Fog Siguels at Howki Island Lighthouse. N° ICE is hereby given that the keepers at the above sti hearing " bell, fog horn, afoam whistle or any other sonnd during foggy or thick weather, indicating the proximity of a vessel, will fire two guns an interval of tree minutes between them, and, vessel's fog signal 1 heard. will repeat rifter an interval of en mi By order of the Inspector.' 1 of Customs, A. M. BISBEE, Coast Inspector. Imperial Muritime Customs, Coast Inspector's Office, Shanghai, 6th Feb., 1883.
NOTICE TO MARINERS, Rocks in Kelung Harbour.
No. 13.
OTIC & is hereby given that the rocks, which are laid down on the British Admiralty Chart (No, 2618] of Kelung Harbour, as bearing N. 653° E., (true) distant a Tittle more than 2 cables from Ruin Rock and having 18 fect of water on them, have now a depth of only 14 feet on them at low water spring tides.
By order of the Inspector General of Customs, A, M, BISBEE, Coast Inspector. Imperial Maritime Customs, Coast Inspector's Ellice, Shanghai, 19th February, 1883,
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