journal. If i find that at least I have roused an interest in a few of my readers, I have had my reward."

ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS,
JOHN STREET, ADELPHI,
LONDON W. C.
25th August 11.

DEAR SIR,

I beg to acknowledge with many thanks your letter of 2nd instant.

Articles on Music scarcely come within the scope of the journal, which deals, as you know rather with the applied arts than fine arts.

If however, you would care to send me your ms. I should be glad to look at it.

The principal papers that deal with the subject of Music are, the "Musical News" 3, Wine Office Court, Fleet Street, "The Musical Standard," 83, Charing Cross Road, and "The Musical Times" 160, Wardour Street, the addresses given all being in London.

Yours faithfully,
G. K. MENZIES,
Asst. Secretary.

Rao Sahib M. Abraham Pandither,
            Karunanithi Medical Hall,
                    Tanjore.

Replies to my above articles.

ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS,
JOHN STREET, ADELPHI,
LONDON W. C.
17th Nov. 1911.

DEAR SIR,

Since receiving your letter of September 13th, I have been making inquiries in different directions, but I am sorry to say without any satisfactory results. It is difficult to find any people in this Country with interest in or knowledge of Indian Music. I am therefore returning the ms. which you were kind enough to send me, with much regret that I have not been able to assist you.

Yours faithfully,
G. K. MENZIES,
Editor of the Journal.

M. Abraham Pandither.
    Karunanithi Medical Hall,
        Tanjore.