JOHNSTONE RIVER.

Has, like mostly all the other ports, suffered from the effects of gales

and floods. The amount of damage was, however, comparatively trifling,

and confined to the blowing down of a few inexpensive beacons. The

approach to the river has altered its direction, and the leading lights

and beacons on Flying Fish Point have been moved to indicate the course

in, which is now N. W. by W. 3/4 W., while formerly it was W. 3/4 N. The

houses at the pilot station and the pilot cutter are in good order.

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