SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12090, 1 November 1933, Page 2

SHIPPING

TIDES AT GISBORNE WHARF.

NOVEMBER, 1933.

PHASES OF THE MOON NOVEMBER, 193 a Full Moon, Nov. 2nd, 7.29 p.m. Last) Quarter, Nov. iO, 11-18 p.m. New Moon, Nov. IS, 3.54 a-m. First Quarter, Nov. 24 , 7.08 p.m. ARRIVED. —Tuesday, October 31- — Titok'i, s.s. (7 a.m.) 024 tons, RPearson, trom Napier. SAILED. —Tuesday, October 31— Tit old. s.s. (1.2.35 P.m.), Got tons, R, Pearson, for Taurunga. EXPECTED ARRI v ALS. Waimea, from Auckland, to-morrow Tamaroa, for Homeward loading, to-day. Margaret W., from Auckland, to-morrow. Pukeko, from' Auckland, to-morrow Port Nicholson, from Auckland, to-morrow. Poolt-a, from southern ports, November 7. Port Huon, for Homeward Jcading. November 20. Pakeha, for Homeward loading, November 22. Cumberland, for Homeward loading, November 22. Rotorua. for Homeward loading. December 5Kanna, from Port Ivembla, early. Titoki, from southern ports, early.

PROJECTF.D DEPARTURES. Margaret V , for Napier, to-mor-row. Waimea, for Napier, to-morrow. VESSELS IN PORT Earoro, m.vNOTES Tile Waimea lelt Auckland Dst night for Gisborne and Napier. She is due here to-morrow morning aud sails later for Napier, The Poolba with cargo li'om southern ports is due here next Tuesday. The Titoki, loaded with southern cargo, arrived from Napier yesterday morning. She sailed in the afternoon for Tauranga thence Wellington and South Island ports to load again for Napier and Gisborne. Tb e Margaret V r sailed from Auckland last night with cargo for the Coast and Gisborne. At this port the vessel will take in cargo ior Napier and Auckland on Thursday. The Awahou was expected to clear Auckland last night for Napier, Waikokopu, Gisborne and the Coast. She is due here on Friday. The Pukeko with cargo from Auckland is due hero to-mori'oW, via tile Coast.

The Kanna ,is expected to load at Newcastle about November 8, and later at Port Kembla, tor Auckland, Gisborne and Wellington The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Tamaroa is due at Gisborne today to load frozen meat, dairy prorow to load frozen meat, dairy produce and general cargo for London. On completion of discharge here, the vessel proceeds to Auckland, from which Port she sails finally on November 8 for Southampton nnj London. The Shaw, Savd) Co.’s Pakeha is duo at- Gisborne on November 22 from Australia* to commence load, ing, and will later complete at Wellington, Bluff,, Port Chalmers, and Napier. She is to clear Napier finally on December 15 for London via Alagallanes and Montevideo. The Cumberland is due at Gisborne on November 22 to load frozen meat, and genera] cargo also butter for London, and W.C.U.K. ports. The Rotorua is due at- Gisborne, on December 5 to load frozen meat, genera -lcargo and dairy produce for London ail'd W.C.U.K. ports. The Rangitiki is due at Tokornaru Bay about November 13 to load general cargo for London. The shipment of last season’s wool which, was to be taken by the C. and D. Line’s Port Alma wi]] he loaded by the Port Nicholson, which is due at Gisborne to load for Home ports to-morrow. The Port Alma wj]| now sail from Auckland to-day, for west coast ports of the United Kingdom. From Gisborne the Port Nicholson is to proceed to Napier and Wellington to complete her homeward loading, and is to sail finally from the lastmentioned port 'about November 10. SHIPPING MOVEMENTS. PORT AHUPJRI, Oct. 31. To sail, midnight, Tamaroa, for Gisborne. AUCKLAND, Oct. 31 Sailed, 5.45 p.m./ Margaret W.; 6.10 p.m., Pukeko, for Gisborne and Napier; 6.40 p.m., Waimea, for Gisborne. j AUCKLAND, Oct. 31. * Sailed, HO.IO p.m., Port Nicholson, for Gisborne.

High Water. Low water a.m. p.m. a.in. p.m. 1 ... 3.50 4.21 10.21 10.46 2 ... 4.45 5.20 11.20 11.40 3 ... 5.40 6.20 0.00 0.15 4 ... G.40 7.18 0.34 1.10 5 ... 7.35 8.10 1.24 1.57 G ... 8.24 8.55 2.07 2.40 7 ... 9.05 9.35 2.50 3.19 8 ... 9.44 10,11 3.27 3.55 9 ... 10.20 10.49 4,04 4.30 10 ... 10.58 11.25 4.39 5.06 11 ... 11.39 0.00 5.15 5.46 12 ... 0.04 0.20 5.58 6.26 13 ... 0.45 1.05 6.45 7.14 14 ... 1.30 1.54 7.36 8.04 15 ... 2.18 2.45 8.33 8.55 1G ... 3.07 3.40 9.30 9.54 17 ... 4.05 4.40 10.34 10.55 IS ... 5.05 5.40 11.39 11.54 19 ... 6.10 6.46 0.00 0.39 20 ... 7.11 7.46 0.54 1.36 21 ... 8.11 8.44 1.48 2.33 22 ... 9.06 9.35 2.41 3.25 (Add 30 minutes for summertime.)