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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 10

Date of License.
1906, May 1 †409. Wall, William Charles, Wanganui, Wellington.
1907, Dec. 9 †410. Walshe, Harry Edward, Head Office, Lands and Survey Department, Wellington.
1908, April 15 †411. Ward, Louis Wellington, Dannevirke, Hawke’s Bay.
1901, May 17 †412. Ward, Percy, Auckland.
1901, April 18 †413. Ward, Thomas, A.M.I.C.E., Wellington.
1901, Aug. 19 †414. Ward, Wilfrid Francis, Waihao Downs, Canterbury.
1903, Nov. 14 †415. Ware, Charles Coburn, Newcastle, New South Wales.
1903, May 26 †416. Warner, Horatio Alfred, Lands and Survey Department, Auckland.
1911, Sept. 29 417. Waters, Allan Francis, Lands and Survey Department, New Plymouth.
1913, May 19 †418. Waters, Felix Herbert, Lands and Survey Department, Christchurch.
1901, May 20 †419. Watson, Robert William, Durban, South Africa.
1901, May 9 †420. Webb, Leonard Francis, Invercargill.
1902, April 11 †421. Webster, George Johnston, Coromandel.
1905, Nov. 8 †422. Wedde, Frederick Alexander, Federated Malay States.
1901, April 22 †423. Weir, Edward Owen, Lands and Survey Department, Dunedin.
1901, June 17 †424. Wheeler, William John, Land Officer and Inspector of Surveys, Lands and Survey Department, Gisborne.
1904, Nov. 3 †425. Whiteside, George Samuel, County Engineer, Kimbolton.
1914, Oct. 12 †426. Whittaker, Henry Herbert, Fiji.
1905, Oct. 7 †427. Wicks, Arthur John, Lands and Survey Department, Nelson.
1904, May 25 †428. Wilkins, Thomas Walter, Duvauchelle, Canterbury.
1919, Oct. 23 †429. Wilkinson, Allan Ashley, St. Albans, Christchurch.
1912, Oct. 5 †430. Wilkinson, Percy Russell, Lands and Survey, Auckland.
1905, Mar. 31 *†431. Williams, Frederick Joseph, Dunedin.
1901, May 2 †432. Wilmot, Ernest Herbert, Surveyor-General, Lands and Survey Department; Chairman of Surveyors’ Board, Wellington.

Date of License.
1901, April 30 †433. Wilson, Andrew, District Surveyor, Lands and Survey Department, Auckland.
1901, May 9 †434. Wilson, Anthony Dickson, Homewood, Marlborough.
1901, April 25 †435. Wilson, Donald Munro, District Surveyor, Lands and Survey Department, New Plymouth.
1911, Sept. 29 †436. Wilson, Ernest Gordon, Gore, Southland.
1901, April 22 †437. Wilson, Hugh Munro, Auckland.
1903, Mar. 30 †438. Wilson, James George, Lands and Survey Department, Christchurch.
1901, June 8 439. Wilson, John Alexander, M.I.C.E., Auckland.
1901, April 25 †440. Wilson, William, Hokitika.
1901, April 26 †441. Winter, George John, Gisborne.
1904, Nov. 3 442. Wood, John, A.M.I.C.E., Resident Engineer, Public Works Department, Whangarei, Auckland.
1901, April 23 †443. Wright, Arthur Blundell, Maxwell Road, Blenheim.
1901, April 18 †444. Wylde, Harry James, Palmerston North, Wellington.

1909, Oct. 20 †445. Young, John Cawte, Queensland.
1911, Mar. 27 *446. Young, Harben Robert, A.M.I.C.E., Assistant Engineer, Public Works Department, Paeroa, Auckland.
1901, May 7 †447. Young, Robert Austin, M.I.C.E., Tauranga, Auckland.

SUMMARY.
Licensed Surveyors, 1st January, 1919 .. .. .. 451
New licenses issued during 1919 .. .. .. 7
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458
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Deaths during 1919 .. .. .. 15
Licensed Surveyors, 1st January, 1920 .. .. .. 443
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458
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Notice to Mariners.—No. 3 of 1920.

Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 27th January, 1920.

THE following Notices to Mariners, which have been received from the Hydrographic Office, London, and the Department of Ports and Harbours, Melbourne, are published for general information.

B. W. MILLIER,
Acting Secretary.

ENGLAND.

SOUTH-EAST COAST.—THE DOWNS.—EXISTENCE OF A WRECK.

Position.—At a distance of about 8½ cables south-westward from the Gull light-vessel. Lat. 51° 15′ 18″ N., long. 1° 27′ 39″ E.

Description.—Sunken wreck of the three-masted schooner “Toogo.”

Remarks.—A wreck-marking buoy has been established about 60 yards north-westward from the wreck.

A wreck-marking light-vessel, exhibiting the regulation black balls by day and white lights by night, will be established as soon as possible close eastward of the wreck; no further notice with regard to the establishment of this wreck-marking light-vessel will be given.

SOUTH COAST.—PLYMOUTH SOUND.—MOUNT BATTEN BREAKWATER.—ALTERATION IN CHARACTER OF LIGHT.

Position.—Near extremity of Mount Batten Breakwater. Lat. 50° 21½′ N., long. 4° 8′ W.

New Abridged Description.—Lt. occ., ev. 5 secs.

Alteration.—The light has been altered from fixed white to occulting white every five seconds.

IRELAND.

SOUTH-WEST COAST.—BEREHAVEN.

(1.) Lonehort Point.—Light extinguished.

Position.—On Lonehort Point. Lat. 51° 38¾′ N., long. 9° 47′ W.

Details.—The occulting light with white, red, and green sectors has been extinguished.

Note.—A note “Extinguished (1919)” is to be placed against the above light on the charts.

(2.) Information with regard to Buoyage.

(a.) Torpedo range buoy withdrawn :

Position.—Lat. 51° 39′ N., long. 9° 49′ W.

Description.—A conical buoy.

Note.—The above buoy is to be expunged from the charts.

(b.) Alteration in colour of light-buoy :

Position.—Marking eastern side of George Rock.

Details.—The light-buoy is now painted red, instead of black and white as formerly.

CANADA.

GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE.—ANTICOSTI ISLAND, TABLE HEAD.—LIGHT AND FOG-SIGNAL ESTABLISHED.

(a.) Light :

Position.—On Table Head, lat. 49° 21′ 9″ N., long. 61° 54′ 33″ W., on Chart No. 305.

Abridged Description.—Lt. F. gp. fl. (2), ev. 20 secs., 112 ft., vis. 16 m.

Characteristics :

Character.—A fixed and group flashing white light showing two flashes every twenty seconds, thus—flash, interval 5 secs.; flash, interval 15 secs.

Elevation.—112 ft.

Visibility.—16 miles.

Power.—Fixed, 500 candles; flashes, 50,000 candles.

Structure.—A white octagonal concrete tower with red lantern.

Remarks.—For half the period of the light—i.e., 10 seconds—a fixed light will be visible through which the flashes will show, for the other half of the period the light will be totally eclipsed.

(b.) Fog-signal :

Description.—A horn giving two blasts of two-and-a-half seconds duration every seventy-five seconds, thus—blast 2½ secs., silent 5 secs.; blast 2½ secs., silent 65 secs.

Remarks.—The fog-signal station is a white rectangular wooden building, and the horn, which has an elevation of 72 ft., points in a north-easterly direction.