THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 21sT MAY, 1879.

occasions during my brief administration of the

Colony, he has been fined for neglect of night

duties, yet I am sure every officer and man in the

Police Force will understand that this decision

points, on the other hand, to the fact that the

Head of the Executive will not be indifferent to the faithful discharge of the night duties of the

Police and that the award of whatever bonuses or

promotions in the Police may be at my disposal,

will depend, in no small degree, on the way in

which each individual in the Force does his work

in protecting the Colony at night.

J. POPE HENNESSY.

17th May, 1879.

己卯年 閏三月 十七日批

以役

263

堂於差役 盡心認眞遵守巡邏 於差役中各官各役均悟本部 職遭罰二次矣兹木部堂甚 久奈何斯時伊已因失夜之

夜更之職無不罣慮且不論有

何賞給遷陞本部堂悉依各差

役曾否盡心於夜間保護本港

以爲標準

No.117.

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

The following Hydrographic Notice is publish-

ed for general information.

By Command,

W. H. MARSH,

Colonial Secretary.

Colonial Secretary's Office,

號七十

第報憲

輔政使司馬爲 大英武師記度戰艦水師遊府祁

貴經大此

擔線洲

北得

十九秒有一暗礁自礁視大擔尾洲左一角爲北三十度偏西視大尾右 知在緯線北第二十一度五十七分三十六秒經線東一百十四度七分五 照會爭照付現據本慶都司京報稱沿海船隻駛進香港經大檐尾門者應

偏線視

西北此

方應為

俟北

駛明六 尾分者

現及過見十避右五應爲

大擔尾洲二者之間探試水之深淺則有英尺四十八尺或六十尺等語現 此線該暗礁自東至西長英尺五十尺自南至北闊英尺二十尺由暗礁及 二洲頭離開大擔尾洲西南角爲北五度三十七分三十秒偏西方可駛過 七度偏此視彼爲南六十七度偏西凡有船隻切勿駛向線北應俟明見 險法程應計自二洲之東南至鷄桓洲之中面取平直線波視此爲北六十 一角爲北五十八度偏東朔望潮落時石上最淺之處水深英尺十三尺避

應則尺五

移有自度

照英南三有

+

右 尺至

1=

月照

+

香港輔政使司馬 貴司請爲遍示曉諭須至照會者 經詳察已上所考均皆準確爲此相應移照

Hongkong, 13th May, 879.

HYDROGRAPHIC NOTICE.

APPROACHES TO HONGKONG—TYTAMI

CHANNEL.

Position of Danger.

Latitude 21°57′ 36" N. Longitude 114° 07'59" E.

Left extreme Tytami Island, ......N. 30° W.

Right extreme Tytami Island, ....N. 58° E.

Least Water on the Rock (reduced to Low Water Springs) 13 feet.

Clearing Marks.

No vessel should stand to the Northward of a line join- ing the S. E. point of Yechau Island with the centre of Guyune Island (bearing respectively from each other N. 67° E. and S. 67° W.), until Echau Head opens clear of S. W. point of Tytami Island bearing N. ↓ W.

This rock is about 50 feet long East and West, and 20 feet North and South.

Between the Rock and the Island the Soundings vary from 8 to 10 fathoms.

Lieutenant & Navigating Officer, H. M. S. Mosquito.

(Signed,)

G. L. KING-HARMAN,

Approved,

(Signed,) GEO. A. G. GREY,

Lieutenant & Commander,

H. M. S. Mosquito.

Hongkong, 8th May, 1879.

This Notice affects Admiralty Chart No. 2219, and Sailing Directions for the China Sea, Vol. III, page 73.

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