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No. 11/1940.
NORTH WEST COAST OF BORNEO.
Tanjong Datu Lat. 2° 4′ 30′′ N. Long. 109° 39′ E. (Approx.). A flashing white light giving one flash every twelve seconds visible twelve miles has been established on top of Tanjong Datu about a quarter of a mile from the extreme north point. This light is still partially obscured to the Northwest by jungle which is being cleared. Further notice will be issued when light is properly established.
Authority:-Naval Authorities.
HONG KONG, 6th January, 1940.
No. 12/1940.
MALACCA STRAIT-EASTERN SHORE.
Teluk Anson-Light buoy to be established.
Date: On or about January 3rd, 1940.
Position:--2 Cables 294° from the "Chimney" shewn on Admiralty Chart No. 1009. Lat. 04° 00' N. Long. 101° 01' E. (approx.).
Details:-A light buoy exhibiting a flashing white light every ten seconds thus:-
Flash 1.5 seconds eclipse 8.5 seconds.
The buoy carries a black and white chequered conical topmark.
Remarks:-The above buoy will replace the black and white chequered buoy at present laid in this position.
Authority-Harbour Master, Perak, Singapore.
No. 13/1940.
MALAYA-EAST COAST, PAHANG RIVER. INFORMATION ABOUT BEACON.
Position:-Entrance to Pahang River. Lat. 03° 31' 32" N. Long. 103° 28′ 29′′ E.
Details:-The beacon exhibiting a white light which formerly existed on the ex- treme easterly point of Pulau Syed Hassan at the entrance to the Pahang River (Lat. 03° 32' N. Long. 103° 27′ E. (approx.)) has been moved to the position shewn above.
A light flashing white every five seconds visible five miles is exhibited from the beacon which also carries a square white topmark.
Authority-Harbour Master, Pahang, Singapore.
HONG KONG, 8th January, 1940.
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