SHIPPING.
TIDE AND PILOT SIGNALS. Ebb tide—One ball at mast head Flood tide—Two balls do. - Three quarter flood—Three balls do. Stand.on and take the bar—Four balls horizontal Wait for tide—One ball at each yard arm and one, half the length of the yard below the yard Bar dangerous —Two balls at one yard aim and one at the other Bar safe for steamers outwards—One pennant . Bar safe for sailing vessels outwards—Red flag, half mast Bar dangerous for steamers outwards —Two pennants SAILED. Jan. 26.—Waibi, s.s., 63 tons, Manning, for Wellington. W. Cowern, agent. EXPORTS. Per Waihi.—lls bags wheat, W. and S. Gower ; 1 pkg, Potto ; 13 bales wool, 38£ do, NZ. Loan Coy. ; 3 cases brandy, Taplin.
POET OF PATEA. HIGH WATER. Morn Even Monday Tuesday ... 1-3 ... 1-16 ... 1 36 ... 1-10 Wednesday Thursday ... ... 2-10 ... 2-30 ... 2-56 ... 3-22 Friday ... 3-54 ... 4-30 Saturday ... ... 5-16 ... 5 58 Sunday ... 6-40 ... 7-15
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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 990, 29 January 1883, Page 2
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147SHIPPING. Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 990, 29 January 1883, Page 2
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