notice · 1854
A temporary lighthouse is being erected on the Outer Skerries of Whalsey, Shetland Isles, and will be exhibited from September 15th, 1854, showing a revolving bright white light every minute.
tends from Arthur's Head, and there is a clear but narrow passage of 4½ fathoms between, …
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OfficialJ. S. Roe
PlacePerth
PlaceWestern Australia
OfficialHugh C. E. Childers
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceWhalsey Skerries
PlaceShetland
PlaceShetland Isles
OfficialMR. DAVID STEVENSON
OfficialCommis- sioners
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 104, 14 November 1854.
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