LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 86, 8 October 1931, Page 15

LATE SHIPPING

'arrival. THURSDAY, Bth OCTOBER. OPIHI, SA (2.50 p.m.). 11T tons,' H»cWW«*i from Lyttelton. ' ■ - - DEPARTURE. POOLTA, s.s. (1.55 p.m.), 1075 tons, Fish, «•• Greymouth. , " BY TELEGRAPH. " DTJNEDIN, Sth ' OctoheK, Arrived—Waipiala (9.40 a.m.), from LytK*» . AUCKLAND, Bth XletobrrSailed—Mahia (7.20 a.m.), for London. Arrived—Somerset (0.10 a.m.), from Wellington. , ' NORTH CAPE LIGHT. . A notice to mariners, Issued by thjj Mtrina Department advises tint the temporary, char, actor of tlio North Capo Hunt WlMh Iscci •eclipse 7aec). has been made pennaneoU SUMMER TIME. ~' " . In a notice, to,mariners the Marine Uepwtment advises IJiat from 2 a.m. .^ew ZetUrul Standard time, on 11th October,. 1031,7 to • S a^m. New Zealand standard tlmcj' oh-" 20th March, 1932, tuo'timo for (tcncral purposwla New Zealand -.shall. be thirty minutes in- advance of New Zealand standard time. Tlio us« of summer time does nftf affect* the übo of New Zealand standard tlrno for purpoies.'of astronomy, meteorology, or navigation, \ or -»f» feet the construction of any- tlacumcnt Ji»»ntlqnlng or referring to a, point' of time In! coni nectiori with any of'those purposes. ' The attention of- mariners is drawn to the 'severM elements contained in the "New Zealnnd Nautical Almanac and Tide Tables," . which -ar» given in tfcrms of New ■Zealand standard' time, and to the necessity for adding thirty rmimites to all such times if desiring to obtain .them in terms of summer time. Admiralty, and other publications for navigational purposes will bo similarly aft'beted. THE CANADIAN CONQUEROR. ■ A further wireless- message lias been received from the. Canadian Conqueror, en rouie from Halifax, stating. that she expects to »r----rivo at. Auckland on 'Saturday., ;She_U_ wrtfr due here next Thursday.