Ship station licence C. Harrisson

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COMMONWEALTH                  OF   AUSTRALIA




POSTMASTER-CENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
                                                 General Post Office, Hobart, Tas.
our mEFERENCE:       TW,15/5/33                 Telephone 2 0511 Extension 201,

                                                       1st Pebruary, 1961.



      Dear Sir,

                  In accordance with your recent application, enclosed is Ship
      Station Licence No.p,233    which authorises the establishment of a
      radicommunication station in your vessel., “MOORINA",

                  The license is issued subject to the conditions outlined in
      the attached publication(s) entitled:-

            "Conditions governing the licensing and operation of voluntarily
         fitted suip stations for communication with coast stations of the
         Overseas Telecommunications Commission™.
            "Conditions governing the licensing and operation of Ship Stations
         restricted to Intercommunication between Vessels",
                  The equipment approved for use by your station is
       HARRISSON, C.H. 2 (as per the circuit diagram attached)
      which is a type classified as standard equipment in the list of equipments
      approved by this Department as suitable for licensing purposes, and an
      indication to that effect has been included on the licence.

                You are reminded of the need to obtain the Department's prior
      approval before any chaige is made in the type of equipment authorised
      or any other variation in the conditions under which the station is
      licensed.

                  As indicated in item 1 of the license, the call sign allotted
      to your station is     VM4103

                #Will you indly communicate with    the Radio Inspector, Hobart
       (Telephone 2 0511 Extension 331)        who will make arrangements with
      you for the necessary frequency accuracy test of your transmitter which
      must be effected by the Department before the station commences.

                As indicated in Section 10 of the enclosed document (Form
      RD361), it is necessary for the oparator of the station to qualify for
      a Third Class Certificate in Radiotelephony/iadiotelegraphy (which must
      be endorsed for the type of equipment to be installed in the vessel)
      before the station may be used for the exchange of traffic with coast
      stations of the Overseas Telecommunications Commission.   The conditions
      under which such a certificate may be obtained are outlined in Appendix 8
      of the enclosed Handbook for ship station operators.


                                                  Yours faithfully,


                                                  Q{,MWM//«O
                                                 for Superintendent, ?éz
                                         Telegraph Service and Radio Bfidnch

     Mr, C; Harrisson,
     88 @iblin Street,
     LEVAH VALLEY.