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              IND-IIA-F217-I09 · Item · 17-02-1915
              Part of Correspondence regarding meteorology during 1898 to 1925

              The letter is from John Evershed to Messrs Adam Hilger regarding an order for three 60-degree flint prisms of the highest defining quality, two pieces of plane glass highest quality surfaces with one side polished, two pieces of plane parallel blue or green glass of good optical quality transmitting blue light but absorbing violet and ultra-violet. The letter mentions that the bill should be sent to the Director General of Observations in Simla, India.

              Evershed, John

              The letter is from John Evershed to Messrs Grindlay & Co regarding Delay in the arrival of periodicals. British journal of photography for january 1922 and british journal of photography almanac for 1922 are the periodicals mentioned in the letter.

              Evershed, John

              The letter is from John Evershed to Messrs Grindlay & Co regarding the rate of subscription yet to be paid. It states that an enclosed sheet has been sent by Societa Astronomica Italiani showing that the rate of subscription for the memoirs has not been paid yet.

              Evershed, John
              IND-IIA-F206-I05 · Item · 24-07-1922
              Part of Correspondence related to Nizamiah Observatory during 1917-1923

              This letter is from John Evershed to Mr Bhaskaran about the instructions to pack the 15-inch lens in a large case. He also mentioned that he had put castor oil between the component lenses to keep them perfectly adjusted and saved about 8 percent of light otherwise lost by reflection.

              Strange, W. L.
              IND-IIA-F198-I03 · Item · 02-04-1912
              Part of Queries Sent to Various Observatories from 1906 to 1923

              This letter is a reply regarding the sun's entry into Aries from the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories to Pirojshaw H Daste. He states that the sun does not enter the constellation of Aries on March 21; it is called the sign of Aries on or about the date, and this entry coincides with the spring equinox. The date of entry into the constellation Aries slowly changes.

              Daste, Pirojshaw H.