notice · 1900
Two white triangular beacons, approximately 400 feet apart and visible for 10 miles, have been erected to guide vessels over the bar at the entrance to Aotea Harbor, with a minimum depth of 4 feet at low water spring tides.
January 5, 1900, 12 [No. 48 of 1899.] AOTEA HARBOR.—LEADING BEACONS. …
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LocationAotea Harbor
LocationKapua te- mauna
LocationSouth Head
ColonyNew Zealand
OfficialMarine Department
OfficialT. Thompson
OfficialMinister of Marine
OfficialNew Zealand Gazette
LocationPatea Roadstead
LocationAotea Harbor
LocationSouth Head
LocationWellington, N.Z.
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 3, 5 January 1900.
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Near this placeAotea Harbor · Kapua te- mauna · South Head · New Zealand · Patea Roadstead