AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND, 1877.

DEAR MR. CALVER,—Since writing to you I have been observing with the

6-1/2 in. equatorial telescope, and I have much pleasure in

informing you that I am greatly pleased with its performance. The

definition of the planets is beautiful.

I am happy to inform you that I have found a most minute crater in

Picard _a_, it is much smaller than the test crater (mentioned in

Cel. Obj., by WEBB, page 83) in same formation. I wrote to Mr. WEBB

about it, and since then I have seen it distinctly; it is another

proof of the excellence of your telescope.

Yours truly,

(_Signed_.)

Mr. G. CALVER.

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_From_ J. C. HARKER, Esq.

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