Also included are letters from the following correspondents, mostly concerning National Council of Women business: Wilhelmina Sherriff Bain, Indiana, USA, 1905; Vida Goldstein, 1904; Christina Henderson, 190[1], 1903; Emily Hill, 1903, 1904; Bertha P. Hill, 1903; Mr G Laurenson, 1904; Sarah S. Page, 1905; K. [Kate] Sheppard, 1902; Meta Sievwright, 1905; L.M. Smith of the 'White Ribbon', 1904; Henry William Wilson, Auckland City Council Town Clerk, regarding the setting up of a Children's Court, 1904, and bylaws; Mr Baume, regarding Bills and the presentation of a petition to parliament alongside a printed extract titled "The Juvenile Offenders Act, 1905"; and rules for the National Council of Women Literature Committee, 1905.

Several printed extracts and items of ephemera are also present: including a receipt issued by the NCWNZ to Amey Daldy for the sum of three pounds, dated 7 January 1904; an 'In Memoriam' card of Margaret Home Richardson; and a letter extract from James Hardie Neil to the Editor of the 'New Zealand Herald' newspaper regarding hospital management, dated 12 March 1903.