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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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No. Name. Address.
1461. Weeks, Frederick George Baker.. Christchurch.
1747. Webster, Henry Gaydon . . Hamilton.
41. Wells, John Dyson Stott . . Auckland.
170. Weller, Henry William . . Wellington.
1694. Welsh, William . . Wellington.
659. Westerman, Gilbert . . Auckland.
250. Westwood, Balfoir Horsburgh . . Hawera.
1226. Wharfe, Oscar Mervyn Rice . . Pukekohe.
48. Wheeler, William Henry . . Auckland.
653. Wheeler, Sidney . . Auckland.
1265. Whelan, Clifford James . . Dunedin.
985. Whelan, Denis . . Dunedin.
635. White, Alfred James . . Dunedin.
1455. White, Ernest Alfred, jun. . . Johnsonville.
861. White, George Charles .. Auckland.
1695. White, Samuel . . . . Dunedin.
331. White, William Exley . . Invercargill.
1593. Whiteley, Gordon . . Auckland.
180. Whitfield, Alexander Wilfred . . Christchurch.
1592. Whitfield, Jubilee Ralph . . Whangarei.
650. Widdicombe, Charles Henry . . Auckland.
1339. Wiechern, Harold Frederick Theodore . . Wellington.
1749. Wilkins, John . . Dannevirke.
423. Wilkinson, Arnold . . Cambridge.
183. Wilkinson, Thomas . . Christchurch.
42. Wilkinson, William Henry . . Auckland.
46. Willers, Albert Samuel . . Auckland.
1184. Williams, Charles Henry . . Otaki.
1146. Williams, Edward William . . Auckland.
1167. Williams, Frederick Albert Fitz . . Auckland.
1237. Williams, Henry Hector . . Masterton.
1509. Williams, Herbert Spencer . . Christchurch.
463. Williams, John Harold Mostyn . . Westport.
864. Williams, John Thomas . . Wellington.
658. Williams, Joseph Charles . . Auckland.
404. Williams, Percy William . . Hamilton.
181. Williams, Walter . . Christchurch.
1637. Williamson, Frank . . . . Christchurch.
317. Willmott, Walter Ronald . . Nelson.
1341. Wills, Percy Daniel . . Palmerston North.
551. Wilmot, James Henry . . Lower Hutt.
172. Wilson, Charles . . . . Auckland.
1516. Wilson, David . . . . Dunedin.
1750. Wilson, Ernest . . . . Petone.
1133. Wilson, Frederick James . . Auckland.
858. Wilson, James . . . . Dunedin.
1553. Wilson, James . . . . Auckland.
1352. Wilson, James Calder . . Invercargill.
1134. Wilson, Stephen . . Hamilton.
261. Wilson, William Warden . . Dunedin.
977. Winterbourn, Leslie . . . . Christchurch.
1785. Wither, Clarence Litterick . . Auckland.
1300. Wolstenholme, Arthur . . . . Auckland.
274. Wood, Andrew . . . . Dunedin.
770. Woods, Charles Gordon . . Christchurch.
47. Wood, Richard Robert . . . . Auckland.
1358. Woodard, Spencer . . . . Auckland.
1427. Wrack, Sidney B. S. . . Whangarei.
636. Wright, George Egbert . . . . Dunedin.
182. Wykes, Cyril Dillon . . . . Dargaville.
857. Wysocki, Harold Max . . . . Marton.
Y.
1359. Yalden, Frank Leonard . . . . Auckland.
1554. Yates, Harry . . . . . . Auckland.
1213. Yates, Herbert George . . . Masterton.
1043. Yates, William Lawrence . . . Napier.
666. Yorath, Thomas Harry . . . . Christchurch.
1047. York, Frederick Owen . . . . Nelson.
1736. Young, Charles Walter . . . . . Nelson.
1978. Young, Ernest Alfred . . . . . Napier.
1301. Young, Henry George . . . . . Hamilton.
665. Young, John Herbert . . . . . Otaki.
1441. Young, John Rearly . . . . . . Gisborne.
1696. Young, Ray Victor . . . . . Wanganui.
Z.
1786. Zander, Frederick Wilhelm . . . . Marton.
Notice to Mariners No. 11 of 1927.
NEW ZEALAND.-NORTH ISLAND.-NORTHERN COAST.-
WHANGAROA HARBOUR.
Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 3rd March, 1927.
Buoy to be discontinued.
Position.-Lat. 35° 02½' S., long. 173° 46¼' E.
Details.-The buoy which exists at the northern end of the
shoal off Kopumiti Point, on the southern side of the approach
to Kopumiti Bay, will be discontinued at an early date. No
further notice will be given.
Chart affected.-1092.
Publication.-“New Zealand Pilot,” 9th edition, 1919,
page 142.
Authority.-Capt. J. Bollons, N.Z. Government s.s. “Tutane-kai,” 9/2/27.
G. C. GODFREY, Secretary.
Notice to Mariners No. 12 of 1927.
NEW ZEALAND.-NORTH ISLAND.-WEST COAST.-KAIPARA
HARBOUR.
Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 3rd March, 1927.
Soundings at Entrance.
Previous Notice.-No. 6 of 1926.
Position.-Kaipara Bar, lat. 36° 26' S., long. 174° 00' E.
Details.-On the 4th February, 1927, a line of soundings
was taken over the bar. There is a depth of 20 ft. of water
at mean low water springs with the rear leading beacon
midway between the lighthouse and the front leading beacon.
The deep water on the bar extends to the north-west as far
as a line which brings the lighthouse in transit with the rear
leading beacon. After crossing the bar inwards on these
marks a vessel must gradually haul up to get the front and
rear leading beacons in transit before reaching the North
Spit.
Chart affected.-2614.
Publications.-“New Zealand Pilot,” 9th edition, 1919,
page 57; “New Zealand Nautical Almanac,” 1927, pages
270 and 331.
Authority.-Capt. J. Bollons, N.Z. Government s.s. “Tutane-kai,” 9/2/27.
G. C. GODFREY, Secretary.
Notice to Mariners No. 13 of 1927.
Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 4th March, 1927.
THE following notice to mariners which has been received
from the Admiralty, London, is published for general
information.
G. C. GODFREY, Secretary.
SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN-SAMOA ISLANDS, TUTUILA.
Anuu Island.-New light established.
Position.-On the summit of Anuu Island, in place of the
former light. Lat. 14° 19' S., long. 170° 33' W. (approx.).
Abridged description.-Fl. ev. 3 sec., 253 ft., 10 M.
Details.-The fixed red light has been discontinued and
replaced by a new light having the undermentioned
characteristics:-
Character.-Flashing white every three seconds, thus:
Flash 0·3 sec., eclipse 2·7 sec.
Elevation.-253 feet (77m1).
Visibility.-10 miles.
Power.-Not stated.
Structure.-White wooden square pyramidal tower, 15 feet
(4m6) in height.
Charts affected.-Nos. 1730, 1829.
Publications.-List of Lights, Part VI, 1924, No. 3123.
Pacific Islands Pilot, Vol II., 1918, page 539.
Authority.-U.S. Hyd. Office Notice No. 4283 of 1926.
(H. 8077/26.)