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c"^""- ''T.J COAST OF BANKA. 309 Mundo bay, being joined to the main land by the mud-flat. The largest island is 147 feet high. A small island named Pulu Antu, lies about 1^ miles north-eastward of Meddang islands. Mundo bay.—From Mundo river the coast trends north-westward about 8 miles to Tanjong Jurong-patt, 240 feet high, forming Mundo bay, with a point about the centre of it projecting nearly one mile. The shore of this bay is low, and covered with trees, which, at the entrance of Kotta Waringin river, are about 120 feet high. The land near Tanjong Jurung- patt becomes more elevated, and continues so as far as the entrance of Jiring river. The coast from Tanjong Jurung-patt trends in a westerly direction nearly 3 miles to Tanjong Raya, where it recedes northerly about one mile to Tempelang river ; thence it takes again a westerly direction past Pulo- Sumbayang, 175 feet high, for nearly 4 miles to Tanjong Ressam, the- eastern extreme of Jiring bay. Jiring bay is the deep bight between Tanjong Ressam and Tanjong Tadah, a distance of 9 miles. At the head of the bay is Jiring river. The shore of the bay is low, with three conspicuous trees ISO feet high in its north-west part. Tanjong Tadah, 203 feet high, is readily recognised, the land on both sides being lower and curving into two bays, giving it a prominent appearance. Tanjong Anisi.— ^Between Tanjong Tadah and Tanjong Puni, about 8 miles apart, there are two bays, each about three-quarters of a mile deep, with Tanjong Anisi having a hummock 256 feet high, midway between. Karang Saribu are a cluster of rocks, some above water, extending 2 miles from Tanjong Anisi. Tanjong Sukal, 2 miles eastward of Tanjong Puni, has a hill 209 feet high, and a small river on its west side. Tanjong Puni is low, and the coast line rounds away gradually on either side. Thence to Tanjong Kalian, 1 1 miles west-north-westward, the coast recedes and forms Muntok bay, about 2 miles deep. Landmarks.— There are several hills from 100 to 600 feet high on the part of the coast just described between Tanjong Tedong and Mundo river; Mundo peak, 512 feet high, eastward of Meddang islands, is the most convenient for determining the position of a vessel. At 3 miles N.E. from Tempelang river entrance is Bukit Tempelang, 41 2 feet high, north-westward of which is Bukit Pandin, 585 feet high, a useful mark when in this part of the strait, Bukit Assam, a solitary sharp peak, 660 feet high, standing by itself, 10^ miles northward of Tanjong Tadah, is also useful as a landmark.
310 BANKA STRAIT, [oha*. ti. . JEo\ir.ovi.5 miles . inland between -Tanjong Puni and, JVtuntok are some bills,,oae,o£.-whicli,iJBukit-Belu, 773 feet high, serves as a elearimg mark for Brom-Brom reef, and Amelia bank., Monopin Hill rises near the west end of Bankaj its summit being 1,456 feet high, may be seen afr a considerable distance, and- sei-ves as a guide in approaching to. or departing from the north end of Banka strait. It frequently happens that this hill is the only visible object, especially when a vessel is near Sumatra in 5 or'6 fathoms water. BANKS.—Shore mud-bank,—The edge of the shore mudbank (page 307), after passing a distance of one cable outside the rocks off Tanjong Tedong, takes a N.N.W. direction, till abreast Meddang islands, outside of which it extends nearly one mile. Thence it curves round Mundo bay, projecting 4 miles southward of Tanjong Jurung-patt ; it then turns westward, passing Tanjong Eessam at 4^ miles, and Tanjong Tadah at nearly 3 miles. From Tanjong Tadah the bank still follows a westerly direction till south of Tanjong Puni, when it trends away sharply to the north-westward, following the curve of the coast line at an average distance of about l^ miles until abreast the point eastward of Muntok, from which it is distant o'nly half a mile. Between Tanjong Tedong and Tanjong Tadah, the soundings decrease regularly towards the bank, which may there bo approached to 5 or 4 fathoms, except near Meddang islands, where a vessel should not shoal under 5 fathoms. At' Tanjong Tadah the bank begins to get steeper-to, and abreast of Karang Saribu, there are depths of 9 and 10 fathoms close to its edge. Clearing Mark.—Mundo peak, well open to the southward of Meddang islands, leads clear southward of this bank as far westward as Tanjong Tadah. The bank south of Tanjong Puni is shallow and steep- to, having from 1 1 to 16 fathoms, almost close to its edge. Tanjong Tadah bearing E.'N.E,. leads just clear to the eastward of" this dangerous spit j and Monopin hill, N.W. by N. leads just clear to the westward. Karang Brom-Brom is an extensive shoal of rocks and sand, dry in places at low water, iying 4^ miles south from Tanjong Sukal. It is *a little more than 2 Blilea long , in aii east and west direction, and nearly half a pile, wide at its western, end, where the., .rocks are, and from which Monopin hill bears JS^.W. ^ N. ; the eastern end tapers away to a sandy point. Buoy.—On the i south side of Karang BromrBrom lies a red beacon buoy, in & fathoms..,; i , , ' ' ;
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3tt|aca, JStm $atk CHARLES WILLIAM
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THE CHINA SEA DIRECTOEY VOL. I. CON
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A second edition, revised by Staff-
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Letters. Pronunciation and Eemarks.
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CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. MALACCA STRAIT
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CONTENTS. XI Page. North side of Su
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General description of Rhio strait
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THE CHINA SEA DIEECTOEY. Vol. I. CH
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CHAP. I.] WINDS AND WBATHEE. 3 nigh
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«HAi"i] GENERAL DIRECTIONS. 7 and
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CHAP. I.] GENERAL DIRECTIONS. 9 in
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CHAP. I.] GENERAL DESCRIPTION.—PR
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GHAP.i.] PULO RONDO.— ^PULO NANCY
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CHAP. I.] CEBAR, SURAT, AND BENGAL
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CHAP.!.] A.OHI HEAD.—MALACCA PASS
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CHAP. I.] PEDIR COAST.—ENJUNG CRE
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CHAP. I.] MERDU POINT.—TELOK SAMO
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CHAP. I.] DIAMOND POINT.—TJJONG P
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CHAP. I.] LANKSA BAY.—LANKAT RIVB
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CHAP. I.] DEHLI RIVBR AND BANKS. 27
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cnAP.i.] MATTIE POINT.—PULO VARBL
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CHAP.!.] THE BROTHEBS.—STJNGI ROK
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^HAP. I.] SAIiAT PANJAKG OR BREWER
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CHAP. I.] THE MALAY COAST, 36 South
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OHAp.i.] SALANG OR JUNKSETLON ISLAN
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CHAP.T.] PTJKET HARBOUR. 39 the day
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CHAP. I.] WINDS AND WEATHER.—THAB
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CHAP. I.] ISLANDS EASTWAKD OF JUNKS
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vateri The channel takes a N.N.E. d
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caw.r.] KOBBIE BAT.—KLAT DUJANG.
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cHAiM.] puLO LA.NTAR.—TRANG BIVEK
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CHAP. 1.] COAST, DIRECTIONS. 51 are
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CHAP. I.] BUTONG GROUP.—PULO LANK
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CHAP. 1.] BASS HAEBOTJR.—QUEDA. 5
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58 MALACCA STEAIT.—MALAY COAST. [
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°"^'"- "] PBNANG. 61 At the change
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'"'^'^•'•^ PENANG.—KRA ISLAND
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CHAP.!.] SLINGSING BAT.—PORT WELD
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CHAP. I.] THAIPENG.—PULO PANGKOK.
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CHAP. I.] BINDING CHANNEL. 69 the w
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CHAP. I.] DINBING CHANNEL.—PEEAK
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CHAP.i.] PEBAK RIVER. V3 Kota Stiah
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CHAP. I.] PERAK BIVEH.—PULO JARRA
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CHAP. 1.] BERMAN AND SELANGOK RIVER
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CHAP. I.] KliANG STRAIT. 79 its nor
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CHAP. I.J KLAKG AND LANGAT RIVERS.
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CHAP. I.] JTJGEU RIVER.—CAPE RAOH
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CHAP. I.] . AROA ISLANDS.—NORTH S
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CHAP. I.] NORTH AND SOUTH SANDS.—
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«HA^-J] LINGET KIVER.—MALA.CCA.
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CHAP.!.] MAIiACOA.-^WATEK ISLANDS.
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. 3^ CHAP. I.] ROB BOY BANK.— ^PT
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95 CHAPTER II. , SINGAPORE STEAIT.
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CHAP. II.] TREE ISLAND.—MID-CHANN
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CHAP. H.] BTJIiANG ISLANDS.—PULO
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CHAP. II.] puLO SAMBO.—SALAT SENl
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CHAP. 11.] SALAT SENK^.—ISLANDS.
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CHAP. 11.] BAJPFLES LIGHT.—ST. JO
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CHAP. II.] BLAEA-Sn 'MATI ISliAND.^
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CHAr. II.] TIDES.—DIRECTIONS. 109
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CHAP. II.] SINGAPORE NEW HABBOTJR.
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«HAP. u.] SINaAPORE NEW HARBOTJK.
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CHAP, n.] SINGAPORE NEW HARBOTJE. 1
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CHAP. II.] SINGAPORE NEW HARBOUR. 1
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cHAP.n.] SINGAPORE TOWN AND ROAD. 1
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CHAP, n.] SINGAPORE TOWN AND EOAD.
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CHAP.u.] SINGAPORE HOAD. 123 N.W, b
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CHAP. 11.] SINGAPORE ROAD.—DIRECT
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CHAP, n.] _ BATTAM BAT.—ROSA ROCK
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CHAP. II.] PULO "BBNTAN.— TELOK S
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CHAP. II.] TANJONG BflAKIT.—NOKTH
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CHAr. II.] SINGAPORE ISLAND.—JOHO
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CHAP. II.] JOHORE RIVER.—MALAY PE
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CH.VP. II.] WATER ISLAND.—BAMUNIA
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CHAP. II.] BAMUNIA ISLANDS AND SHOA
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CHAP. II.] PEDEA BRANCA.—HORSBUR&
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CHAP. II.] DEPTHS.—TIDES.—DIREC
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CHAP. II.] DIRECTIONS. 145 During t
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CHArftiJ .i BIESG'PIONS. 14j7 12 or
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CHAP. 11.] DIKECTIONS.—OLD STRAIT
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CHAP. II.] OLD STBAIT OF SINGAPORE.
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CHAP. III.] WINDS AND WEATHER. 153
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CHAP, in.] BOTJTES.—RIAN BAT, 155
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c:HAP.m.] KLUANG BAY.—BABA AWI BA
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CHAP. III.] PULO RAJAH.—PULO KAS.
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CHAP. III.] PATIH. —PEJABAH ISLAN
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CHAP, in.] BAHNU.—UIGAS HARBOTJB.
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CHAP. III.] KIGA8 HARBOUR.—PASIER
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CHAP, m.] PANGAH.—ÂNALABU. 167 b
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CHAP. 111.] CAPE FELIX.—MUKKIE. 1
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cHAP.m.] TAMPAT TTJAN BAT.—OUTLYI
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CHAP. III.] BAKTJNGON BAY.—BANJAK
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oHAP.HiJ BANJAK ISLANDS AND CHANNEL
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CHAi'. m.] SINGKEL.—BA.I10S. 177
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CHAp.m.] TAPANTJLI BAY.—PTJLO MAN
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CHAP, in.] PULO DUA-—TABUJON& ROA
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CEUjp. III.] NATA.L.—TEIiOK BRAMB
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cuAP. in.] ATBR BANGIES BAY. 185 th
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CHAP, m.] GUNONG OPHIR.—TIKO ISLA
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ciiAp.iii.] PRIAMAN ISLANDS.—PADA
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CHAT. 111.] PADANG UOAD. 191 The pr
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CHAP. III.] PADANG ROAD—BONGAS BA
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CHAP, in.] TRUSSAN HARBOUR.—TTING
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CHAP, m.] TTINGKOK BAT.—INDBAPURA
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CHAP..ni.] MOEO MOEO-i—BENKTJLEN.
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oHAP.m.] BENKULEN EOAD. 201 Pulo Ti
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GHAP. 111.] BENKITLEN. —PTJLO BAY
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CHAP. III.] KAWTJB BAY—PTJLO PISA
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CHAP, in.] KRoi ROAO).—PTJLO NIAS
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210 ISLANDS OFI' THE WEST COAST 01"
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212 ISLANDS OFF THE "WEST COAST OF
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214 ISLANDS OPP THE WEST COAST OF S
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216 ISLANDS OFF THE WEST COAST OE S
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218 ISLANDS OFF THE "WEST COAST OF
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220 CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE
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222 PASSAGES. [CHAP. IV. vessels ma
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226 KEELING OR COCOS ISLANDS. [cfei
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228 APPKOACH TO STTNDA STRAIT. [cha
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230 STTiTD A' STRAIT. fbHAP. iV. ^M
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232 STJNDA STKAIT.—SOUTH SHORE. [
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234 STJNDA STEAIT.—SOUTH ;SHORE.
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CHAP, ir.] THIRD POINT.—rrOTJRTH
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0HA1-.IV.] ANJER.—GREAT MEBAK ISL
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«HAP. IT.] NEW ANJER.—^WINSOR BO
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CHAP. IV.] FLAT CAPE.—SEMANKA BAT
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CHAP. IV.] TAMPIN& BAY.— KILOANG
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«HAP. IV.] LAMPONG BAY. - 247 betw
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chap.it.] TELOK BETUNG.—KALIANDA
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CHAP. IT.] BAJAH BASSA.—'LAGTJNDY
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OHAP. ly.] KBAKATOA ISLAND AND CHAN
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CHAP. IV.] SEBESI CHANNEU.-^ZUT'PHE
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CHAP. IV.] HIGH AND HOUT ISLANDS.
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caii-vii] MA.RAWANG BOAD. 361 Direc
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CHAP. VII.] BELVEDERE ROCK.—EMEBA
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CHAP. VII.] DIRECTIONS. 365 especia
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367 CHAPTER VIII. CARIMATA STRAIT.
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v=*^. nil. J SOUTH, JKAST AND NORTH
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CHAP, vin.] SOUTH, EAST AND NOETH C
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CHAE.vni.] EAST AND NORTH COASTS OF
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CHAP.vm.] SCHAA.RVOGBL ISLANDS.—L
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CHAP. VIII.] CIRENCESTER BANK.—MO
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chap; viii.j jyiOrt lAKAi^ isijai>(
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DJiAj.-. Tiii.j \ja.ii.i.isi.ji.i.j
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tjMAr. viir.j UAKIMATA ISLANDS.—
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„^.. ..„.jj wuAuiVw ioiiAjjijLi
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CHAP. vriLj WEST COAST OP BORNEO. 3
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.sjaaa.. ^?m.j WEST COAST 01 BORNEO
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vvxioj. \j\jjxax OP BORNEO. 393 nea
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.ii.j BUijacaiONS. 395 Radak river)
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©SAP. Tm.j BIEEOTJONS.'' 397' stro
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CHAPTER IX. OUTER EOTTE FROM BANEA
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CHAP. IX.] DOCAH ISLAND.—SlNKEP I
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CKAp. 1X.J LINGA ISLAND AND E,OAD.
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QHAi?. IX.] NOB,TH-EAST COAST OF LI
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OUA.P.IX.] PRELERICK REEF.—ISLAND
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CHAP. IX.] EAST COAST OF BENTAN. 40
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411 CHAPTER X. EHIO STRAIT. Variati
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cHAu. x.j MISSAJJJA ISJjAJSiJ.—PU
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011A1-. i.j irAJiKiAS iSLiaiNJJS.
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CHAP. X.] PTJLO KANTYIL.—PULO SAT
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CHAP. X.] PTJLO TALANa—SIOLON CHA
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CHAP. X.] ALLIGATOR ISLAND.—SOB,^
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OHAP. X.] RHIO.—TERKOLEI ISLAND.
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CHAP. X.] PULO LOBAJif.—CBOCODILE
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CHAP. X.] TrDBS.—DIBECTIONS. 427
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OHA?. X.] DIRECTIONS. 429 Working t
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CHA3P. X.] DIRECTIONS. 431 Between
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OHAI-. X.J DIRBC'IIONS. 433 berth ;
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•CHAP. X.] DIRECTIONS. 435 as dir
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CHAP. XI.]- VARELLA CHANNELS. 437 i
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CHAP. XI.] SINKEP ISLAND.—JAMBIB
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CHAP. xrO NIOR BIVBE.^^ÛLO SBTJAWA
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CHAP. XI.] TIAMPA STRAIT.—PANGALL
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tinAP. otti] EODON& GROTJPi—ABANa
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CHAP, xi.] ABANG STRAIT.—MANGROVE
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CHAP. XI.] FALSE AND GREAT DURIAN I
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CHAP. SI.5 ISLANDS AND SHOALS IN. 4
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CHAP. XI.J SABONG ISLAND.—BATTAM
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CBAP. xt] DIEECTIONS. 455 , DIBECTI
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CHAP. XI.] . DIRECTIONS. 457 the ea
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CHAP. XI,] DIRECTIONS. 469 or N, by
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Great Durian peak westward of N.W.
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Arrang pulo Aruba shoal Asahan, sun
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Belayer (Blayer) point Belie-an riv
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Burang creek islands — .- islet p
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Directions, Sunda strait to Batavia
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Groma Goma point Gomez (Elappa), pu
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Kalmoa island Kalumpang, telok - po
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Rung, goh - Kungkaai. ujong Kunietj
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INDEX. 477 Page Lot's wife - 112 Lo
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MoUer reefs - - - Mompaiang islands
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Pandan, pulo - Fandang, pulo light
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Pontian channel, riyer Fontiana, gu
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4.86 Se Muara Gusong Telega — Lab
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488 INDEX. Sittard shoal SiuTjan (S
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490 INDEX.
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492 INDEX. Varella strait, winds (S
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Title. „ . Price. Baltic Pilot, c
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Title. Price. s. d. Africa Pilot, p
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Title. Price, Tables. s. d. Sun's t
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ADMIRALTY AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF CH
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