This buoy will be shifted about milo to the south-westward of the position it now occupies; its colour, red, remaining unchanged.
—Waterman Bank Upper Buoy.
This buoy, now painted black, will have its colour changed to red, in order to guide vessels clear of the lower part of the Vine Point Shoal, and it will afterwards be known as the Vino Point Lower Buoy.
When the changes ioned above have been made, vessels going up the river should keep red buoys on the board hand and black ones on the port hand. JAMES H. HART, Commissioner of Customs. A. M. BISBEE, Harbour Master.
Maritime Customs, 12th April, 1882. 19ap 753
NOTICE TO MARINERS,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.