notice · 1844
A floating light vessel will exhibit a bright revolving light near the Cork Ledge, off Harwich Harbour, from sunset to sunrise, commencing May 1st, 1845.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in compliance with the request of the Merchants, Shipowners, Masters No. 96. …
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Officialthis Corporation
OfficialJ. HERBERT
OfficialSecretary
Locationeast coast of England
LocationCork Ledge
LocationHarwich Harbour
LocationHarwich Naze
LocationW. Walton
LocationHarwich
Start DateWednes- day, the 1st May next
Effective Date1st May
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 96, 22 October 1844.
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Near this placeeast coast of England · Cork Ledge · Harwich Harbour · Harwich Naze · W. Walton