JUNE 2.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1637

Dunsford, W. G. .. .. .. Timaru.
Fisher, K. W. .. .. .. Christchurch.
Fisher, R. H. .. .. .. "
Francis, N. . . .. .. .. Waimate.
Graham, F. . . .. .. .. Christchurch.
Graham, F. E. .. .. .. "
Hepworth, R. .. .. .. "
Hopkins, W. J. M. .. .. .. "
Hulme, G. W. .. .. .. "
Jameson, J. O. .. .. .. "
Jameson, S. W. .. .. .. "
Labatt, F. H. .. .. .. "
Ollivier, C. C. M. .. .. .. "
Raymond, F. A. .. .. .. Timaru.
Warren, F. M. .. .. .. Christchurch.
Webb, E. R. .. .. .. "

OTAGO DISTRICT.

Brent, S. E. .. .. .. Dunedin.
Crawford, D. .. .. .. "
Davies, W. .. .. .. "
Fenwick, A. G. .. .. .. "
Fenwick, H. S. .. .. .. "
Goodger, James .. .. .. Cromwell.
Graham, T. S. .. .. .. Dunedin.
Haggitt, J. A. .. .. .. "
Hamilton, A. .. .. .. "
Harraway, A. E. .. .. .. "
Hille, E. G. A. .. .. .. Oamaru.
Hislop, J. S. .. .. .. Dunedin.
Irvine, W. H. .. .. .. "
Jones, J. M. .. .. .. Oamaru.
Lamb, Tompson .. .. .. Dunedin.
Lawson, J. N. .. .. .. "
Logan, John .. .. .. "
Mathewson, R. A. .. .. .. "
McKerrow, T. J. .. .. .. "
McKinnon, A. A. .. .. .. Oamaru.
Mitchell, Hugh .. .. .. Dunedin.
Paterson, E. S. .. .. .. "
Reeves, H. J. .. .. .. "
Reid, H. W. .. .. .. "
Sidey, A. M. .. .. .. "
Sligo, W. F. .. .. .. "
Smith, E. R. .. .. .. "
Tapper, E. A. .. .. .. "
Trythall, E. . . .. .. .. "
Vivian, W. . . .. .. .. "
Watson, W. J. .. .. .. "
Wilson, H. E. .. .. .. "

SOUTHLAND DISTRICT.

Carswell, J. T. .. .. .. Invercargill.
Faite, B. J. . . .. .. .. Gore.
Macgregor, J. .. .. .. Invercargill.
Scandrett, W. B. .. .. .. Gore.

The gentlemen whose names appear below have not renewed the licenses issued to them in 1909, and are therefore ineligible to act as sharebrokers for the current year.

Ballantyne, C. .. .. .. Auckland.
Colson, E. .. .. .. "
Cockerton, J. A. .. .. .. Thames.
Craig, D. .. .. .. Paeroa.
Darby, E. F. .. .. .. Auckland.
Hill, K. .. .. .. "
Entrican, R. J. .. .. .. "
Hill, W. J. .. .. .. Coromandel.
Huddleston, H. P. .. .. .. Thames.
Hanson, P. M. .. .. .. Auckland.
Peacocke, G. I. .. .. .. "
Perkins, W. .. .. .. Te Kopuru.
Raeburn, J. .. .. .. Paeroa.
Cato, C. W. .. .. .. Napier.
Parker, J. .. .. .. "
Tabateau, W. J. .. .. .. "
Wellwood, N. R. .. .. .. Hastings.
Monteith, L. .. .. .. New Plymouth.
Watson, D. .. .. .. "
Bell, W. .. .. .. Wanganui.
Braund, V. M. .. .. .. Wellington.
Chaffey, E. L. .. .. .. "
Chase-Morris, R. .. .. .. "
Dimant, E. .. .. .. "
Gunn, N. McL. .. .. .. Dunedin.
Hutton, E. C. .. .. .. "
Jardine, W. .. .. .. Oamaru.
Richards, C. E. .. .. .. Alexandra South.
Ryan, L. .. .. .. "
Meek, R. P. .. .. .. Invercargill.

Notice to Mariners No. 56 of 1910.

Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 25th May, 1910.

THE following extracts from Notices to Mariners, received from the Hydrographic Office, at Washington, United States of America, are published for general information.

J. A. MILLAR.

ARGENTINA.

BUENOS AIRES.—OUTER ROADSTEAD.—LIGHT-VESSEL DISCONTINUED.—BEACONS AND LIGHT-BUOY ESTABLISHED.—Information has been received that Faro de Rada light-vessel, outer roadstead of Buenos Aires, has been discontinued.

The dredged channel now extends about 4 miles 114° from the eastern end of the outer channel, as at present shown on the charts.

A pile beacon painted red, exhibiting a fixed red light, has been established on the northern side of the eastern end of this newly dredged channel in (approximately) latitude 34° 39' 15" S., longitude 58° 03' 30" W.

A light-buoy painted black, exhibiting a fixed green light, has been established on the southern side of the entrance in (approximately) latitude 34° 39' 20" S., longitude 58° 03' 31" W.

A pile beacon painted red, exhibiting a fixed red light, has been established on the northern side of the junction of the newly dredged channel with the eastern end of the former outer channel.

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

OAHU.—HONOLULU HARBOUR ENTRANCE.—BELL BUOY REPLACED BY GAS BUOY.—On 17th February, 1910, a gas buoy, painted red and marked “Honolulu 2,” showing an intermittent red light every 5 seconds—thus, light 2½ seconds, eclipsed 2½ seconds—was established at the entrance to Honolulu Harbour, Hawaiian Islands, in place of outside entrance bell buoy 0, which was permanently discontinued.

BRITISH COLUMBIA.

VANCOUVER ISLAND.—EAST COAST.—BAYNES SOUND.—PORT AUGUSTA.—GOOSE SPIT.—LIGHT ESTABLISHED.—An unwatched intermittent red acetylene-gas light, visible 7 miles, has been established on the western extremity of Goose Spit, Port Augusta, Baynes Sound, British Columbia, in place of the day beacon previously maintained. The light is exhibited 30 ft. above high water from a steel cylindrical tank, painted red, surmounted by a red pyramidal steel frame supporting the lantern. The old wooden beacon has been taken down.

Approx. position: Lat. 49° 39' 40" N., long. 124° 54' 58" W.

Hydrographic Office Charts.—Nos. 527, 903, 1450, 1455, 2058, and 1976.

Coast Survey Charts.—Nos. 8 and 7000. H.O. Light List, Vol. i, 1909, No. 1263B. U.S. Lighthouse Board List of Lights on the Pacific Coast, 1909, page 38. H.O. Publication No. 96, the Coast of British Columbia, 1907, page 257.

GEORGIA STRAIT.—BURRARD INLET.—VANCOUVER HARBOUR.—BROCKTON POINT LIGHT IMPROVED.—The light shown on Brockton Point, at the entrance to Vancouver Harbour, Burrard Inlet, British Columbia, has been improved by the substitution of a fourth-order dioptric illuminating apparatus for the seventh-order lens heretofore used.

Approx. position: Lat. 49° 17' 44" N., long. 123° 06' 54" W.

WASHINGTON.

PUGET SOUND.—EAGLE HARBOUR RANGE LIGHTS MOVED.—Referring to Notice to Mariners No. 11 (543) of 1910, further notice is given that on 11th March, 1910, the range lights leading into Eagle Harbour, Puget Sound, Washington, were changed in position as follows:—

The front light was moved about 850 ft. 130°, and re-established on the edge of the high bank 52 ft. above the water.

The rear light was moved and re-established 80 ft. above the water 275 ft. 340° 40' from the front light.

Approximate position of front light on C.S. Chart No. 6444: Lat. 47° 37' 30" N., long. 122° 29' 52" W.

Coast Survey Charts.—Nos. 6400, 6450, 6444, and 6445. H.O. Publication No. 96, the Coast of British Columbia, 1907, page 77. United States Coast Pilot, Pacific Coast, 1909, pages 24 and 150.

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN.

SAMOA ISLANDS.—TUTUILA ISLAND.—REEF TO WESTWARD.—The French Government has given notice that an awash reef lies 3¾ miles westward of West Cape, Tutuila Island, Samoa Islands.