SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12140, 30 December 1933, Page 2

SHIPPING

| PHASES OF THE MOON. \ . - I January, 1934. > | : Full Moon, .January 1. 8,124. a.m. j ■ Last Quarter, January 9, 9.06 a.m- ---> New Moon, January 16, 1,07 a.m. \ First Quarter, January 22,. 11.20 p.m Full Moon, January 31, 4.01 a.m. ARRIVED —Friday, ’'December 29. ! ; Koutunui, -in.s, (4-30 aim.) 167 tons, Nairn, from Napier. . . . i Ivoau, ni.s; (7.15 a.m.) 100 tons,' Me Nab, from Tolaga. Bay. Tiroa s.s. (5.30 a.m.) 206; tons, J. W, H. Holmes returned to port. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. , Poolta, from southern ports, Wednesday. Northumberland, ' for Homeward loading, January 8. Avelona Star, for Homeward loading January .15. Port Sydney, for Homeward loading January 22, •'■ ; Huntingdon, for Homeward loading January 31. Malda. for Homeward loading, early PROJECTED DEP,ARTHURS. V . Tiro®, for Napier," Monday. VESSELS IN FORT Ivaroro, m.sEoau, # m.s. Koutunui, m.s. Tiroa, s.s. NOTES ; The Poolta left Lyttelton yesterday for Napier. The vessel is dud here on Wednesday with southern cargo for discharge at this port. : The' Ivoau arrived from Tolaga Bay yesterday morning to load wool for Napier. The Koutunui arrived from Napier early yesterday morning, to load wool for the Hawke’s Bay port. The Pukeko now leaves Auckland on Tuesday, while the Awahou’s sailing from Wellington lias been altered to Wednesday. The Rangitata is fixed to load at Tokomaru Bay on or about January 14, taking frozen meat, wool and general cargo for London The Huntingdon, to load frozen meat, dairy produce, wool and general cargo for London and W.O.U.K ports is scheduled to arrive at, Gisborne about January 31. Tile Northumberland is due. at Gisborne about January 8 to load frozen ilie'at. dairy produce, wool and £ en " ■ eial cargo for London and W.C.U.K. ports. The Mailin' will reach Bluff from . Brisbane to-morrow. She will load 1 lit Bluff, Wellington, Gisborne, Auck- j land, and Napier, and will leave -Nn- , pier for London, via Panama on Jan. ; nary 18. i During next month five Home boats ] are to load at Gisborne. The Mahfa : is due at Gisborne early in the month < and the other four will load as tol- ' lows:—Northumberland, January 8; i Avelona Star, January 15; Port Syd- 1 ney January 22; and Huntingdon, i January 31. ( The Waimea is now at Auckland ! undergoing her annual survey and overhaul. The Tiroa left Gisborne at 6,26 p.m on Thursday for Napier, hut owing 1 to the heavy weather Captain i Holmes found it necessary to return to port yesterday morning. The vessel will sail again for Napier about midnight on Monday. " t

TIDE8 AT GISBORNE WHARF. DECEMBER 1933 •i High Water. .. Low water a.lu. n. ia. a.m. tJ.-ih. 30 3.54 4.20 10.33 10.44 31 ... . 4.43 ,5.10 11.20 11.27 (Add 30 minuter for summertime.)