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No.

(70 5)

(8)-Rescue Tug

'Kau Sing"

Description. and Aerial input. "

1364

220

37 VPFR

500

600

425.5

8330

36

Interrupted Contin- uons Wave, (800) per-

705 | jods), .05 KW, self excite valve traps-

4550

66

mitter,

Normal

working range

()ت.

19

**

200

Service on which employed.

Harbour.

Temporarily discontinued.

38 YPJA.

1364

220

(9)-Police Launch No. 1.

Intercupted Contin-

50

Police,

300

600

nous Wuve, (800 per-

4550

6

| iods), .05 K.W, self

200

excited valve frans- mitter.

(10) Police Launch No. 2.

39 VPFZ

1364 500

220

Interrupted Contin-

50

Police.

600

nons Wave, (800 per-

iods), ,05 KW, self

40 V PBC

VPBQ!

1364 500

220

600

excited valve Mans- mitter,

(11)-Police Launch No. 3.

Interrupted Contin-

nous Wave, (500 per-

iods), .05 KW, self

50 Police.

excited valve trans- | mitter.

(12)--Police Launch No. 4.

Interrupted Contin-

لاق

Police.

41

PFT

1361

500 |

220

uous Wave. (800 per- ! iods), 0 K.W, self

excited valve trans- mitter.

(13) Government Radio Office, Ground floor, P. & O. Building,

Des Voeux Road, Central, Victoria.

Central control and emergency receiving oflice, controls all Cape D'Aguilar transmitters and receives signals picked up by the Government Receiving Station at Victoria Peak by means of a system of tone channels. accepts and delivers telegrams to most places in the Far East, American Continents, Australasia and Europe.

(14)-Government Marine Radio Office, 1st floor, General Post

Office Building, Des Voeux Road, Central, Victoria.

Accepts and delivers telegrams to and from ships at see and aircraft. Receives and publishes Rugby Press telegrams twice daily, League of Nations Press from Geneva once weekly, maintains communication with Waglan Lighthouse by submarine cable. Advises Government Departments and the general public as required, of vessels entering the harbour, receives and forwards meteorological telegrams, navigation warnings, health bulletins, and issues broadcast receiving licences.

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