notice · 1838

Two lighthouses have been built on Donagree Point and will exhibit lights from sunset to sunrise starting December 1, 1837.

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By Order'of of the Committee, (Signed) "JOHNDENHAM, DENHAM, Captain, R. N. Marine Surveyor. NOTICE TO MARINERS. …

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OfficialJOHNDENHAM, DENHAM

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OfficialThe Corporation for preserving and improving the Port of Dublin, &c.

OfficialMarine Surveyor

OfficialInspector of the Light-houses of Ireland

LocationDublin

LocationDonagree Point

LocationIreland

Notice DateAugust 24, 1837

Event Date1st of December, 1837

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 322, 28 February 1838.

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