notice · 1846
Revised sailing directions for Torres' Strait prepared under Captain Francis Price Blackwood of HMS Fly and published by Gipps's direction, 1 May 1846: seasons, the Raine's Island beacon, Barrier Reef entrances, Darnley, Stephen's and Wallis' Islands, Endeavour Strait, and a warning that the New Guinea coast people are hostile. Charts five shillings from the Port Master.
TORRES' STRAITS. ITH WITH reference to the Notices from this Office, dated the 30th May and 12th August, 1845, …
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OfficialCaptain Francis Price Blackwood
ShipFly
OfficialGOVERNOR
OfficialPort Master
LocationTorres' Straits
Publication DateIst May, 1846
Reference Date30th May
Reference Date12th August, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 36, 5 May 1846.
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