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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 37]

Supplementary Teachers' Register and Supplementary Graded List of Primary, Secondary, and Technical School Teachers, 1932.

Education Department,
Wellington, 23rd April, 1932.

THE following list of teachers is issued under the authority of the Minister of Education in accordance with the requirements of the Education Act. The list contains the names of—

(a) Teachers added to the Teachers' Register :

(b) Teachers already in the Teachers' Register—

(1) Now graded, but not previously graded :

(2) Whose grading has been altered as the result of correction in marks or change in certificate :

(3) Who are now graded under an additional division.

T. B. STRONG, Director of Education.

Notice to Mariners No. 23 of 1932.

Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 25th May, 1932.

THE following notices to Mariners have been received from the Admiralty, London, and are published for general information.

B. W. MILLIER, for Secretary.

No. 544.

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN.

Winslow Reef, Doubtful Existence of.

Position: Lat. 1° 42′ S., long. 174° 50′ W. (approx.).

Details: The Note (P.D.) against the reef is to be replaced by “E.D.”

Remarks: Winslow Reef was discovered by the ship “Phoenix” in 1851; it was reported to extend one mile in a north-west and south-east direction and to be three-quarters of a mile wide, with two pointed rocks awash.. In 1922, s.s. “Hauraki” passed over the charted position of the reef and saw no signs of shoal water. In 1928 s.s. “Nassa” and in 1932 s.s. “Golden Cross” passed over the charted position and saw no indication of a reef. In 1926, the “Doris Crane” passed about three miles northward of a coral reef or sandbank about a mile long in an east and west direction in lat. 0° 55′ S., long. 174° 51′ W. It is therefore considered that the existence of Winslow Reef in its charted position is doubtful, and it is possible that the reef is identical with that reported by the “Doris Crane.”

(Notice No. 544 of 1932, dated 7th April.)

Charts affected: Nos. 780—2493—2683.

Publication: Pacific Islands Pilot, Vol. II, 1918, page 617; Supplement No. 9/1929.

Authority: U.S. Hyd. Office Notice No. 707/1932. (H. 2160/32.)

No. 547. UNITED STATES, PACIFIC COAST.—WASHINGTON.

Cape Flattery, Amended Depth of Shoal in Vicinity of.

Position: 5·5 miles 171° from Cape Flattery light. Lat. 48° 18′ N., long. 124° 43′ W. (approx.).

Amendment: The 4½-fathom (8m7) depth is to be replaced by the symbol for a rock with less than 6 ft. (1m8).

(Notice No. 547 of 1932, dated 7th April.)

Charts affected: Nos. 1911—1917—2531.

Publication: W.C. Central America, &c., Pilot, 1925, page 346; Supplement No. 5/1931.

Authority: U.S. Hyd. Office Notice No. 675/1932. (H. 2156/32.)

No. 548. (P). UNITED STATES, PACIFIC COAST.—WASHINGTON.

Cape Flattery.—Intended Alteration in Light.

Date of Alteration: About 1st June, 1932; further notice will be given.

Position: On Tatoosh Id. Lat. 48° 23′ N., long. 124° 44′ W. (approx.).

Details: The group occulting light with red and white sectors will be replaced by a group flashing white light having three flashes every forty-five seconds.

(Notice No. 548 of 1932, dated 7th April.)

Charts which will be affected: Nos. 2531 (with plan)—1911—1917—787.

Publication: List of Lights, Part VII, 1930, No. 1184.

Authority: U.S. Hyd. Office Notice No. 676/1932. (H. 2156/32.)