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tower, which is also the main lighthouse. 10
l!optrfe - tae seventh order,
The Illuminating apparatus In the front
range tower Is catopsric.
In consequence az the short distance OBJ
tasnahle between The range lights and the
long distance IN the alignment 10 the rccf
uuof. IA important TO Keep the Exats
very closely in alignment until TIE reef
buoy has been passed
TIE lantern and upper part % the large
lighthouse tower previously used have been
RACED. and the dwelling roof has h@en cofl-
ttnued ever the tower portion. converting
the whole building into a dwelling house
Approximate position. rsar lighthouse. lat
ituds ~ degrees ~ minutes is seconds north.
longitude ia degrees ~ minutes 10 seconds
west IN. NJ. u. 1881 tSotice TO mariners
No. -. OTTAWA. 1881
Hydr0graphic ofthce csar.s--Nos. 90 and
f.tsS. 1Agh. list, volume |, No. -, page 81.
Coast survey caarts-So. t,aA. ii. O.
publication Nc rs, the coast OF british CO.
lumbla. eTC.. 1881. pages lss and ~.
British osolgmhia~eFrase- river entrance
Light on Garry point-Juiy "a. isss. light
was established on Garry poin; at the mouth
of the main channel os the Fraser river.
The light 10 a fixed red light, elevated =
feet above high water mark and should
be visible six miles from all points OF APP
preach. IL Is shown from lens lantern
standing on the platform Of the tide gauge.
which - supported on pile work.
This light IL intended for the benefit OF
light draft fishing boats which can cross
the sand heads a; high tide. In consequence
Of the turns In the channel IL VIII be- I'M
possible 10 use II as guide I'm the main
channel through the sand heads. IN. ID.
36. lsss. fNoiice TO mariners No. "A. Ottawa.
1851
Hydrographic Office charts-Nos ae ard
es,. Light list. volume l. No. lisa, page 81.
Coast survey charts-Nn. 500
British Admiralty charts ussued to Y.
4 vessels Nos. 2.fsa s7s. and ga. II o.
publication No. IS. the coast OF British Co.
iumbia, ETC. issi. rage las.
British Columbia Fraser river entrance
Alteration m positions OF sand heads bell
buoy-North sand head beacon discontinued.
In consequence OF a change in the outer
end OF the navigahie channel through the
sand heads at tho mouth OF the Fraser
river the bell buoy, which marks the point
where the channel reaches deep water. has
been moved $50 Feet south degree west
true g. Sc. mag 10 a position tIs IL safh-
osns OF water. From the bell buoy the hr@
black buoy bears north 90 degrees east true
tNE "a N mag.l distant $50 feet.
North sand head black beacon has been
washed away and will not be replaced. an
II had become useless for purposes of nav
gation. owing Ia the sitting up OF The
former entrance channel On. M. Sc. 1881
(Nolce TO mariners No. "A. Ottawa, 1891
photographic office charts-Noa aS ana
sSi.
Coast survey cliarts-No. goo.
British Admiralty charts fIsssied TO y. =.
vesselsI-Nos. 2.sss. sse and i.s:s H. O.
publication No. 81, tho coast OF British Co
iufnhia etc. 1881. page lis-
BY order OF the bureau Of cqupnens.
j. f.. CRAIG.
Commander, ". 3. ~. Hydrographer.
Note~copies OF these notices can he OBJ
tanned by mariners. free OF charge. by aI-
plying to the photographic office. TO Que OF
the branch offices. or to any Of the agencies
In the seahoaTd cit.ea They are Also on ME
in an United States consuiates. where every
facility will be Afforded for their inspection.
Snip masters are especially requested 10 IN
form the photographic once Immediately OK
any newly discovered danger 20 nafiga'ioii.
ar az the establishment or change OF any
aid To navigation.