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• Letters, mostly brief, on family matters, Morocco, writing and speeches with a long letter on German reparations and unemployment in Britain. From London, Morocco and at sea
• Letters on family matters. 'What with China negotiations, and the completion of the Gold Standard for Germany and the Franco-Spanish dispute in Morocco and the Cable-Wireless merger, the flow of correspondence is unceasing', 25 August. From London, Wales and Scotland
• Letters, some to Addis's children, on visits and sightseeing in Morocco, domestic affairs, the war, 'There seems no end to the questions going to the very roots of our financial system which the war and the moratorium have raised', 10 August, and the fortunes of sons Tom and Charles in the army and navy. With letters from sons Charles and William with their father in Morocco. From London, Morocco, Paris and Scotland.
• Letters mainly on personal and family matters with occasional brief references to work. With letters to children and letters from sons Tom and Charles to their mother. From Morocco, Paris, Scotland and London.
• Letters describing a visit to Morocco on Bank of Morocco business with daughter Robina, family matters including Addis's refusal of £20 for a newspaper article, 'It doesn't seem so long ago when I was glad to take a couple of guineas for a leading article in the N.C. Herald', 21 July; detailed letters on daily meetings with bankers and politicians in the US, 'Their whole tradition and outlook is provincial', 24 August, with letters to son Charles on Addis's proposed visit to China, to daughter Robina on the future of China and from Robina with good wishes.