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The item has two telegraph, one was John Evershed asked to send his date of visit and journey from Kodaikanal and the second one was mentioning the New Zealand govt acceptance of terms proposed for his visit as shown at Simla.

This item was a "Report on the Astronomical Expedition to Kashmir during July 1915 to October 1916" prepared by John Evershed. The note describes sensitivity of the plates in E to F regions

This is Reply letter to U.O. No. 1921 of 3rd May to the Director General of Observatories from John Evershed about a suggestion of exposing of Grass Minimum thermometer at the highest point of hill away from trees or bushes.

This reply letter was sent to the Superintendent of Telegraphs from John Evershed, enclosing the rainfall statistics of Kodaikanal Observatory, which was requested in the previous letter.

This is Reply letter to the Director General of Observatories from John Evershed stating the instrumental co

This is Reply letter to the Director General of Observatories from J.W. Hearn sanctioning the extension of Mr John Evershed's services for a further one year, effective from 26th February 1922.

This is Reply letter to Mr Adams about working out seismograms so that they adopt the form proposed by the International Commission.

This fond contains items related to John Evershed and about his discoveries.

This item was about John Evershed (1911-1923) who joined Kodaikanal Observatory in 1907 as the Assistant Director and became the Director in 1911. In 1909, Evershed discovered that there is radial outflow of gases in a sunspot. This effect is now Known as the "Evershed Effect". For this seminal work, he was elected to the Royal Society in 1915 and was awarded the Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society in 1916.

This item was about the pencil sketches of solar prominences drawn by John Evershed.