| < | List of Names as written on the Plan |
Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Gairy | Gairy | Mr. John Patterson, Pilot | On Sheet | The east, end of the rocks, at low | ||
| Gairy | Mr. M. Robson, Fisherman | 17.14 | water mark, on the side of | |||
| Gairy | Mr. William Swan, Fisherman | the entrance, to the harbour, at | ||||
| Sea Houses – (Origin of Name unknown) | ||||||
| The Brigses | The Brigses | Mr. John Patterson, Pilot | On Sheet | A hollow in the rocks on the south | ||
| The Brigses | Mr. M. Robson, Fisherman | 17.14 | side of the entrance to the harbour | |||
| The Brigses | Mr. William Swan, Fisherman | at "Sea Houses", and opposite to | ||||
| "Gairy", |
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| water eastwards, to "Fluke Hole". | ||||||
| It |
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| covered much sooner by the tide, than | ||||||
| the rocks on either side. | ||||||
| Fluke Hole | Fluke Hole | Mr. John Patterson, Pilot | On Sheet | A hollow in the rocks, on | ||
| Fluke Hole | Mr. M. Robson, Fisherman | 17.14 | the northwest side of "Pace Hill" | |||
| Fluke Hole | Mr. William Swan, Fisherman | and consists of flat rocks, boulders, | ||||
| sand, and muds. It is a good | ||||||
| place for catching Fluke, (hence | ||||||
| the name). | ||||||
| John McCabe |
Note: Signature in heading
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Transcribed by HL
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