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No. 224/1941. (T).
HONG KONG WATERS-TATHONG CHANNEL.
Small Moored Buoys.
Details.-Two small moored buoys, one red and white, and the other white in colour, are placed to seaward of a line joining Tathong Point and Tathong Rock.
Caution.-Vessels are warned to keep a good lookout for these buoys and give them
a clear berth.
Remarks. Other small moored buoys may be placed in the vicinity of the Tathong
Channel all of which are of a temporary nature.
Authority.-Naval Authorities.
HONG KONG, 27th September, 1941.
No. 225/1941.
MALACCA STRAIT-SOUTHERN APPROACHES TO PENANG HARBOUR.
Beacon Destroyed.
Position.-Lat. 05° 21' N., long. 100° 21' E. (Approx.).
Details.-(a) Beacon No. 5 charted in the above position has been destroyed.
(b) A red unlighted can buoy is being placed in the charted position of
the destroyed beacon.
Charts Affected.-Nos. 1366 and 3732.
Authority.-Naval Authorities.
HONG KONG, 29th September, 1941.
No. 226/1941. (T).
BORNEO-NORTH COAST-TURTLE ISLANDS.
Position.-Lat. 06° 10′ N., long. 118° 13′ E. (Approx.).
Details.-A survey buoy has been placed in the above position in nineteen fathoms
of water.
Authority.-U.S. Naval Authorities.
HONG KONG, 30th September, 1941.