< | 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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Wide Open | Wide Open | Mr. Wilson, Harbour Master, H.I | On sheet | A sand flat about 16 chains long – by 13 do Broad | ||
Wide Open | Mr. Hardie, Farmer, Ross | 12.11 | and the narrowest part betwixt Old Law and | |||
Wide Open | Mr. Bowey, Keeper, Old Law | Ross Point – about 5 chains separating ‘Fenham | ||||
Wide Open | Admiralty Chart. | Flats’ from the Ocean, which only at very | ||||
high tides breaks through this Open into | ||||||
the Flats, formed a mark for Ships ‘bearings’. | ||||||
Ross Point | Ross Point | Same Authorities | On sheet | A narrow headland of sand banks at | ||
12.11 | the north end of Ross Links, and south | |||||
of ‘Wide Open’; the property of Lord Tankerville. | ||||||
Jack’s Waste | Jack’s Waste | Same Authorities | On sheets | A tract of flat land with sand holes | ||
12.10 & | on the East side of where the track from | |||||
12.11 | Ross’ to the ‘Old Law’ enters the ‘Wide Open’ | |||||
forms part of Ross Links – Lord Tankerville’s | ||||||
property, and origin of the name unknown | ||||||
in the locality. | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by KF
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