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LIST OF LICENSED SURVEYORS—continued.

Date of License. |
1901, May 9 | $457. Leonard Francis
1902, April 11 | 458. George Johnston
1905, Nov. 8 | 459. Frederick Alexander
1901, April 22 | †460. Edward Owen
1901, April 18 | †461. Joseph Sandell
1901, June 17 | †462. William John
1901, Sept. 27 | 463. George
1904, Nov. 3 | †464. George Samuel
1905. Oct. 7 | 465. Arthur John
1904, May 25 | 466. Thomas Walter
1901, April 18 | †467. William Davy
1912, Oct. 5 | 468. Percy Russell
1905, Mar. 31 | †469. Frederick Joseph
1912, April 13 | †470. William Brian de Laval
1901, May 2 | 471. Ernest Herbert
1901, April 30 | †472. Andrew
1901, May 9 | 473. Anthony Dickson
1901, April 25 | 474. Donald Munro
1911, Sept. 29 | 475. Ernest Gordon
1901, April 22 | †476. Hugh Munro
1903, Mar. 30 | 477. James George
1901, June 8 | †478. John Alexander
1901, April 25 | 479. William
1901, April 26 | †480. George John
1904, Nov. 3 | †481. John
1901, April 23 | 482. Arthur Blundell
1901, April 18 | †483. Harry James
1909, Oct. 20 | 484. John Cawte
1911, Mar. 27 | †485. Harben Robert
1901, May 7 | †486. Robert Austin

WEBB, Invercargill.
WEBSTER, Kaipara.
WEDDE, Federated Malay States.
WEIR, Lands and Survey Department, Nelson.
WELCH, Wellington.
WHEELER, District Surveyor, Lands and Survey Department, Auckland.
WHITCOMBE, Kawhia.
WHITESIDE, County Engineer, Waimea, Nelson.
WICKS, Lands and Survey Department, Blenheim.
WILKINS, Duvauchelle.
WILKINS, Akaroa.
WILKINSON, Auckland.
WILLIAMS, Dunedin.
WILLIS, Auckland.
WILMOT, Chief Surveyor, Lands and Survey Department; Member of Surveyors' Board, Dunedin.
WILSON, District Surveyor, Lands and Survey Department, Auckland.
WILSON, Homewood, Marlborough.
WILSON, District Surveyor, Lands and Survey Department, New Plymouth.
WILSON, Gore.
WILSON, Member of Surveyors Board, Auckland.
WILSON, Lands and Survey Department, Christchurch.
WILSON, M.Inst.C.E., Auckland.
WILSON, District Surveyor, Lands and Survey Department, Hokitika.
WINTER, Gisborne.
WOOD, Assoc.M.Inst.C.E., Resident Engineer, Public Works Department, Whangarei.
WRIGHT, Resident Engineer, Public Works Department, Blenheim.
WYLDE, Palmerston North.

YOUNG, Queensland.
YOUNG, Assoc.M.Inst.C.E., Assistant Engineer, Public Works Department, Paeroa.
YOUNG, M.Inst.C.E., Queenstown.

SUMMARY.

Licensed Surveyors, 1st January, 1913 .. 473
New licenses issued during 1913 .. 20
— 493

Deaths during 1913 .. 7
Licensed Surveyors, 1st January, 1913 .. 486
— 493

Notice to Mariners No. 11 of 1914.

Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 24th January, 1914.

THE following Notices to Mariners, received from the Port Officer, Melbourne, Victoria, and the Marine Board, Port Adelaide, South Australia, are published for general information.

B. W. MILLIER,
For Secretary.

VICTORIA.

Light near Tooradin Jetty, Western Port.

REFERRING to Notice to Mariners No. 125, dated 29th November, 1912, mariners, boatmen, and others are hereby notified that such notice is cancelled, and that an all-round fixed white light, elevated 30 ft. above high water, is shown from the lamp-post situated on the mainland on the eastern side of the channel, about one cable to the south-westward of Tooradin Jetty.

C. W. MACLEAN,
Melbourne, 29th December, 1913. Port Officer.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Gulf St. Vincent.—Marion Reef.

MASTERS of vessels and others are hereby informed that on and after the night of the 16th December, 1913, the black buoy, showing a fixed red light, which has hitherto marked the Marion Reef, will be removed, and instead thereof will be exhibited a new light as follows : An unwatched red light, flashing every two seconds, at a height of 35 ft. above H.W. from an openwork iron tower, surrounded by timber fender piling in 18 ft. at L.W.S. on the S.E. extreme of Marion Reef, with Troubridge Lighthouse bearing 9° (north 4° E. mag.) distant 2$ miles, and the light should be visible at a distance of about 6 miles in clear weather.

Approximate position : Lat. 35° 10′ S., long. 137° 49½′ E.
This affects Admiralty Charts Nos. 2389A and 2152.

Kangaroo Island.—Nepean Bay.

On and after the night of the 18th December, 1913, the bell buoy marking the position of the submarine telegraph cable to Yankalilla will be replaced by a buoy painted green with conical top, and showing at night an unwatched, fixed, red light, at a height of 9 ft. above water-level. The light should be visible in clear weather at a distance of about 6 miles. This buoy is moored in 3⅔ fathoms, and also marks the shallow water off the south-eastern extreme of the Kingscote Spit.

Approximate position : Lat. 35° 41¼′ S., long. 137° 42½ E.
This affects Admiralty Charts Nos. 2389A and 3641.

ARTHUR SEARCY,
President of the Marine Board and Marine Board Offices, Controller of Harbours.
Port Adelaide, 15th December, 1913.