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This notice mandates that sailing vessels, whether under sail or being towed, must display a bright light between sunset and sunrise to prevent collisions, and vessels at anchor in roadsteads or fairways must also exhibit a constant bright light at the masthead, revoking previous regulations and effective from August 1, 1852.
SAILING VESSELS. We hereby require that all sailing vessels, when under sail or being towed, …
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OfficialHYDE PARK
OfficialP. HORNSBY
OfficialW. A. B. HAMILTON
Time Of Daysunset and sunrise
Time Of Daysunset and sunrise
Effective DateIst August, 1852
Notice Date1st May, 1852
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 46, 3 June 1854.
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