Hastings. Anchorage

The best berth is in 6 to 7 fathoms, mud, directly off the mouth of the cove, with Macnair Point in line with Port Hastings bearing 347 and the point distant about 400 yards. Railways Wharves. Marc jacobs outlet Port Mulgrave is connected with the railway system of Canada by the Intercolonial Railway. Wharves, together with a railway station, have been built on the southern side of Murray Cove. The railway ferry crosses to these wharves. Venus Cove is a good watering place, and there are wharves for landing at all times of tide.
The settlement contains a small Anglican Church. Coal can be delivered to vessels at the wharves at Ports Hawkesbury and Mulgrave, but there are no special facilities for such service. Port Hastings (Plaister Cove), on the eastern shore, and 2.4 miles northwestward of Port Hawkesbury, is the first safe anchorage after entering the gut from the northward. tiffany outlet There are conspicuous cliffs of Tiffany and co outlet white gypsum, 120 feet high, on its Tiffany & Co. outlets northwestern side, and a short distance within the bridge near its entrance. The head of the port, which forms a cove, is dry at low water.
The town contains a post office, a large and noticeable telegraph office, whence electric cables cross the gut to the mainland, and a station of the Inverness Richmond Railway. There is a conspicuous church just northwestward of the Marc Jacobs port. Notice boards, warning vessels not to anchor near the line of the cables, are erected on Balache Point and Cape Porcupine. tiffany outlet Dixon Rock, with 12 feet of water over it, lies 140 yards 156 from Mackeen Point, and 240 yards 236 from the western point of Port Hastings. Anchorage. The anchorage at Port Hastings is convenient and safe in all winds. In northerly gales the swell, deflected by Cape Porcupine, causes rather uneasy riding, but it does not endanger vessels well anchored in a clear berth. Piers. The Inverness Richmond Railway Co.





The best berth is in 6 to 7 fathoms, mud, directly off the mouth of the cove, with Macnair Point in line with Port Hastings bearing 347 and the point distant about 400 yards. Railways Wharves. Marc jacobs outlet Port Mulgrave is connected with the railway system of Canada by the Intercolonial Railway. Wharves, together with a railway station, have been built on the southern side of Murray Cove. The railway ferry crosses to these wharves. Venus Cove is a good watering place, and there are wharves for landing at all times of tide.
The settlement contains a small Anglican Church. Coal can be delivered to vessels at the wharves at Ports Hawkesbury and Mulgrave, but there are no special facilities for such service. Port Hastings (Plaister Cove), on the eastern shore, and 2.4 miles northwestward of Port Hawkesbury, is the first safe anchorage after entering the gut from the northward. tiffany outlet There are conspicuous cliffs of Tiffany and co outlet white gypsum, 120 feet high, on its Tiffany & Co. outlets northwestern side, and a short distance within the bridge near its entrance. The head of the port, which forms a cove, is dry at low water.
The town contains a post office, a large and noticeable telegraph office, whence electric cables cross the gut to the mainland, and a station of the Inverness Richmond Railway. There is a conspicuous church just northwestward of the Marc Jacobs port. Notice boards, warning vessels not to anchor near the line of the cables, are erected on Balache Point and Cape Porcupine. tiffany outlet Dixon Rock, with 12 feet of water over it, lies 140 yards 156 from Mackeen Point, and 240 yards 236 from the western point of Port Hastings. Anchorage. The anchorage at Port Hastings is convenient and safe in all winds. In northerly gales the swell, deflected by Cape Porcupine, causes rather uneasy riding, but it does not endanger vessels well anchored in a clear berth. Piers. The Inverness Richmond Railway Co.