Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-09 00:00:00

CROSBY CIIAN

b
C. 1. f Black Nu-1 Buoy to • mile
removed N. W. N. Dtia r
S. E.
fathoms, off the dry spit of Brac
the Jordan Flats, in 18 feet at tical
low water. W.

C. R. Black Nun Buoy to be 't C. 1
.remos.ed N. W. I N. 160
fathoms, in 24 feet

at low

Wale/.
l W. is. i mill. -
• C. 1. Red • Can .0
Buoy to be - Formby Lightship N. by E. 4
removed N. W. 43 N. 480 mile. V. 4. Black Nun 13ii•
with Perch 'X S. E. iE. a'of
fathoms off the Elbow of the. '
Lump, m feet 'mileC 2 Red Can 131 Y
West- diddle Lum • 18 ' -
S. E. a S. southerly 1} 01' e
at low water. nearly.

QUEEN'S CHA;NN-EL

. ,- - . .. •
-B a ,
Q. 2. Black Nun Buoy to be re-' Formby Lightship. E. :j
u.-
moved S. E. by mile nearly. Q. 2. Red E. iE. 150 n— iilliuoy S. s.W. 4. W. 5-16 4,
e‘
fathoms, ia 13 feet at low Q. I. Black Nun -Buoy N• •
water. by W. 4W. i mile early. ..
, .
• Fdrmbv Lightship L. by S. i'''
t mile nearly. Q. 2. Blaca;iy,
Q. 2. Red Can Buoy to be re-, . .
moved S. E. by E. I E. 100
Buoy, N.N.E.Isi ' 4- R:. 5-16 in
fathoms; lit 12 feet at low
Q. 1. Red Can Burl, LW.
water. W. i W. I mile.

HORSE CHAN_
For the mirpbse of carrying out with uniformity the system/
buoyage at present in use, it is intended to make the follo
changes in the buoys moored in the Horse Channel, viz.—H 2
Nun Buoy and 13 4 Red Nun Buoy will be changed to Can BU°
The Flats Buoy H 1, chequered black and white, will be chap
to a Black Nun Buoy, with perch.
It is further signified that, at a future time, of which due no ti.!
will be given, a Pillar Buoy similar to, but of less dimensions Oil
the Queen's Channel Bell Beacon, without a bell or perch and br
will be substituted for theN.W. Buoy H. 1 Red Can, with /wet"
MURRAY T. PARKS, Marine Surveyor and Water Bailiff'
. By order of thelderiky Docks and Harbour Board,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary''

Dock Offices, July 7, 1449

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