The letter is from Thomas Royds to the Director of the New York Public Library regarding Memoirs of Kodaikanal Observatory. It states that no further memoirs of the Kodaikanal Observatory have been published.
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This letter is from Thomas Royds to the Director General of Observatories stating new works regarding new buildings for Poona instruments. In this letter, the Superintending Engineer asked for 10,000 from the Madras Government for buildings.
Royds, ThomasLetter from Thomas Royds to Director General of Observatories requesting government order referred to the letter received from Executive Engineer, Madura Special Division.
Royds, ThomasThe letter served as a response to The Director General of Observatories's inquiry, stating that he had not received any orders from outside.
Royds, ThomasThe letter is from Thomas Royds to the Accountant General Madras regarding the Contingent bill for books and periodicals purchased. It requests a bill of exchange in favour of Messrs Grindley and Co.
Royds, ThomasThe letter is from Thomas Royds to the accountant general Madras regarding bills for purchasing books and periodicals. It is sent along with a contingent bill.
Royds, ThomasThe letter informs the correction of the data for the annual report 1913, which G. C. Simpson, the Imperial Meteorologist in SIMLA, prepared. The mistakes in the lowest barometer reading from August to December are mentioned in a tabular form.
Royds, ThomasThe letter was about the zodiacal light observation in 1916 done by A. A. Narayana Ayyar from Solar Physics Observatory, Kodaikanal. Thomas Royds sent the letter to Maunder in 1916. A. A Narayana Ayyar was the third assistant of Kodaikanal Observatory during that time.
Narayana Ayyar, A. A.The letter is from Thomas Royds to Messrs Grindley & Co with an order for periodicals. It consist of an order for a list of periodicals and also states that the amount for the subscription of periodicals will be remitted through a bill of exchange.
Royds, ThomasThe letter is from Thomas Royds to Messrs Grindlay & Co regarding a bill of exchange. It states that a bill of exchange for the estimated cost of periodicals 1921 is enclosed with the letter. It also requests for a stamped copy of the receipt of the amount and statement of accounts in duplicate by return mail.
Royds, Thomas