Correspondence about the new houses being built at Morningside Park, and, in particular, complaints that the oriel window of one of the houses constitutes a building infringement.

Noack informs Ewart of his concern that his collection of original drawings and photographs of zebras have not been returned to him as promised. Noack writes that he loaned this collection to a Dr J.P Prajak of the University of Edinburgh for Prajak's projected book 'Striped Horses of Africa'. Noack urges Ewart to ensure that the collection is returned to him.

Letter, 24 December 1924, Canvey Island, Gladys Hans to Donald Tovey. Describing misconduct and bad treatment and the position Gladys Hans is in. Holograph signed.

Ewart is not directly addressed as a recipient in the letter. Noack writes regarding the 'shameful' behaviour of Dr J.P Prajak, who works for Dr J Trakal in an educational academy in Prague. Professor Noack explains that he has reported him to the public prosecutor.

Correspondence from patients and public concerning treatment as well as building maintenance, parking issues etc.