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.
Evershed, JohnMadras (India)
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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.
Evershed, JohnThis letter was written to the Executive Engineer, Madura Special Division, about the allotment of funds to the Madras P.W.D. that would be made by the Imperial General of Observatories for some building works. And the partial allotment of funds at the request of the Director General of Observatories.
Kodaikanal Solar ObservatoryThis 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.
Evershed, JohnThis reply letter was sent to the Deputy Director of Madras Observatory informing the amount had been recovered from A.A. Narayana Aiyar in three instalments at Rs. 26-10-8 in the pay bills for April, May and June 1913.
Narayana Ayyar, A. A.This is Reply letter to Mr Adams about working out seismograms so that they adopt the form proposed by the International Commission.
Evershed, JohnThis is a reply letter stating that the Director cannot undertake the construction of any new building without the sanction of the Government of India because it is not in the main building of the observatory but a very short distance away
Kodaikanal Solar ObservatoryThis is a reply letter referring the previous letter the correct meaning of "Solar Physics Observatory Office portion" and "Engine Room" and also requested to furnish the certificate at an early date as the objection has been pending for over 2 months.
Kodaikanal Solar ObservatoryThe letter was from Thomas Royds, Assistant Director of Observatory, Kodaikanal to G.C. Simpson, the Imperial Meteorologist, Simla. Through this document, Thomas Royds conveyed a new method for taking the mean wind directions in this letter. The document was written in 1914 from Solar Physics Observatory, Kodaikanal.
Royds, ThomasThis item was photo of visit of Prof.S.Chandrasekhar and Mrs.Chandrasekhar along with Prof.M.K.V.Bappu in IIA, Bangalore campus.
Vainu Bappu, M. K.