RefNoMS/591/2/4
LevelItem
TitleCopy letter from W N [William Napier] Shaw, Meteorological Office, 63 Victoria Street, London, to H T [Hartley Travers] Ferrar, Survey Department, Giza, Egypt
CreatorShaw; Sir; William Napier (1854-1945)
RecipientFerrar; Hartley Travers (1879-1932); geologist and polar explorer
Date10 December 1908
DescriptionShaw acknowledges that he has received Ferrar's letter from 1 December 1908 [see MS/591/2/3]. He believes that all the data received by the Meteorological Office has been published, so will investigate what happened to the observations from the Ferrar Glacier. No further published volumes relating to the expedition are planned, and Shaw sugggests Ferrar could write a separate paper on the subject. His comments about the snow gauge readings and the nails will be sent to [William Henry] Dines. A summary of payments owed to Shaw by the Royal Society's Antarctic Committee is included.
Extent2p
FormatTypescript copy
AccessStatusOpen
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CodePersonNameDates
NA7142Shaw; Sir; William Napier (1854 - 1945); meteorologist1854 - 1945
NA6243Dines; William Henry (1855 - 1927); meteorologist1855 - 1927
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