SIGNAL STATION.
MOUNT ALBERT. , r £ The following are the Signals used at the Flag Staff # -— -- ♦<--• »- Mom* Albert ? A Sqoare denotes a Ship, \ When the ( , A Cross " a Bar«pKy J *""*»«' *♦ «w^ A Circle " a Brig, I the HEADS A Triangle " a Schooner f the FL.AQA Diamond •» a Cutter 1 v>tll br A Parrellelogram a Steamer, J. .lowtTred. . „ Rkmabks'.— A Whit*JTfeg at Mast Hend denotes a^ sail in sight ; irhea the class ie ascertained, the descripttre ( Sign«LwLtt be hoisted at the Yard Arm. * English Teasel of war^Union Jack at Mast He»(^ r ~JJ Foreign vessel of war, Union Jack at Mast tfea*, i/Mt> white Pendant, . ? --.-- Government Brig, white* l r and«nt nnder descripti»e| Signal. vf Whm a ressel is at anchor, either inside o* ootside tne"' Heads, the flog is lowered to half matt. A vessel in distress, or ©n shore, descriptive- signal half mast. ( Forfrand aft whooner, » triangle, bollow in the centre.-
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 27, 12 April 1845, Page 1
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151SIGNAL STATION. New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 27, 12 April 1845, Page 1
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