harbour pilot

The ground floor was used by the harbour pilots as their mess room.

The harbour pilots are delighted, they stop to see what will come next.

Harbour pilots are required for all vessels longer than 30 metres.

Then he was met by a shoal of the fish called harbour pilots.

Many of the men of the community in its early days made their living as harbour pilots.

The harbour pilot, an equally large but good-natured robot stops them.

Being a difficult port to enter, a harbour pilot was employed to assist large vessels.

For docking a harbour pilot comes on board.

Two hours later, Javelin returned with an Italian harbour pilot on board.

Pléville quickly mustered the harbour pilots and rushed to the relief of the English.

Harbour pilots and tugboats may maneuver large ships in tight quarters when near docks.

Watson later becoming boatswain, senior harbour pilot and harbourmaster of the new colony.

After the harbour pilot had left the ship the combination turned southwest and headed towards the Kvarken in heavy head seas.

The Harbour Pilot's Building is sited on the wharf.

The principal keeper's was destroyed by vandals soon after this, though the other cottage remained as it was the residence of the harbour pilots.

Large vessels have compulsory pilotage, with harbour pilots boarding at the pilot station off Chebucto Head.

The evening before, 45-year-old Francis Mackey, an experienced harbour pilot of 24 years' experience, boarded Mont-Blanc.

The military ensign was also to be used by civil government ships and buildings, such as the Customs, Harbour pilots and the Royal Mail.

As the volume of shipping increased "His Majesty's boatmen" were stationed on Piel as harbour pilots and customs inspectors.

Arriving trans-Atlantic liners would unload mail and take on harbour pilots; Pointe-au-Père also provided a hydrographic station and a quarantine post.

The Port Operations Centre for Cork Harbour is located in the town including the Harbour pilot base at the Camber.

Watson was appointed harbour pilot and harbourmaster of the port of Sydney in 1811 and the first superintendent of Macquarie Lighthouse in 1816.

The approximately 2,000 Rover Scouts and Ranger Guides of the Dutch Sea scouts are called Loodsen (Harbour pilots).

The Sydney Harbour Pilot Boat Station was located on the bay, and the naval training base HMAS Watson is located nearby at South Head.

He was followed by Nereide, but Willoughby had refused to allow Pym to embark the harbour pilot: the only person in the British squadron who knew the passage through the reefs.