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Various documents about the concession for Jerusalem-Jaffa railway: Monseiur Will, the concession-holder, could not complete the construction of Jerusalem-Jaffa railway in the committed time. In order to enable him to complete the construction the scheduled time could be reset. 1: a report signed by 5 members of the Public Works Council; 2: a report signed by 28 members of the Public Works Council; 3: signed by [illegible]; 4-5, 7-8: no signature; 6: signed by [illegible].

Documents about the domestic regulations of the company that is to be established with the aim of constructing Jerusalem-Jaffa railway, and about the requirement to issue an imperial decree for the acceptance of these regulations. 1, 4: no signature; 2: a report signed by 28 members of the Public Works Council; 3: signed by [illegible].

Translation of the contract for the construction of Jerusalem-Jaffa highway. No signature.

Copy of the imperial decree affirming the concession for the construction and operation of a railway between Jerusalem and Jaffa, and construction of the affiliated branches of this railway in Nablus and Gaza. This concession was granted to Yusuf Navon, a subject of Ottoman state. 1-2: no signature.

Contract, regulations and letter by the Ministry of Trade and Public Works about the concession for the construction a railway between Jerusalem and Jaffa that granted to Yusuf Navon, a subject of Ottoman state. 1, 4: no signature; 2-3, 5-7: signed by [illegible].

The internal regulation of the Palestine Commercial Bank Company established in Jerusalem, and the related license from the Ministry of Commerce and Public Works. 1, 3: no signature; 2: signed by [illegible].

Informing the French Ambassador to notify the French consul of Jerusalem to follow orders, because some undesirable events occurred as he hoisted flag in contrary to ordinary practice. No signature.

The contract stating that two hundred thousand thalers have been deposited by the Ethiopian Emperor in the Credit Lyonnais Bank for the purpose of helping Ethiopian priests and pilgrims out. 1-3: no signature.

Letter by the governor of Jerusalem, İbrahim Edhem, sent to the director of the financial administraion of Sidon Province informing him about the peculations by the Clerk Cercis while he is serving as the chief clerk in Hebron, and notfying him to nominate, as much as possible, Turkish clerks to this post. 1: signed by [illegible]; 2: no signature.

The ratio of the money needed to repair sahratullah Masjid in Jerusalem from emval narrow should be given to the Minister to, Awqaf Minister to tezkire. 1-2: no signature.