ANTARCTIC CONDITIONS.
MATHEMATICAN AT WORK. B_. Telegraph—Press Association—Copyrig.it Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. LONDON. May 2. Dr Charles Chree, superintendent of Yew Observatory, who is retiring on Tuesday, told a “ Daily Telegraph interviewer: “ I shall still continue my mathematical work. At present I am reducing the observations of the Australian expedition to the Antarctic under Sir Douglas Mawson. The results of geographical conditions in high latitudes are always interesting. The members of the expedition in this case were able to establish a station near the magnetic pole, and the rest.] ts of the observations may enable guidances to be given to another expedition concerning the instruments for use and what big disturbances to provide for.’’
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17528, 4 May 1925, Page 11
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