SHIPPINC

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12528, 13 April 1935, Page 2

SHIPPINC

AT GISBORNE WHARF

APRIL, 1935

PHASES OF THE MOON

ARRIVED. —Friday, April 12.Altair ,a.sj. (3.25 a.hi) 67 tons, F. Roil), from Wellington. Endeavour, u.s (4,20 am.) 84 tons, W. E. Aspden, from Napier. Ivoaii, m.v. (7 a.m.) 155 tons McNab, from Napier. sailed' —Friday, April 12. To Rapunga, (1.20 p.m.) 10 tons, G. J. Dibbcrn, for Auckland. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Awaliou, m.v, from Wellington, v ia Napier, today Norfolk, s.s. for Homeward loading Wednesday or Thursday. Poolta, s.s. from West Coast (8.1) Tuesday or Wednesday. Margaret W, nr. v. from Auckland via the Coast, Thursday. .Port F’airy, m.v., for Homeward loading, May 0. New Zealand Star, m.v,, for Home ward loading, May 15- '■ Paku.ra, m.v., from Lyttelton, via Wellington and Napieiy early. Wainui, c .s. from ' South Island ports, April 24. Bissy Girl, yacht, from Taurangai early. Kalingo, s.s. from Newcastle. early PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Koau, m.v. for Wellington, today Altair, a.s. for Auckland, today. Endeavor, a.s. for Auckland today Awaliou, m.v. for Lyttelton, today. Totara, s.s. for Auckland today, Wainui, s.s. for tlio south, April 24 VESSELS IN PORT "At tho Wliarves— Altair*), a.s. Endeavor a.s. Koau, m.v. Totara, s.s. Tirou, s s Karoro. m.v. NOTES. Tho Wainui is scheduled to load at southern ports for Napier and Gisborne, leaving Dunedin Tuesday next' working Oamaru and Timaru on Wednesday, Lyttelton Thursday, thence Wellington. The vessel is due at Gisborne about April 24 to discharge. The Poolta with coal from Westport and Grevmouth was expected to leave Greymouth yesterday for Wellington, Napier and Gisborne The steamer- i s expected to arrive here about Wednes day or Thursday of next week. The Kalingo is announced to load at Newcastle about May 9, taking coal for Napier and Gisborne. The Eangitata Js fixed to load !lt Tokomaru Bay about April 28 taking frozen meat and general cargo for London, The Norfolk to load frozen meat and general cargo for London a nd W.C.U.K. ports is expected to arrive at Gisborne about Wednesday next. The Totara was delayed in, her load ing yesterday,. through the rain and is ,no;w expected to depart today for Auckland. The Atvahou will arrive at Gisborne today from Wellington and Napier. She proceeds later to Lyttelton, whore she will load on Monday next for Waikokopu, Gisborne and the Coast. The Koau arrived at 7 a.m. yesterday from Napier to load! tallow for transhipment to the Canadian Highlander at Wellington. The Margaret W which iwill resume her Coast running next week, is to clear Auckland on Tuesday evening with cargo for Tokomaru Bay, Tolaga Bay and Gisborne. The auxiliary scow A! fair arrived at Gisborne yesterday morning, after a run of 54 hours from Wellington. Tho vessel has brought a cargo of motor spirit and is expected to sail today with a full load °f empty drums for Auckland. Tho auxiliary . schooner Endeavor arrived at 4.20 a.m. yesterday from Napier. At the Hawke's Bay port tho schooner discharged a shipment of posts from Kccikeri, Bay of Islands, and then came on ho Gisborne to load maize for Auckland) Tho Aorangi loft Sydney. en route Vancouver, March 2Sj and arrives Vancouver, lAlpril 19. Tlio Niagara; left Vancouver en route Sydney, March 27, arrives Auckland!,. Monday next, and sails, the next day for Sydney where she is due April 2f), Tho Maunganui left San Francisco en louto Sydney, April 28* arrives Wellington April 29, and sails the. next day for .Sydney where she. is due. May 4. The Makura left Sydney on route Vancouver April: 11, arrives Wellington Monday next, leave? Wellington April, 16 Rarotonga April 20, Tahiti April 22 and arrives Frisco May 3. The Ruahine which ’eft Wellington on April 1 for London - radios that Weather conditions have been &y----orable, and gll passengers are well. SHIPPING MOVEMENTS. WELLINGTON) April 12 Sailed, Paua, 3.10 p.m,, for Gisborne.

High water. Low water. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. 13 ... 0.59 1.25 7.20 7.46 14 ... 1.41 2.04 8.09 8.28

Full Moon, April 19, 8.(10 a.m Last Quarter, April 20, 3.50 p.m