The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-15
Discovery Island canadian Ijght.

Discovery Island Canadian Light
house, w. Il n.
Rosario Strait, page IS. Boulder Rec,
Buoy No. =, a second class nun, report
ed adrift June IA. viii be replaced as
soon as practicable.
Entrance to san Juan Channel. nag,
SS--Salmon Bank Buoy No. l. a first
class iron spar, was moved June 10. and
is now in IL feet of water, about 1906
feet south of its former position.
Cattle Point Post Light, N, ! 15-1t
miles.
Smith Island Lighthouse. Sc. by e.
Is E.
Discovery Island canadian Light
house,, S.W. by W. : w.
ALASKA.
Chatham Strait, page 92.-Tenakee
Inlet Beacon, an iron spindle, sur
mounted by B. & w barrel 20 feet
above low water, was established May
p, on a rock bare at q ebb, near the
entrance to the inlet.
Left tangent to South Passage Point,
Sc. IS S.
Right tangent to East Point, NV
Il N.
Sitka Harbor and Approaches, page
93.-Mitchell Rocks Buoy No. 2. a red
second class nun, heretofore reported
missing, was replaced May 81.
Rocky Patch Buoy No. ,, red first
class nun, was established May 81, in
As feet of water, to mark d rocky patch.
The buoy should be given a berth Of
100 feet.
Right tangent to Silver Point, Sc.
Y S.
Left tangent to Katz Island, w.S.W.
%W
South Hospital of Mission, NV. Il
w, northerly.
Channel Rock Buoy No. was chang
ed May 90, from a first class wooden
spar to red second class iron spar.
Makhnati Rock Buoy, a r. & B. H. s.
second class nun was esta blished May
81 in so feet of water, 10 mark a rock
having but 10 feet over it at low water.
The buoy should be given a berth of not
less than 200 feet.
West Beacon, n. q E.
South Hospital of Mission, NE. Il \.
East Beacon, E.S.E.
North Channel to Sitka. The three
following buoys were established as
guides in the narrow part of this chan
mel near Harbor Rock, and are intend
ed only for persons having local
knowledge:
North Channel Buoy No. 8, a black
second class can, was established June
l, in % feet of water, close to a project
ing sandspit on the northerly side of
the channel.
Harbor Rock Spindle, E.S.E. u E.
Channel Rock Spindle, w.
Right tangent to Griffith Island, N.
NV. u w.
Harbor Rock Shoal Buoy No. 4, a sec
ond class nun, was established June 1,
in % feet of water, close to the north
erly point of the shoal on the southerly
side of the channe1.
Harbor Rock Spindle, Sc. II E.
Channel Rock Spindle w, northerly
Right tangent to Griffith Island, NV.
Il N.
North Channel Buoy No. 5, black
second class can, was established June
1, in II feet of water, close to the sand
SOFT on the northerly side of the chan
mel.
Outer end of wharf Japonski Island,
S. by E. IL E.
Harbor Rock Spindle. w. Il n.
Right tangent to Griffith Island, NV.
Y w.
Japonski Island Ledge Buoy No. 2,
a red first class spar, was established
June 1, in IA feet of water, to mark
ledge making out from Japonski Island
toward Harbor Rock, the channel south
of which should be used only by per-
sons having local knowledge.
Harbor Rock Spindle, n. by E. II E.,
easterly.
Outer end of wharf Japonski Island, |
S. E. by E. II E.
Channel Rock Spindle. W. II n.
Peril Strait, page 94.-Liesnoi Shoal
Buoy No. 8, a black second class can, |
heretofore reported missing, was replac- |
ed May %.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
C. G. CALKINS,
Commander, L. S. N,
Lighthouse Inspector. |