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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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| Seal Gut | Seal Gut | Mr R Wilson, Harbourmaster | on sheets | At low water, a small channel about | ||
| Seal Gut | Mr W Smith, Fisherman | 8.14 & | 2 chains from high water mark, extending | |||
| Seal Gut | Mr R Stamp, Schoolmaster | 12.2 | from a little above the West Shiel to | |||
| the rocks opposite the East Shiel. | ||||||
| Formerly it was much larger and |
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| flowed from "Bloody Bay" opposite Snook | ||||||
| Point to low water mark, but is now | ||||||
| diminished from the shifting sands and | ||||||
| refuse of the lime works. | ||||||
| The Links | The Links | Mr R Wilson | on sheets | Applicable to all bents &c, north of the | ||
| The Links | Mr W Smith | 8.13 | cultivated land to high water mark | |||
| The Links | Mr R Stamp | 8.14 | and the narrow portion of the Island | |||
| 12.1 | called "The Snook", near the lime works. | |||||
| 12.2 & | It is Government property and rented | |||||
| 12.3 | by Mr Nicol, Limeburner, who has inter- | |||||
| sected it by tramways &c, for the conveyance of lime. | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by CC and SMH
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