SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11826, 6 January 1933, Page 2

SHIPPING

STOPS AT GiSBORNE WHARF

PHASES OF THIS MOON —January.— First Quarter: 4d. Sli. 54 am. Full Moon: 12d.. Bh. 6 a.m. Last Quarter: Hid. sh. 45 p.m. New Moon: 26d, lOh. 60 a.m. Apogee: 7d. Ih. 6 p.m Perigee: 23d. 2h. 18 p.ni, ARRIVED. —Thursday, January 5. Margaret W.; m.v., (3.40 a.m.) 394 tons, Clark, from Auckland. SAILED. Tiroa, s.s. (noon), 206 tons, Given, for Auckland. Margaret W (5.20 p.ni.), 394 tons, L. D. Clark, for Auckland. EX P ECT K D ARIM V ’ LS Pukeko, from Auckland, to-day. Waimea, from Auckland, January 13. Northumberland, s.s., for Homeward loading, January 19. Port, Hunter, from Auckland, January 7. Port Caroline, s.s., for Homeward loading, January 19. Taranaki, for Homeward loading, January 13. Awahou, m.v., from Wellington, via Napier, early. Poolta, s.s., from Dunedin, Jan. 11. PROJECTED DEPARTEDEte. Awahou, s.s., for Wellington, early Poolta, for Dunedin, Jan. 11. Waimea, s.s., for Napier, Jan. 12. NOTES The Maragaret Vv arrived from Auckland yesterday and sailed to that port in the evening. The Tiroa, which sailed yesterday for Auckland, will load there on Monday and Tuesday for the Coast and Gisborne. The Waimea, now at Auckland undergoing her survey and overhaul i s expected to resume in the Auckland-Gisborne-Napier service, leaving Auckland on Tuesday next, Jan. 10, arriving liei’o on Jan. 13. The Poolta, loading at southern ports for Napier and Gisborne, left Dunedin and Qamaru on Wednesday, worked Timara yesterday, Lyttelton to-day, thence Napier. She is due at Gisborne again about Wednesday, 11th instant., and on completion of discharge and loading will return to southern ports to load again for Napier and Gisborne. Tin? Aoraiigi left Vancouver o n route for Sydney cn Wednesday, Honolulu January 11, Suva January 20, arriving at Auckland on January 23, and sails the next day for Sydney where she is due on January 28. The Makura left Sydney on route for San Francisco on December 22, Wellington on December 27. Rarotonga December 31, leit Tahiti on Monday and arrives at San Francisco on Jan. 13.

The Maungaimi, which left Gan Francisco on route lor Sydney on December 21, Tahiti on December 31 left Rarotonga on Tuesday, arrives at Wellington on January 9, and sail? the next day for Sydney where she is due on January 14. FOUR. MONTHS’ VOYAGE TRAWLER REACHES LYTTELTON (Press Association.i CHRISTCHURCH, Jan. 5. The South Sea Fishing Company’s trawler South Sea (328 ions), from Hull, berthed at 7.40 o’clock this morning after a four months’ voyage. The vessel underwent repairs at Las Palmas for nine, weeks as the result of a collision with the British steamer Stonepool. Mrs. Dowell accompanied her husband, Captain J. P. Dowell. The vessel will he employed fishing to supply the New Zealand and Australian markets. OLIVEBANK RE-FLOATED. (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) BRISBANE, January 5. The Olivebank is now proceeding to Rabaul with the forepeak full of water. The vessel grounded on what is thought to be an uncharted ref off the New Guinea const, but was successfully refloated. A. Japanese steamer of unknown name is reported to be drifting near Woodlark Island, on the south coast of Papua, with a broken tailshaft. NIAGARA LEAVES SYDNEY. (U.P.A. by Elec Ten Copyright.) SYDNEY, Jon. 5. Sailed, at 5 p.ni. Niagara for Duckland.

January, a.m. p.m a.m. p.m. ; v : ;-v High Watfli Low Water 6 ... 1.02 1.25 - 7.30 7.50 7 1.47 2.09 8.18 8.32 8 2.29 2.50 9,01 9.11 9 3.09 3.31 9.42 9.53 10 3.50 4.14 10.24 10.33 11 4.30 5.00 11.09 11.18 12 5.20 5.50 11.56 0.00 (Add 30 inimitew ior Summer Time)