S.L. 220.1 Art. 6Boundary lines.

The East and West boundary lines can be recognized from the sea by the following leading marks -

(a) In the line of the Eastern boundary a red circle three point six five metres in diameter fixed on the fore-shore to the East, St. George’s Tower, and a red square three point six five metres by three point six five metres, fixed on the roof of "C" Block, Married Soldiers’ Quarters, St. George’s Barracks, at a distance of about two hundred and seventy-four point thirty-two metres behind the said work erected on the foreshore.

(b) In the line of the Western boundary a red circle three point six five metres in diameter fixed on the foreshore about one hundred and sixty-four point five metres South-West of Madliena Tower, and a red square, three point six five metres by three point six five metres, ninety-one point four metres further inland.