SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12084, 25 October 1933, Page 7

SHIPPING

TIDES AT GISBORNE WHAFIF.

(Add 30 minutes for summertime.) PHASES OF THE MOON OCTOBER. First- Quarter Oct. 26th 9.51 u> ARRIY El). Tuesday. October 24. — .. Port Alma, m.s. (S a-ni. q 8000 tons, W. Gilling, from Napier. SAILED. -—Tuesday, October 21. Port Alma. m.s. (.11.15 a in.), 8000 tons, AY. Gilling. for Auckland. Poolta. s.s. (8.10 p.m.E 1075 tons, A. S. Dalgeish, for Napier. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Margaret W., from Auckland, tomorrow • Waimoa, from Auckland, lu-moi'row. Pukcko, from Auckland, to-morrow. Awaliou. from Wellington, I'l'iday. 'J’amaroa, for Homeward loading, November 1. Port Alma, from Auckland, early. Ivanna, from Port Kcmbla. early. Port Nicholson, Irom Auckland, ea-i lv.

PROJECTED DEPAR'ITRES

Margaret W.. tor Auckland, today. Waimea, [or Napier, to-niorru"'. VESSELS IN PORT Poolta, s.s. karoro. m.v. NOTES Thu Waimea ieii Auuklaud last evening for Gisborne and Napier, fd'e is due here to-morrow, and alter discharge sails for Napier, thence Auckland, taking cargo lor both ports. The Titoki, loading at southern ports for Napier and Gisborne, hdt Dunedin yesterday, works 1 imam t°day, Lyttelton to-morrow. thence Wellington. The vessel is expected here on Tuesday, October hi . The Poolta sailed last night log Napier, thence Wellington and southern ports, to load again 'or Nap'er and Gisborne. The I’ukeko. with Auckland cargo for the Coast. Gisborne and Napier, arrives here to-morrow. The Margaret W., via- Coast Hays, is due here to-morrow with cargo for Auckland. The Port Nicholson, which 1011, Port Kcmbla on October 17, was due at Wanganui on Monday. She will also call at New Plymouth, Auckland, Gisborne, Nayier, and Wellington, tvliei'o she is tine oil November S. On November 10 she will leave Wellington lor London, via Cape Horn and Montevideo.

The Commonwealth and Domini l ')! Line motor ship Port Alum, arrived from Napier at 8 a.m. yesterday to load for London and West of England ports. Owing to the heavy sea running in the roadstead it was found impossible to work- idle, vessel and slm was dispatched at 11. a.in. for Auckland. The .Port Alma is expected early next week to load the Gisborne consignments. The Kinma'will proceed shortly to Newcastle and Port Keilibla to load tor Auckland, Gisborne and Wolling-

3HIPPING .MOV EM ENTS. AUCKLAND. Oct. 21. Sailed, 5:15 p.in., Margaret W, for Gisborne. Sailed, (>.1() p.-m,. I’ukeko, for Gisborne.

OCTOBER, 1933. High Water Low water a. in p. in - a. in. p.m. 25 ... 10.20 10.47 3.54 4.38 20 ... 11.10 11.30 4.45 5.32 27 ... 0.00 0.01 5.40 0.20 28 ... 0.20 0.51 0.30 7.20 29 ... 1.10 1.45 7.33 8.15 30 ... 2.00 2.30 8.30 9.01 31 ... 2.50 3.20 9.25 9.55