New Zealand Gazette – 1928 – No. 82

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✨ Wireless Transmission Schedule

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SCHEDULE—continued.

Area (see Chart).	Naval Authority who will arrange Transmission.	W/T Stations by which Messages will be transmitted.	Call Sign.	Wave-length Kc/s. (Metres). C.W. except on 500 Kc/s. (600 Metres.)	Times of Transmission. G.M.T.
4	Staff Officer (I.), Hong Kong, and Staff Officer (I.), Singapore	Seletar .. φCape D’Aguilar Cape D’Aguilar	GYL VPS VPS	125 kc/s. (2,400) 500 kc/s. (600)	0400, 1600 ..
5	Australian Naval Board, Melbourne	Townsville .. Perth .. Sydney .. Rabaul .. Adelaide .. Brisbane .. Melbourne .. Broome .. Port Darwin ..	VIT VIP VIS VJZ VIA VIB VIM VIO VID	125 kc/s. (2,400) 500 kc/s. (600)	0400, 1600 ..
6	Staff Officer (I.), Cape Town	Durban .. Cape Town .. Walvis .. Durban .. East London .. Port Elizabeth .. Cape Town .. Walvis .. Accra .. Lagos .. Sierra Leone ..	VND VNC VNV VND VNO VNQ VNC VNV VPG VPY VPU	125 kc/s. (2,400) 500 kc/s. (600)	0400, 1600 ..
7	Captain-in-Charge, Bermuda	φBermuda .. φJamaica .. φ*St. Lucia .. φBelize .. φGeorgetown .. Bermuda .. Jamaica .. St. Lucia .. Belize .. Georgetown .. Louisburg .. Cape Race .. Belle Isle .. †Fame Point .. †Father Point .. Quebec ..	GZH GZJ VQH VPP BZL GZH VQI VQH VPP BZL VAS VCE VCM VCG VCF VCC	125 kc/s. (2,400) 500 kc/s. (600) 127 kc/s. (2,362) 500 kc/s. (600)	0400, 1600 .. 0400, 1600 ..
8	Chief of Naval Staff, Canada Captain-in-Charge, Bermuda	Estevan .. Gonzales Hill .. Digby Island .. φBelize .. Belize ..	VAE VAK VAJ VPP VPP	125 kc/s. (2,400) 500 kc/s. (600) 125 kc/s. (2,400) 500 kc/s. (600)	0400, 1600 0400, 1600 ..
9	Captain-in-Charge, Bermuda	φGeorgetown .. Falklands .. Georgetown .. Falklands ..	BZL VPC BZL VPC	125 kc/s. (2,400) 500 kc/s. (600)	0400, 1600 ..
10	Captain-in-Charge, Bermuda	Falklands .. Falklands ..	VPC VPC	125 kc/s. (2,400) 500 kc/s. (600)	0400, 1600 ..
11	New Zealand Naval Board, Wellington	Auckland .. Wellington .. Awarua .. Chatham Islands .. Rarotonga .. Apia ..	VLD VLW VLB VLC VMR VMG	500 kc/s. (600)	..

Will transmit at 1600 only, during “test” period. † During season of navigation only.
φ For the test commencing on 1st January, 1929, these stations will transmit on 125 kc/s. (2,400 metres). As soon as information is available as to the normal transmitting waves of these stations in accordance with the International Radio-telegraph Convention these waves will be substituted.

NOTE.—This notice is a revision of the former notice quoted above.
(Notice No. 1395 of 1928, dated 11th September.)

Publication.—List of Wireless Signals, 1928, Appendix, page 645.

Authority.—The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. (H. 259/27.)

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🚂 Notice to Mariners regarding British Official Wireless Messages (continued from previous page)

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Dated24 October 1928
KeywordsMariners, Wireless Messages, Merchant Ships, Admiralty, Marine Department, Schedule, Transmission Times

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