The letter is from Charles Michie Smith to J. Hermann Field, imperial meteorologist Simla, regarding astronomical observations in Edinburg. It states that there are already 3 copies of astronomical observations at Edinburg by T. Henderson, and a second copy is not needed.
Smith, Charles MichieLetters
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This letter was about the conversations of C. M. Smith on sunspot article.
Smith, Charles MichieThis letter was about sending the copy of Rowland's map of the spectrum which made by Nagarajan to Gilbert T. Walker. Futher it was mentioned about Nagarajan's leave and the trained photographer.
Smith, Charles MichieThis letter was about arriving of grating and considered not perfect but overall, it's good.
Smith, Charles MichieThis letter was about the bad weather that hindering the work for many days. It also contains the new building for photoheliograph begun.
Smith, Charles MichieThis letter was about the expectations some idea of Evershed's intentions
Smith, Charles MichieThis is a reply letter from Charles Michie Smith, the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories to Gilbert T. Walker, the meteorological reporter to the government of India regarding the inadequacy of a single clock and along with the letter is a proposal stating the details about the required clocks for the Madras Observatory.
Walker, Gilbert T.This is a letter from Charles Michie Smith, the Director of Kodaikanal and Madras Observatories to Gilbert T. Walker, the meteorological reporter to the government of India acknowledging the receipt of the drum.
Smith, Charles MichieThe letter is from Charles Michie Smith to Gilbert T. Walker regarding Pogson's copy of observations. It states that the proposal regarding the copies of Pogson's observations is satisfactory.
Smith, Charles MichieThis letter was about the questions answerd by C. M. Smith on enlarging the camera, sending Lockyer and Evershed's coming.
Smith, Charles Michie