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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Bondi Carrs | Josiah Lockie | Immediately | Flat rocks jutting out | |||
| George Henderson | south of | into the Sea. The name | ||||
| William Hall | The Silvercarrs | Bondicarrs has been | ||||
| Bondi Carrs | Revd J. W. Dunn | "Carrs" locally is a | applied to them for | |||
| synonyme of "Rocks" | upwards of a century. | |||||
| they extend far beyond | ||||||
| low water mark | ||||||
| and previous to the | ||||||
| erection of a Light | ||||||
| house on Coquet | ||||||
| Island it was not | ||||||
| an uncommon | ||||||
| sight to see half a | ||||||
| dozen vessels ashore | ||||||
| together, the dangerous | ||||||
| nature of these rocks is | ||||||
| pointed out in the following lines | ||||||
| "Sail you nigh or sail you far, | ||||||
| Beware of the rocks of | ||||||
| Bondicarr." | ||||||
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Transcribed by PF and PT
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