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MILFORD CRUISING CLUB2017 – 2018 YEARBOOK

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Milford Cruising Club Yearbook 2017 2018 1

MILFORD CRUISING CLUB INC.

INDEX 2. MCC CLUB DETAILS 3. PATRONS, LIFE MEMBERS, PAST COMMODORES 4. COMMODORE’S MESSAGE 5. FLAG OFFICERS 7. RACING PROGRAMME 2017 / 2018 9. GENERAL INFORMATION 10. POKER RALLY 11. LAUNCHES OLD FOX RUNS 12. SAILING & RACING INSTRUCTIONS 16. WAIRAU STREAM PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE 17. SLIPWAY & GRID 18. SUMMER CRUISING SERIES – SOUTHERN SPARS 24. SILL OPERATING TIMES 25. NAVIGATING WAIRAU CREEK ENTRANCE 26. FLAG ETIQUETTE 27. DISTANCES FROM MILFORD 28. CALENDAR OF ALL MCC EVENTS 2017 / 2018 SEASON 29. SOCIAL CALENDAR 30. JUNIOR SAILING / TIDAL COURSES 31. TIDAL RACE MARK GUIDE 32. FISHERMAN’S CORNER 34. HARBOUR RACE BUOYS 37. EVENING SERIES – BURNSCO ALBANY 38. LADIES SERIES – INNES JEWELLERS 39. WINTER SERIES – EVOLUTION SAILS 40. VHF MARINE CHANNELS 41. TIDE CHARTS MONTHLY 54. MEMBERS LIST – BOATS 57. MEMBERS LIST – MEMBER NAMES 63. RACING RESULTS 2016 / 2017 SERIES & OTHER AWARDS 64. POTENTIAL RISKS 66. HARBOUR RACE BUOYS - INFORMATION SHEET 68. SPONSORS PAGE

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2 Milford Cruising Club Yearbook 2017 2018

MILFORD CRUISING CLUB INC.Established in 1923, the club was formed to bring together all who enjoy the simple pleasure of cruising the Hauraki Gulf. All members are able to enjoy a full season of racing, social, and special activities. Crew positions are available for those who do not have boats. Training programs are available for juniors.

24 Craig Road, Milford, P.O. Box 31027, Milford North Shore City Auckland, New Zealand

Lat. 36°46.04S 174°145.92EPhone/Fax 09 489 6837 Answerphone 09 486 8019 www.milfordcruising.co.nz

Email: [email protected]

Vice Patrons Bob Jackson, Tony Ebert

Commodore Tim Turner Vice Commodore Tony Sparks Rear Commodore Peter Batcheler Secretary Nickey Schofield Treasurer Neale Lockhart Clubhouse Captain Karen Jones

Executive Committee Rob Lorden, Raoul Harrison, Patrick Girvan, Roland Pluczinski, Peter Robinson, Amber McIntyre Sailing Committee John Innes, Lance Jones, Kevin Stephen, David Wood, Nickey Schofield

Social Committee Karen Jones, Janine Sullivan, Jill Seagar, Jenny Coughlan, Megan Taff

Support Team Slipmaster - John Cadness Manager - Lance Jones Historian - Bill Heathwaite

Office Hours 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Mon to FriBar Hours Mon— Wed 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Thu—Fri 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm

Sat 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Sun 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm


VICE PATRONSBob Jackson, Tony Ebert

LIFE MEMBERS (PAST & PRESENT)A BrownT C WebsterR N ObornW J RidellE A AndrewH ConnersG E WebsterW E JobeyJ Gladden

D A RobertsonB HeathwaiteP WoodW T StirlingG W DawsonA M SeniorG C ShersonA J OsbourneJ Denney (Mrs)

K WebleyJ PalmerG A MorrisonC BancroftL T BrownA H HaymanA J MaddrenK StickJ H Blundell

C OramH ReidF SmallF CooperL ReesC BancroftR B E Webster (Mrs)

1923 ................................................ A Warbrick1924 ................................................... J D Bodle1925-27 ............................................F L Tresize1928-29 .........................................W J Skelton1930-37 ........................................ G E Webster1938-39 ..................................... R W Davidson1940-44 ............................................ R N Oborn1944-46 .............................................. R H Clark1946-50 ............................................G B Hogan1950-51 .......................................L V M Lowrie1951-57 ......................................... G E Webster1957-59 .................................... G L Drummond1959-62 ........................................... E F Cooper1962-66 ........................................ G E Webster1966-68 ..................................................D Read1968-70 ........................................ G E Webster1970-73 ......................................... W T Stirling1973-76 ....................................... G W Dawson1976-78 ......................................... J S Gladden1978-81 ...............................................J Palmer

1981-83 .......................................... M Dawkins1983-85 ....................................... A J Maddren1985-87 .........................................J H Blundell1987-89 .......................................... T J Playfair1989-91 ............................................. F M Small1991-93 ....................................... L R Wistrand1993-95 ..............................J N Roberts (Mrs)1995-97 .......................................R W Jackson1997-98 ..................................... J H Humphrey1998-01 .......................................M D E Davies2001-03 ...........................................G C Krinkel2003-05 .................................................... G Hall2005-07 ............................................ L M Jones2007-09 ................................................ S Horne2009-11 ............................................. D W Voss2011-13 .........................................W R Giesche2013-15 ........................................ J H Cadness2015-2017 .........................................J M Innes2017 .................................................. T R Turner

COMMODORES


Fellow Members,

The MCC is now into its 94th Year and the club is as vibrant as ever. With a healthy and wider membership and a variety of events on and off the water 2017 – 2018 is looking exciting. We have revolutionary plans to expand and improve our club facility catering for the demands not only of our junior sailors, but members of all ages, physical abilities and diverse backgrounds. We are partly there with the funding but more is required to see the project successfully completed. To achieve this will require the assistance of all who treasure the values the MCC brings to its members and the wider community.

Your Executive Committee and fantastic club volunteers are endeavouring to steer the ship onwards and towards another 100 years fostering participation in social events, sailing programmes and other aquatic activities in the wonderful environment of the Hauraki Gulf. Our first major Club Fishing Competition in August was a tremendous success, we have Oktoberfest coming up and a major Art Show

planned in April 2018. We trust initiatives such as will become regular occasions on our annual Calendar. The MCC is incredibly lucky to have the calibre of volunteers who make such events a reality. Without all of these people the club simply couldn’t do what it does.

I wish to thank our generous Sponsors that continue to support our club in many different ways we should continue to show them our customer loyalty.

We enjoy a club and a sport that has participants of all ages and can be enjoyed by the whole family. I look forward to catching up with you at the club, out on the water and particularly at our away Cruising B.B.Qs which are open to all members.

On behalf of The Flag Officers and the Executive Committee I welcome all members and wish you all the very best for the season ahead.

Tim TurnerCommodore.

Commodore’s Message


MILFORD CRUISING CLUB FLAGSSt. George’s Cross outlined in White on a Blue background .The club burgee, or pennant, is the club’s personal flag of identification. It is not com-pulsory for members to fly a club burgee, but if a member does and the club sincerely trusts that he does there is a strong moral obligation to ensure that it is flown correct-ly. The yacht club burgee is a flag which all members should be proud to fly and which should receive the dignity that is reserved for the club and its officers.Flag OfficersThe flag officers fly, a rectangular swal-low tailed burgee, the same colours as the pennant. The balls on the Vice and Rear Commodores flags are white as is the rec-tangular background to the flag of the Past Commodore.The Commodore’s burgee is not defaced, The Vice Commodore’s burgee is similar except that one white ball is displayed in the inner upper canton.The Rear Commodore’s burgee is similar except that a white ball is displayed in both the upper and lower inner cantons. There is also a flag to identify the club’s past Commodores and this is a club pennant on a white rectangular background and a Maltese cross displayed.

EtiquetteFlags should be hoisted at 0800, and hauled down at sunset, taking the time from the senior officer of the club, or failing the pres-ence of one’s own club officers, taking it from that of a senior officer of any club.When a yacht comes to anchor or gets un-derway, her burgee should be hoisted, al-though the time might be earlier than 0800 or after sunset, providing that there is suf-ficient daylight for her colours to be recog-nised.On entering harbours in such circumstanc-es, the colours should be hauled down im-mediately after coming to anchor.All the above applies equally to the wear-ing of the Red or Blue Ensign. If a yacht owner belongs to more than one club, and as a member of one of these where the Blue Ensign may be worn under special war-rant from the Admiralty It should be clear-ly understood that the Blue Ensign should only be flown with the burgee of the club in question, and never without this corre-sponding burgee. In brief the Red Ensign should always be displayed unless the right to fly the Blue is clear. In recent times it has become the fashion to fly the New Zealand flag. This is not correct flag etiquette. The New Zealand flag is not a substitute for the Red Ensign.

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Rear Commodore Peter Batcheler (above) and his boat YACHT ESPRIT (below)

Vice Commodore Tony Sparks (above) and his boat COCORICO (below)

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Milford Cruising Club – Race Programme 2017 - 2018 Season No Tide Height (m) StartSUMMER CRUISING SERIES 6 to countSat 21 Oct 17 Islington Bay (Ice Breaker) 1 0921 3.2 1000Sat 4 Nov 17 Station Bay Motutapu 2 0801 3.3 1000Sat 18 Nov 17 Motuhie 3 0814 3.1 1000Fri 26 Jan 18 Mahurangi Night Race 4 1507 3.0 1800 + Inter-Club Race - MCC / WeitiSat 3 Feb 18 Waiheke Race (Oneroa / Putiki) 5 1028 3.6 1000Sat 17 Feb 18 Waikalabubu 6 0936 3.2 1000Fri 2 Mar 18 Kawau Night Race 7 2054 3.4 1900Sat 17 Mar 18 Woody/West Bay/Administration Bay 8 0824 3.1 1000Fri 30 Mar 18 Bottom End (Easter Weekend) 1st Leg 9 0710 3.3 1000Sat 31 Mar 18 Te Kouma (Easter Weekend) 2nd Leg 10 0803 3.4 1100

LADIES TIDAL SERIES 4 to countSun 12 Nov 2017 Doris Cooper Trophy 1 1507 3.1 1345Sun 21 Jan 2018 Henderson Trophy 2 1120 3.1 1030Sun 25 Feb 2018 Ladies Race Cup 3 1545 3.0 1430Sun 25 Mar 2018 Gwen Godson Cup 4 1431 3.1 1315Sun 22 Apr 2018 Julie Davis Memorial 5 1222 3.2 1130

EVENING TIDAL SERIES 6 to countWed 18 Oct 2017 Evening 1 1918 3.2 1815Thu 2 Nov 2017 Evening 2 1843 3.1 1745Thu 16 Nov 2017 Evening 3 1853 3.0 1800Fri 15 Dec 2017 Evening 4 1823 2.9 1730Tue 30 Jan 2018 Evening 5 1916 3.2 1800Tue 13 Feb 2018 Evening 6 1859 2.8 1800Wed 28 Feb 2018 Evening 7 1900 3.2 1745Fri 16 Mar 2018 Evening 8 2000 3.0 1845

WINTER TIDAL SERIES 6 to countSun 6 May 2018 Winter 1 1145 2.9 1045Sun 20 May 2018 Winter 2 1114 3.3 1000Sun 10 Jun 2018 Winter 3 1615 2.9 1500Sun 24 Jun 2018 Winter 4 1642 3.0 1530Sun 8 Jul 2018 Winter 5 1440 2.9 1330Sun 22 Jul 2018 Winter 6 1516 2.9 1415Sun 5 Aug 2018 Winter 7 1313 2.9 1215Sun 19 Aug 2018 Winter 8 1345 3.0 1230Sun 2 Sep 2018 Winter Spare 1158 3.0 1045

OTHER RACES Sat 2 Dec 2017 Around Rangitoto* No points No Dinghies 1 0641 3.1 0930Sun 28 Jan 2018 Inter Club Weiti/MCC at Mahurangi 2 TBAThur 29 Mar 2018 Night Race to Islington Bay - Rum Race 3 1845 3.2 1900Sun 15 Apr 2018 Closing Day (Mark Foy) 4 0646 3.1 1900 Picnic Day Administration BaySat 3 Mar 2018 Kawau around the Islands 5 11


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GENERAL INFORMATION

P.O. Box 31027, Milford. ............................................. Phone/Fax: 489-6837. Messenger 486-8019Manager ..........................................................................................021 171 5040 (9:00 am - 5:00 pm)Club House: Craig Road, Milford. ..............................................Lat. 36°46.04S Long. 174°145.92EMCC Website: ........................................................................................ www.milfordcruising.co.nzMCC Email: ..............................................................................................milfordcruising@xtra.co.nzClub House HoursMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday ....................................................................... 4.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m.Thursday, Friday .............................................................................................. 4.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.Saturday ............................................................................................................. 4.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m.Sunday ................................................................................................................ 4.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m.Membership cards should be available at all times when visiting the clubhouse and all guests must sign the visitor's book.

Fees

Nomination Fee .........................................................................................................................$100.00

Annual Subscription 2017 - 2018

Family Membership .......................................................................................................................$220 Senior Membership .......................................................................................................................$200 Associate & Country Member .....................................................................................................$100Juniors under 18 years of age .......................................................................................................$46Veteran Member ............................................................................................................................$120 (To qualify for Veteran Membership, a member must have reached 65 years of age and been a Senior or Family member for the past 5 years). Levies (YNZ AYBA) & GST Inclusive.

Slip Fees

Refer to Slipmaster - Mob 021 115 3131

Radio Schedules

The clubhouse has a VHF radio. This set is monitored during clubhouse hours. The club call sign is “MILFORD SPORTS RADIO”. Skippers should contact the club on Channel 16 and then relay messages on the agreed traffic channel. For club races the OOD monitors Channel 77 south of Tiri and 03 north of Tiri.

Club Regalia

Badges, Jerseys, Pennants etc., are available at the clubhouse.


Be on the beach for the BBQ after the nominated five races

below. Collect a card for your poker hand after each of the races and

play your poker hand at the Te Kouma Race (31st March). Prizes ~ Prizes ~ Prizes

Open to all launchies and yachties who attend the after race BBQs on the beach.

All crew members can collect and play a hand of cards.

Prizes will be awarded after your hand has been played at the Te Kouma Race BBQ.

Do not swap or lose your cards!

Come to the beach BBQs after the races below with the time you

dropped your anchor in the bay and $15. Entry includes beach BBQ.

Anchor dropped times to be record as hour and minute.

Anchor drop closest to the nominated time will be the winner.

Open to all launches who attend the after race BBQs.

Old Fox Runs Entry envelopes will be available at the club, from Karen Jones

or the OOD for each race.

Club trophies will be awarded at Prize giving: Handicap Launch Race Trophy

Log Race Points Trophy


Come to the beach BBQs after the races below with the time you

dropped your anchor in the bay and $15. Entry includes beach BBQ.

Anchor dropped times to be record as hour and minute.

Anchor drop closest to the nominated time will be the winner.

Open to all launches who attend the after race BBQs.

Old Fox Runs Entry envelopes will be available at the club, from Karen Jones

or the OOD for each race.

Club trophies will be awarded at Prize giving: Handicap Launch Race Trophy

Log Race Points Trophy


NOTES ON CLUB SAILING PROGRAMMERead the contents of the following pages thoroughly. Changes have been made in some sections, and races can be won or lost depending on your knowledge of the Sailing Instructions. All members with yachts are encouraged to participate in club races during the season. Two divisions provide a wide range of competition, with the Racing division catering for fully crewed yachts, and the Cruising division for the family. Only limited sails are required in the Cruising division and the finishes are coordinated so that all families and crews are able to attend beach barbecues at the end of passage races. Information regarding the Sailing Rules and sailing activities of the Club will be provided by any member of the Sailing Committee.

SPONSORSHIPThe Milford Cruising Club is privileged to offer Sponsors prizes to place getters in most races. The donations from the many supporting companies provide considerable interest and incentive during the series. The prizes are presented at the Clubhouse.

RACING RULES1. Authority All races shall be under the control and management of the Milford Cruising Club Sailing Committee and will be conducted in accordance with the International Sailing Federation Rules of Sailing (with YNZ Prescriptions) including the local rules that follow. The International Rules for Prevention of Collision at Sea, 1976, apply in all races between Sunset and Sunrise replacing the relevant parts of ISAF rules Part 2. Yachts, while racing, must not enter Ports of Auckland and Auckland Regional Authority Protected Mooring areas as shown on Chart 5322. Harbour Regulations will always apply.The Milford Cruising Club and its Sponsors disclaim any and every responsibility for damage, either to persons or property that may be suffered both onshore or at sea as a consequence of participating in any way in Club Races.Attention is drawn to the ISAF. Fundamental Rule which states inter alia, A boat is solely responsible for deciding whether or not to start or to continue racing. The safety of a yacht and her crew is the sole and inescapable responsibility of the owner, who must do his best to ensure that the yacht is fully sound, thoroughly sea-worthy, and manned by experienced crew who are physically fit to face bad weather. He must ensure that all safety equipment is properly maintained and stowed and that the crew know where it is kept and how it is to be used. Neither the establishment of these special regulations nor their use by sponsoring organisations for the inspection of a yacht under these regulations in any way limits or reduces the complete and unlimited responsibility of the owner or skipper. Every yacht must carry the YNZ Racing Handbook 2017-2020, which can be purchased at the Clubhouse.

2. Safety Regulations The following regulations apply to all yachts when racing and owners are recommended to maintain similar standards when cruising. YNZ. Regulations up to Category 4 (as per YNZ Handbook).

CLUB TROPHIES AND PRIZESOverall Points Trophy -The Garth Denney Memorial Trophy is presented to the yacht with the most consistent performance during the season. All yachts that compete in 6 or more of the points races qualify and points are allotted from the Low Points System.


Aggregate Points Trophies - The Tom Webster Cup is allocated to the Racing Division and the Stafford Bush Motors Cup to the Cruising Division.The Bob Hyland Trophy is awarded to the lady member or spouse of a member considered by the Sailing Committee to have achieved the best overall performance in helming a boat in the Ladies Series.The Steve Palmer Memorial Trophy is awarded to the member considered by the Committee to have achieved the best performance in a yachting event or contest outside the Club activities. In addition to the John Gladden Gunboat Trophies there are Angling Shields, the Webley Best Sportsperson Trophy and the Sherson Helmsperson Trophy. The many fine Cups and Trophies are presented to the first boats on handicap in each division for the race.Trophies and Place getter plaques are presented at the annual Prizegiving, but trophies and cups must remain in the clubhouse.

LOCAL RULESTO BE SAILED IN CONJUNCTION WITH I.S.A.F. RULES1. Divisions. Yachts will race in two divisions (Racing and Cruising) in every race other than Ladies, Winter, Summer Evening, Juniors, Olympic and Closing Day Races. Yachts may change divisions during the season. In doing so, they become ineligible for points and trophies in the division which they are leaving. Cruising Division will carry only those sails that can, with advantage, be carried when working to windward. Mainsails and mizzens must be fixed to the mast and booms in the normal way and headsails must be fully hanked to the stay. (Foresails attached to luffspars, seastays or similar devices will be regarded as hanked to a stay). Twin foresails hanked to the same stay and mizzen staysails are not permitted. The use of a spar to boom out normal headsails is allowed. Yachts must fly their division flags while racing. Racing Division Blue. Cruising Division and all other races-Yellow.

2. Dinghies. All yachts must either tow, for the entire Summer Cruising Series, or stow on deck, for the entire Summer Cruising Series, suitable dinghies, unless otherwise stated. Inflatables must be inflated. All dinghies that are towed will have a minimum Painter length of 2 metres, and a maximum of 5 metres, from the yachts transom. Changing without authorisation, will incur a 10% penalty. In rough conditions, a previously towed dinghy may be stowed on board. It should be noted that this will incur a 3% penalty, and must be declared to the OOD or the finish boat.Dinghies are not required for the Ladies Series, Summer Mid Week or Winter races.

3. Stacking Devices. The use of a trapeze or any mechanical device for supporting any member of the crew outboard of the gunwale is prohibited.

4. Alterations. Any alteration to the hull, sails, spars, engine, rudder or ballast must be notified to the Race Committee for the purpose of re-handicapping where necessary.

5. Race Entry. Entries for the Summer Series close 6pm Friday prior to the race. Entry fee for the Summer Cruising Series is $15.00. Late entry fee $20.00. Members may invite a non-member skipper to participate in these club races, the entry fee for non-club members being $20.00. This person can claim a sponsors' prize but not claim any points or Club trophies while a non-member.

For all other races, entries close prior to the race. For Club members the entry fee is $10.00. All entries must be received by the Racing Secretary or the Official Starter prior to the commencement of the race. Outstanding fees from a previous race in a given series will render a current entry invalid. A full season's entry may be paid in advance, whereby one race in that series which is prepaid shall be free, except for the Ladies Series. Entry to any Race shall become a declaration of compliance with Safety regulations (Rule 20) No formal inspection is necessary but the right to inspect any yacht is reserved by the sailing committee.


6. Starting Line. The Club Starting line, for shore based starting signals, is from a conspicuous pole located in the Milford Reserve 50 metres South of the Estuary entrance and the Outer Distance Marker, which is a moored buoy. Alternately starts may be started from on the water whereby the starting line shall be between the Starting boat and the outer distance moored buoy. Starts may be delayed up to 10 mins if tide conditions demand to allow any regulation yacht (1.4 mtr draft) to negotiate the Wairau Creek. The start line also defines the finish line.

STARTING RACESRaces shall be started by using the following signals. Times shall be taken from the visual signals; the absence of a sound signal shall be disregarded. Signal Flag and sound Minutes before starting signal Warning Class flag; 1 sound 5 Preparatory P Flag 4 One-minute Preparatory flag removed 1 1 long sound signal Starting Class flag removed; 1 sound 0

RECALLSIndividual Recall: When at the starting signal, any part of the yacht is over the line, the starter shall make a sound signal and display CODE FLAG 'X' (White square with blue cross). In addition the starter will call up identified boat on VHF Ch 77 The responsibility for returning shall rest with the yacht concerned. General Recalls - In the event of the starter being unable to identity all premature starters or there having been an error in the starting procedure a General Recall will be made by making two sound signals and a call up to all boats on VFH Ch77 the FIRST SUBSTITUTE (Yellow triangle with blue border) may or may not be displayed.The Start signal will be the 5 minute warning signal for the restart

7. Withdrawals. Any yacht deciding not to start, or withdrawing from a race is obliged to inform the OOD or a member of the Sailing Committee as soon as possible.

8. Penalty Rule. A 720° or 360° turn as applicable will apply in all races as per ISAF Rules.

9. Protests. Protesting yachts must fly Code Flag “B" (Red) to regulation size. A protest shall be made in writing in accordance with ISAF rules and presented to a member of the Racing Committee within 2 hours of finishing. Where finishes are away from the Club, the protest must be lodged with the Race Finisher on the Mark Boat. A fee of $5.OO must accompany the protest. This is refundable if the protest is successful. A protest committee shall be appointed by the Sailing Committee, and the protest heard at the earliest convenient time.

10. Night Racing. The International Rules for Prevention of Collision at Sea, 1976, apply in all races between Sunset and Sunrise replacing the relevant parts of ISAF rules Part 2.

11. Finishing. If the mark boat is not on station, yachts are to take their own time. In any passage race should the Finish mark boat not be on station, the first yacht to finish should take her own time, and is requested to anchor as near as possible to the finish station, and to take the time of other competitors until relieved. After finishing a race, any yacht re-crossing the line in either direction will be liable to disqualification. For tidal races the finish line is between the outer distance bouy and flag pole on shore or boat on water (if on station).

12. Fairway Marks. The following marks are to be considered fairway marks and all vessels are to keep to seaward of them. 1. Iliomana Beacon. 2. Black Rock. 3. Emu Point Marker. 4. Fairchild Reef Marker.


13. Points. The Points system to be used will be the Low-Point Scoring System described in the YNZ. Handbook Racing Rules of Sailing 2017-2020, Appendix A Scoring: Rule A9 will apply to all series.

14. Ladies Series. A separate Ladies Series will be run consisting of 5 races and the best 4 places will count in determining over-all points. A Lady Helmsperson, not necessarily a club member, must helm the boat during the series. It is not necessary for the same Helmsperson to helm the boat in all races as the trophy will be awarded to the boat provided it is owned by a club member.Spinnakers may be carried, when entries are made it will be necessary to declare the Lady Helmsperson.

15. Cancellation or Postponement. Appropriate flags will be flown from the Clubhouse as per ISAF Racing Rules.

16. V.H.F. Radio. Announcements on cancellation or postponement, course selection and additional marks or obstructions which must be passed on only one side, shall be made via the Club radio on Channel 77 no later than the divisional warning or preparatory signal. Due to time constraints because of tide, it may not be possible to request acknowledgement from each competitor, or to postpone the race start time. After the starting signal, Channel 77 shall also be used for announcements abandoning the race or shortening the course. The onus shall be on the competitor to monitor Channel 77 both prior and during the race as no other method of communication may be possible.

17. Autopilots. May be used.

18. Use of Motors. ISAF Rule 42.3 ( c ) is amended to read, Any means of propulsion (including a propulsion engine) may be used to help a person or another vessel in danger or to avoid ships in the shipping channelISAF Rule 42.3 ( d.) is amended to read 'To get clear before or after grounding a boat may use force applied by the crew, or any equipment including a propulsion engine'.If a propulsion engine is used in these circumstances the yacht may not be manoeuvred closer to the next mark, nor may it gain any advantage. The use of a motor, during a race must be reported to the OOD or any member of the Sailing Committee involved in the race, as soon as practically possible.

19. Shortened Courses. Race Officials may shorten a course to a finish line at any mark. This will be notified to all competitors on VHF channel 77. Where possible the finish boat will sound two sound signals as the leading boat of each division approaches the finish line and a further sound signal will be made as it finishes. Should the Finish boat not be on station, the first yacht to finish should take her own time, and is requested to anchor as near as possible to the finish station, and to take the time of other competitors until relieved. Failure to sound the sound signals will not override the announcement made on VHF Channel 77.

20. Safety Regulations. Safety regulations apply to all racing in accordance with Part 11 of the YNZ Safety Regulations (Offshore & Coastal Racing) Category 4 & 5 Races require the owner to declare to the Milford Cruising Club that all Safety Regulations are complied with. Solo racers are strongly recommended to wear safety harnesses at all times.Category 4 will apply to all Passage Races Category 5 will apply to all Tidal Races.

21. Time Limits for Tidal Series. In the event of the first boat not rounding the first mark of the course in 90 minutes after the starting signal then the race shall be abandoned.

Special notesAll times have been adjusted for daylight saving where applicable including the Tidal predictions. During races the OOD can be contacted on VHF Channel 77 or alternative channel as posted in amended sailing instructions.

Where course 1 and 2 are listed, Course 1 is the intended Course. The OOD may change to Course 2, if conditions warrant, before the race starts.

Any race may be postponed to a later time or date and/or shortened to any mark that is part of the Course by the OOD. The Sailing Committee may substitute the Course of any race, with any published MCC Course, or a course determined on the day of the race, should it seem prudent to do so.


WAIRAU STREAM PEDESTRIAN BRIDGEAs from March 2016 the Bridge has been remotely controlled by a trained operator located at ATOC (Auckland Transport Operations Centre) on Queens Wharf in the City. Skippers should be aware that there is no security guard stationed at the Bridge. The Bridge is set to operate between the hours of 6am and 10pm in summer (October - March) and between 6am and 8pm in winter (April – September) in line with daylight saving, and remains in the Up position when not in operation.

VESSELS LEAVING OR ENTERING THE MARINAWhile it must be understood the bridge operator can observe the movement of vessels in and out of the Marina using a number of cameras skippers are expected to give way to those coming in, particularly when conditions are difficult.

For skippers reassurance one camera is positioned to give a clear view towards the outer channel mark and beyond others cover the approach to the bridge both entering the channel and from the Marina side of the weir/bridge.

All vessels wishing to leave or enter the Marina are required to contact the Bridge Operator at least 5 minutes before proceeding to the bridge using either –

VHF Channel 73 (Call-sign is “ATOC” – not Milford Bridge or any other such irrelevant call-sign)

Make the call to “ATOC” identifying your vessel name and your request to enter or exit the Marina and wait for a response confirming you can proceed. Repeat your call if you receive no response. The operator recognizes the word “ATOC” - this call sign is specific to and only used for the Wairau Creek/Milford Marina Bridge, and no other marina.

Or landline Ph 09 309 2485

It is recommended that skippers program the ATOC phone number into their mobile phone as VHF reception has been noted to be unmonitored on occasions.

Milford Mariners and Cruising Club members (and everyone else) are expected to be very clear when communicating their request and courteous and patient when dealing with the operator.

Be careful to ensure that you can clear the bridge before proceeding between the bridge cassions – you could damage your mast if you do not clear a partially open bridge.


EXITING THE MARINAIf there is a delay in the bridge opening or a vessel is entering at the same time skippers will need to hold their position (this can be difficult in a strong wind and/or strong tide situation).

ENTERING THE MARINACare must be taken not to enter the Marina entrance until vessels have communicated with the operator and are cleared to proceed. DO NOT enter the channel from the Outer Channel Mark until you visually sight the Bridge is in the upright position – there is limited space for turning around once vessels are committed to the channel and the channel is only 6m wide.

Whenever possible when exiting or entering the marina along with other vessels try to “group together“. Be aware however that every boat must communicate separately with the operator who will advise them to proceed and follow or hold their position. Do not assume it is OK just to follow the boat ahead without contacting the Operator first and receiving the OK.

There is a marked holding area (beside mooring piles) located just downstream of the bridge and if a vessel is unable to communicate with the operator by VHF or phone they can activate an “Intercom” mounted on one of the mooring piles. NB. This holding area should only be used in emergencies and when adverse sea conditions require an immediate entry – note that it is unsuitable for keeled yachts as there is a concrete slab that may not be obvious, with limited depth of water at high tide, alongside the piles.

EMERGENCY CALL OUT PROCEDUREIn the event of a system failure the Operator will inform Auckland Coastguard/Maritime Radio of the situation.

The bridge will be returned to the upright position as soon as it is safe and practical to do so.

Slipway & GridOwners information for Slipway and Hardstand Use

1. Only financial members vessels may be hauled or stored.

2. Cradles must be of acceptable standard, as determined by the slip master, and fit the vessel to be hauled.

3. Cradles must be removed after launching.

4. Minimum bearer width is 3.05 metres. 5. Vessel owners are required to arrange

suitable assistance when hauling or launching their vessel. (In addition to the owner, a minimum of three adults is required, no children).

6. Power transformers/RCDs are expected to be used.

7. Guide ropes on vessel - two at bow, two at stern, one head rope or as required.

8. For terms and conditions for slipping vessels see slip application form.


SOUTHERN SPARS SUMMER CRUISING SERIES

ISLINGTON BAY ICE BREAKER RACE • Saturday 21st October 17 • Tide 0921 hrs 3.2m

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OLD DUCK PORTER AND KINGSTON CIDER1st Summer Series Points RaceCruising Division: Start 1000 Hrs Jan Denny Rose BowlRacing Division: Start 1000 Hrs Jack Palmer Memorial Trophy

COURSE ONECruising Division. Start in a Northerly Direction through the Club Starting Line and proceed to Billy Goat Point (Starboard), Through Rakino Channel, thence to finish between MCC Mark boat to (Starboard) and a conspicuous point on Rangitoto Island. Approx distance 14 nm.

Racing Division. Start in a Northerly Direction through the Club Starting Line and proceed to Billy Goat Point (Starboard), Through Rakino Channel, thence to Motuihe Island (Starboard), to finish between MCC Mark boat to (Starboard) and a conspicuous point on Rangitoto Island. Approx. Distance 18 nm.

COURSE TWOCruising Division. Start in a Southerly Direction and proceed to Motukorea (G) Buoy (Port), thence to finish as above. Approx. Distance 9 nm.Racing Division. Start in a Southerly Direction and proceed to Motukorea (G) Buoy (Port), to Illiomana (D) Buoy thence to finish as above. Approx. Distance 10 nm.OOD: Kevin Stephen (Agent88)


STATION BAY RACE • Saturday 4th November 17 • Tide 0801 hrs 3.3m

SMART MARINE128 Target RoadGlenfield Ph 09 282 4007

2nd Summer Series Points RaceCruising Division: Start 1000 Hrs Laurie Mason CupRacing Division: Start 1000 Hrs Pat Stirling Cup

COURSESCruising Division: Starting in a Southerly direction from the Club start line, proceed to No 10 racing buoy (Port), to A Buoy (Starboard) to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and a conspicuous point in Station Bay, Motutapu Island. Approx. Distance 12 nm.Racing Division: Starting in a Southerly direction from the Club start line, proceed to No 10 racing buoy (Port), to The Haystack,(Starboard)to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and a conspicuous point in Station Bay, Motutapu Island. Approx. Distance 15 nm.

OOD: Lance Jones (Danceaway)

MOTUIHE RACE • Saturday 18th November 17 • Tide 0814 hrs 3.1m

HLB MANN JUDD LTD. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS.Brian Leaning Ph 09 489 5674

3rd Summer Series Points RaceCruising Division: Start 1000 Hrs Bancroft CupRacing Division: Start 1000 Hrs Dawson Cup

COURSE ONECruising Division: Starting in a Southerly Direction from the Club Start Line proceed to Motukorea racing buoy (G), (Port), Browns Island (Starboard), to Navy Buoy, south/east of Browns Island (Port), to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and Motuihe Island, (Wharf Bay). Approx. Distance 10 nm.Racing Division: Starting in a Southerly Direction from the Club Start Line proceed to Motukorea racing buoy (G)(Port) , thence to Illiomama racing buoy (D)(Starboard) thence to Navy Buoy, south/east of Browns Island (Port), to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and Motuihe Island (Wharf Bay). Approx. Distance 12 nm.

COURSE TWOCourse as above but finish at Ocean Beach, Motuihe Is. Taking Motuihe to port finish between MCC Mark boat (starboard) and Ocean Beach.

OOD: John Innes (Timepiece)


MAHURANGI RACE • Friday January 26th 18 • Tide 1507 hrs 3.0m

HALL SPARSBen Gladwell – Ph 021 223 6452

4th Summer Series Point RaceCruising Division: Start 1800 Hrs Wood Turners BowlRacing Division: Start 1800 Hrs Mystic Cup

COURSE ONECruising Division: Starting in a Northerly direction through the Club starting line, proceed to Outer Yellow Buoy (Tiritiri Passage) (Port) to finish between MCC Mark boat and Sadler Point, Mahurangi Harbour. Approx. Distance 19 nm.Racing Division: Starting in a Northerly direction through the Club starting line, proceed to Outer Yellow Buoy (Tiritiri Passage) (Port) to finish between MCC Mark boat and Sadler Point, Mahurangi Harbour. Approx. Distance 19 nm.OOD: Tony Sparks

WAIHEKE RACE • Saturday 3rd February 18 • Tide 1028 hrs 3.6m

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5th Summer series Points RaceCruising Division: Start 1000 Hrs Wairau Trophy Racing Division: Start 1000 Hrs Playfair TrophyDestination Te Wharau Bay or Oneroa

COURSE ONECruising Division: Start in a Southerly Direction through the Club Starting Line and proceed to No.14 racing buoy (Port), Browns Is. (Starboard), Motuihe (Port), to finish between MCC Mark boat (Starboard).and the red beacon Te Wharau Bay, (Huruhi Bay) Waiheke. Approx. Distance 13 nm.

Racing Division: Start in a Southerly Direction through the Club Starting Line to No.14 racing buoy (Port), taking Browns Is. (Starboard), Motuihe (Port), proceed to Rocky Bay racing buoy (F) (Port) thence to finish between MCC Mark boat (Starboard).and the red beacon Te Wharau Bay, (Huruhi Bay) Waiheke. Approx. Distance 18 nm.

COURSE TWOCruising Division: Start in a Southerly Direction through the Club Starting Line and proceed to Billy Goat Point (Starboard), Rakino Is. (Port), to finish between MCC Mark boats (Port) and Hakaimango Point, Oneroa. Approx. Distance 14 nm.Racing Division: Start in a Southerly Direction through the Club Starting Line and proceed to Billy Goat Point (Starboard), Rakino Is. (Port), D’Urville Rock (Starboard), to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and Hakaimango Point, Oneroa. Approx. Distance 20 nm.

OOD: Patrick Girvan (Patron)


KAWAU NIGHT RACE • Friday 2nd March 18 • Tide 2054 hrs 3.4 m

NAI HARCOURTS NORTH SHORETim Turner 021 924 908

7th Summer Series Points RaceCruising Division Start 1900 hrs Ted Cooper Memorial CupRacing Division Start 1900 hrs Kawau Shield

COURSEBoth Divisions: Start in a Northerly Direction from the Club Starting Line and proceed through Tiri Passage. Leaving Outer Yellow Buoy (Port), finish between MCC Mark boat (Port), and Momona Point, Kawau Island. Approx. Distance 22 nm.All boats must change to channel 03 when through Tiri Channel and advise OOD of current position.Advise MCC Finish boat on channel 03 when passing Motuketekete Light.

OOD: Tim Turner (Mon Desir)

WAIKALABUBU RACE • Saturday 17th February 18 • Tide 0936 hrs 3.2m

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6th Summer Series Points RaceCruising Division: Start 1000 Hrs Heathwaite CupRacing Division: Start 1000 Hrs A W Williams Trophy

COURSESCruising Division: Starting in a Northerly direction from the Club start line, proceed to C Buoy (Torbay), (Starboard) to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and Waikalabubu. Approx. Distance 12 nm.Racing Division: Starting in a Northerly direction from the Club start line, proceed to C racing buoy (Torbay) (Starboard), to B Racing Buoy (Gulf Harbour) (Starboard), to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and Waikalabubu. Approx. Distance 15 nm.

OOD: David Wood


EASTER BOTTOM END RACE • Friday 30th March 18 • Tide 0710 hrs 3.3 m

SOUTHERN SPARS Leg One of Two

9th Summer Series Points RaceCruising Division: Start 1030 hrs Paul O’Kane CupRacing Division: Start 1030 hrs John Anderson Memorial Trophy

COURSEBoth Divisions: Start between MCC Mark boat (Starboard) and Emu Point, Motutapu, leaving Waiheke Is to port, proceed to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and Chamberlains Bay (North Harbour), Ponui Island. Approx. Distance 16 nm.OOD: Walter Giesche (Visual Progress)

WOODY/WEST BAY RACE • Saturday 17th March 18 • Tide 0824 hrs 3.1m

DB BREWERIESPrinciple Supplier to Milford Cruising Club

8th Summer Series Points RaceCruising Division: Start 1000 Hrs Sailing Committee CupRacing Division: Start 1000 Hrs John Humphrey Memorial

COURSE ONECruising Division: Start in a Northerly Direction from the Club Starting Line and proceed to C Racing Buoy (Torbay) (Starboard), thence to finish in a South Easterly direction between MCC Mark boat (Starboard) and West Bay Rakino Island. Approx. Distance 11 nm.Racing Division: Start in a Northerly Direction from the Club Starting Line and proceed to C Racing Buoy (Torbay) thence to Orarapa Island (Haystack) (Starboard), taking Rakino Island (Port), to finish in a South Easterly direction between MCC Mark boat (Starboard) and West Bay Rakino Island. Approx. Distance 14 nm.

COURSE TWOCruising Division: Start in a Northerly Direction through the Club Starting Line and proceed to C Racing Buoy (Torbay) (Starboard), thence to Billy Goat Point (Starboard), thence to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and Station Bay, Motutapu Island. Approx. Distance 12 nm.Racing Division: Start in a Northerly Direction through the Club Starting Line and proceed to C Racing Buoy (Torbay) (Starboard), thence to Orarapa Is. (Haystack) (Starboard), thence to Rakino Is. (Starboard), to finish between MCC Mark boat (Port) and Station Bay, Motutapu Island. Approx. Distance 15 nm.


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TE KOUMA EASTER RACE • Saturday 31st March 18 • Tide 0803 hrs 3.4 m

SOUTHERN SPARS 2nd Leg Easter

10th Summer Series Points RaceCruising Division: Start 1100 hrs Paul O’Kane CupRacing Division: Start 1100 hrs John Anderson Memorial Trophy

COURSEBoth Divisions: Start between MCC mark boat (Port) and the Red Beacon in Ruthes Passage proceed to Te Kouma Harbour to finish between MCC Mark boat and Te Kouma Head (Boulder Bank). Approx. Distance 11 nm.OOD: Walter Giesche (Visual Progress)

Elapsed times for both races are combined for final result


SILL OPERATING TIMES SILL CLOSES [DOOR COMES UP] SILL OPENS [DOOR GOES DOWN] [OUTGOING TIDE] Low tide MINUS 2h 20m [INCOMING TIDE] Low tide PLUS 2h 10m

The operation, maintenance, funding and control of the sill is the responsibility of the Milford Mariners. Contact Sec/Manager Lance Jones 021 666 031

This device is unique in New Zealand and maintains an operational water level in the marina at low tide so that vessels remain afloat at low tide.The system in use [and by far the best to date] was developed by the late Les Rees of Rees & Jones. A float switch triggers a double acting ram which is powered by water main pressure to open or close the ‘door’. While there is a time factor in the process, it is the height of the tide which triggers the ram. The time is only the estimate when the height of the tide should be at the trigger level before and after low tide. Onshore winds can effect this.The sill is located between two concrete caissons and vessels should at all times cross the sill between the steel uprights. Do otherwise at your peril as there is a groyne either side of the caisson. Generally when the tide is level with the top of the caissons there is 1.0m of water there. The top of the block on the outer mark is about the same as the top of

the caissons.Caution needs to be exercised at all times. On a making tide the water level at the entrance to the estuary is not a true indication of the depth at the sill as the water can back up as it is constricted by the narrowness of the channel. During rough weather the level in the entrance is subject to some surging.Prudent skippers will take particular care on a falling tide and establish their own ‘indicators’ along the banks etc., to help them judge the state of the tide. Be aware the channel is restricted. If you run out of water there will be no going back.Never the less many vessels transit the sill year after year without problems. The necessary ingredients seem to be patience on an incoming tide and punctuality on the outgoing.Finally, note that the tidal flows have increased since the creek has been dredged and there is increased flow due the ‘venturi effect’ between the caissons.

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Although it is but a short distance up the Wairau Creek from Rangitoto channel to the Milford Marina, extreme care is necessary in some conditions.Approximately 6 metres (20 feet) wide, the approach channel is marked by two star-board hand beacons, one at the outer end and one half way between that and the cliff. These beacons are painted green like all others on the New Zealand coast. The channel is also marked by a constant tri coloured light.Those who are not familiar with the chan-nel would be well advised to inspect this on foot at low tide. They will see why broaches to starboard are a thing to be avoided in the vicinity of the inner beacon.All traffic should of course keep to the star-board hand side of the channel and the speed limit is 5 knots. Be aware that there is a public boat ramp in the estuary and many craft will be skippered by persons unaware of the Colli-sion Regulations.When the wind is onshore and there is a ground swell, observing the three tidal flow waves can make entering easier.Vessels with limited power should come in slowly so that they have enough power in reserve to manoeuvre out of a wave broach. Yachtsmen are well advised to set a headsail

of appropriate size to the conditions and sheet it amidships to keep the bow ahead and mini-mise the risk of a broach.Be aware too that following a prolonged pe-riod of northerly winds large patches of float-ing seaweed can exist in the creek entrance. These have on occasion fouled propellers and you need to exercise caution and have a game plan.Castor Bay Reef extends some distance east of the marker beacon and can break in steep seas.Having entered the Wairau Estuary fairway there is a sill with a 6 metre (20ft) centre fold-ing section which provides an extra depth of 400mm in the marina when the tide is at the level of the sill. The folding sill is activated by the tide height. Although pressure variations can cause anomalies, the water level on the concrete block on the outer mark equates to the water level on the blocks either side of the sill.As a matter of courtesy;Skippers going out are expected to give way to those coming in, particularly when condi-tions are difficult.Skippers manoeuvring into berths at right angles to the fairway adjacent to the sill are invariably working cross tide which can cause unpredictable results and additional manoeuvring.It also goes without saying that any skipper departing or entering his berth is at a disadvantage.

Please be patient


Although it is but a short distance up the Wairau Creek from Rangitoto channel to the Milford Marina, extreme care is neces-sary in some conditions.Approximately 6 metres (20 feet) wide, the approach channel is marked by two star-board hand beacons, one at the outer end and one half way between that and the cliff. These beacons are painted green like all others on the New Zealand coast. When the street lighting is on, the channel is also marked by a constant tri coloured light [see next page] but note that this light is not particularly brilliant and the white sector can be confused with the green in the final approach.Those who are not familiar with the chan-nel would be well advised to inspect this on foot at low tide. They will see why broaches to starboard are a thing to be avoided in the vicinity of the inner beacon.All traffic should of course keep to the starboard hand side of the channel and the speed limit is 5 knots. Be aware that there is a public boat ramp in the estuary and many craft will be skippered by persons unaware of the Collision Regulations.When the wind is onshore and there is a ground swell, observing the three tidal flow waves can make entering easier.

Vessels with limited power should come in slowly so that they have enough power in reserve to manoeuvre out of a wave broach. Yachtsmen are well advised to set a head-sail of appropriate size to the conditions and sheet it amidships to keep the bow ahead and minimise the risk of a broach.Be aware too that following a prolonged period of northerly winds large patches of floating seaweed can exist in the creek en-trance. These have on occasion fouled pro-pellers and you need to exercise caution and have a game plan.Castor Bay Reef extends some distance east of the marker beacon and can break in steep seas.Having entered the Wairau Estuary fair-way there is a sill with a 6 metre (20ft) cen-tre folding section which provides an extra depth of 400mm in the marina when the tide is at the level of the sill. The folding sill is activated by timer See next page.Although pressure variations can cause anomalies, the water level on the concrete block on the outer mark equates to the wa-ter level on the blocks either side of the sill.As a matter of courtesy;Skippers going out are expected to give way to those coming in, particularly when con-ditions are difficult.Skippers manoeuvring into berths at right angles to the fairway adjacent to the sill are invari-ably working cross tide which can cause un-predictable results and additional manoeu-vring.It also goes without saying that any skipper departing or entering his berth is at a disadvan-tage.

Please bepatient

Wairau Creek Demands Care

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Although it is but a short distance up the Wairau Creek from Rangitoto channel to the Milford Marina, extreme care is neces-sary in some conditions.Approximately 6 metres (20 feet) wide, the approach channel is marked by two star-board hand beacons, one at the outer end and one half way between that and the cliff. These beacons are painted green like all others on the New Zealand coast. When the street lighting is on, the channel is also marked by a constant tri coloured light [see next page] but note that this light is not particularly brilliant and the white sector can be confused with the green in the final approach.Those who are not familiar with the chan-nel would be well advised to inspect this on foot at low tide. They will see why broaches to starboard are a thing to be avoided in the vicinity of the inner beacon.All traffic should of course keep to the starboard hand side of the channel and the speed limit is 5 knots. Be aware that there is a public boat ramp in the estuary and many craft will be skippered by persons unaware of the Collision Regulations.When the wind is onshore and there is a ground swell, observing the three tidal flow waves can make entering easier.

Vessels with limited power should come in slowly so that they have enough power in reserve to manoeuvre out of a wave broach. Yachtsmen are well advised to set a head-sail of appropriate size to the conditions and sheet it amidships to keep the bow ahead and minimise the risk of a broach.Be aware too that following a prolonged period of northerly winds large patches of floating seaweed can exist in the creek en-trance. These have on occasion fouled pro-pellers and you need to exercise caution and have a game plan.Castor Bay Reef extends some distance east of the marker beacon and can break in steep seas.Having entered the Wairau Estuary fair-way there is a sill with a 6 metre (20ft) cen-tre folding section which provides an extra depth of 400mm in the marina when the tide is at the level of the sill. The folding sill is activated by timer See next page.Although pressure variations can cause anomalies, the water level on the concrete block on the outer mark equates to the wa-ter level on the blocks either side of the sill.As a matter of courtesy;Skippers going out are expected to give way to those coming in, particularly when con-ditions are difficult.Skippers manoeuvring into berths at right angles to the fairway adjacent to the sill are invari-ably working cross tide which can cause un-predictable results and additional manoeu-vring.It also goes without saying that any skipper departing or entering his berth is at a disadvan-tage.

Please bepatient

Wairau Creek Demands Care

Bricks

Bricks


The club burgee, or pennant, is the club’s personal flag of identification. It is not compulsory for members to fly a club burgee, but if a member does and the club sincerely trusts that he does there is a strong moral obligation to ensure that it is flown correctly. The yacht club burgee is a flag which all members should be proud to fly and which should receive the dignity that is reserved for the club and its officers.Flags should be hoisted at 0800 hours, and hauled down at sunset, taking the time from the senior officer of the club, or failing the presence of one’s own club officers, taking it from that of a senior officer of any club.The club pennant is blue with a red cross piped with white. The flag officers fly, a rectangular swallow tailed burgee, the same colours as the pennant. The Commodore's burgee is not defaced, the Vice-Commodore’s burgee is similar except that one white ball is displayed in the inner upper canton. The Rear-Commodore’s burgee is also similar except that a white ball is displayed in both the upper and lower inner canton. There is also a flag to identify the club’s past Commodores

and this is a club pennant on a white rectangular background and a St. Georges Cross displayed.When a yacht comes to anchor or gets underway, her burgee should be hoisted, although the time might be earlier than 0800 or after sunset, providing that there is sufficient daylight for her colours to be recognised. On entering harbours in such circumstances, the colours should be hauled down immediately after coming to anchor.All the above applies equally to the wearing of the Red or Blue Ensign. If a yacht owner belongs to more than one club, and as a member of one of these the Blue Ensign may be worn under special warrant from the Admiralty, it should be clearly understood that the Blue Ensign should only be flown with the burgee of the club in question, and never without this corresponding burgee. In brief the Red Ensign should always be displayed unless the right to fly the Blue is clear. In recent times it has become the fashion to fly the New Zealand flag. This is not correct flag etiquette. The New Zealand flag is not a substitute for the Red Ensign.Club pennants are available at the Clubhouse at a cost of $35.00 Inc. G.S.T.

Club burgees are available at the office

FLAG ETIQUETTE - The Correct Observance of 'Colours'

MILFORD CRUISING CLUB FLAGS

St George's Cross outlined in White on a Blue background. The balls on the Vice and Rear Commodores flags are white as is the rectangular background to the flag of the Past Commodore.


MILFORD CRUISING CLUB FLAGSSt. George’s Cross outlined in White on a Blue background .The club burgee, or pennant, is the club’s personal flag of identification. It is not com-pulsory for members to fly a club burgee, but if a member does and the club sincerely trusts that he does there is a strong moral obligation to ensure that it is flown correct-ly. The yacht club burgee is a flag which all members should be proud to fly and which should receive the dignity that is reserved for the club and its officers.Flag OfficersThe flag officers fly, a rectangular swal-low tailed burgee, the same colours as the pennant. The balls on the Vice and Rear Commodores flags are white as is the rec-tangular background to the flag of the Past Commodore.The Commodore’s burgee is not defaced, The Vice Commodore’s burgee is similar except that one white ball is displayed in the inner upper canton.The Rear Commodore’s burgee is similar except that a white ball is displayed in both the upper and lower inner cantons. There is also a flag to identify the club’s past Commodores and this is a club pennant on a white rectangular background and a Maltese cross displayed.

EtiquetteFlags should be hoisted at 0800, and hauled down at sunset, taking the time from the senior officer of the club, or failing the pres-ence of one’s own club officers, taking it from that of a senior officer of any club.When a yacht comes to anchor or gets un-derway, her burgee should be hoisted, al-though the time might be earlier than 0800 or after sunset, providing that there is suf-ficient daylight for her colours to be recog-nised.On entering harbours in such circumstanc-es, the colours should be hauled down im-mediately after coming to anchor.All the above applies equally to the wear-ing of the Red or Blue Ensign. If a yacht owner belongs to more than one club, and as a member of one of these where the Blue Ensign may be worn under special war-rant from the Admiralty It should be clear-ly understood that the Blue Ensign should only be flown with the burgee of the club in question, and never without this corre-sponding burgee. In brief the Red Ensign should always be displayed unless the right to fly the Blue is clear. In recent times it has become the fashion to fly the New Zealand flag. This is not correct flag etiquette. The New Zealand flag is not a substitute for the Red Ensign.

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Member’s flag

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Past Commodore


INNER GULF NORTH

Awaawaroa 17 McKenzies Bay 3

Billy Goat Pt 7.3 Long Bay 5

Bucklands Beach 9 Little Manly 7.5

Chamberlins Bay 23 Arkles Bay 8

Herald Island 15 Matiatia 12.5

Home Bay 11 Maraetai 15.5

Hooks Bay 20.5 Big Manly 17

Huruhi Bay 13 Moturekareka Is 18.5

Islington Bay 9 Bostoquet Bay 20

Kohimaramara 6.5 Mahurangi Harbour 21

Long Bay 5 Martins Bay 21

Man o War Bay 24 Mansion House 22

Maraetai 15.5 Algies Bay 22.5

Matiatia 12.5 Sandspit 25.5

Motuihe 9

Okahu Bay 6 FAR NORTH

Oneroa 13 Takatu Pt 25.5

Onetangi 15 Leigh 31

Owhanake 11.8 Sail Rock 48.5

Pakatoa 24 Whangarei Hds 60.5

Panmure 13 Tutukaka 73

Putiki Bay 13.5 Poor Knights 78

Rangitoto Wharf 6 Mimiwhangata 89

Rocky Bay 15 Whangaruru 91

Shark Bay 21 Whangamumu 98

Station Bay 9.1 Cape Brett 102

Stillwater 8.5 Russell 116

The Noises 10.5 Cavalli Is 123

Tiritiri Is 11 Whangaroa 134

Westhaven 9 Cape Karikari 154

Woody Bay 9 Houhora 166

Parengarenga 179

North Cape 180

BARRIER AREA

Port Jackson 33

Channel Is 34 EAST

Colville Bay 35 Kawakawa 23

Little Barrier 35 Coromandel Hbr 32.5

Horn Rock 36.5 Te Kouma 34

Tryphena 43 Port Charles 40

Whangaparapara Hbr 43 Mercury Cove 56.5

Kaikoura Is 43.5 Whitianga 72

Nagles Cove 45.5 Alderman Is 80

Katherine Bay 47 Mayor Is 100

Cuvier Is 53 Tauranga 119

Mokahinau Is 53

The Needles 54

Arid Is 58

DISTANCES from MILFORD in NAUTICAL MILES

INNER GULF NORTH

Awaawaroa 17 McKenzies Bay 3

Billy Goat Pt 7.3 Long Bay 5

Bucklands Beach 9 Little Manly 7.5

Chamberlins Bay 23 Arkles Bay 8

Herald Island 15 Matiatia 12.5

Home Bay 11 Maraetai 15.5

Hooks Bay 20.5 Big Manly 17

Huruhi Bay 13 Moturekareka Is 18.5

Islington Bay 9 Bostoquet Bay 20

Kohimaramara 6.5 Mahurangi Harbour 21

Long Bay 5 Martins Bay 21

Man o War Bay 24 Mansion House 22

Maraetai 15.5 Algies Bay 22.5

Matiatia 12.5 Sandspit 25.5

Motuihe 9

Okahu Bay 6 FAR NORTH

Oneroa 13 Takatu Pt 25.5

Onetangi 15 Leigh 31

Owhanake 11.8 Sail Rock 48.5

Pakatoa 24 Whangarei Hds 60.5

Panmure 13 Tutukaka 73

Putiki Bay 13.5 Poor Knights 78

Rangitoto Wharf 6 Mimiwhangata 89

Rocky Bay 15 Whangaruru 91

Shark Bay 21 Whangamumu 98

Station Bay 9.1 Cape Brett 102

Stillwater 8.5 Russell 116

The Noises 10.5 Cavalli Is 123

Tiritiri Is 11 Whangaroa 134

Westhaven 9 Cape Karikari 154

Woody Bay 9 Houhora 166

Parengarenga 179

North Cape 180

BARRIER AREA

Port Jackson 33

Channel Is 34 EAST

Colville Bay 35 Kawakawa 23

Little Barrier 35 Coromandel Hbr 32.5

Horn Rock 36.5 Te Kouma 34

Tryphena 43 Port Charles 40

Whangaparapara Hbr 43 Mercury Cove 56.5

Kaikoura Is 43.5 Whitianga 72

Nagles Cove 45.5 Alderman Is 80

Katherine Bay 47 Mayor Is 100

Cuvier Is 53 Tauranga 119

Mokahinau Is 53

The Needles 54

Arid Is 58

DISTANCES from MILFORD in NAUTICAL MILES


MILFORD CRUISING CLUB ACTIVITIES2017-2018 SEASON

Oct2017

5th17th18th20th21st

26th27th28th

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingExecutive MeetingEvening Series Race 1Junior SailingIslington Bay Ice Breaker Summer Cruising Series 1Collect Tomato PlantsJunior SailingOktoberfest Party

Nov2017

2nd

3rd4th

9th10th12th16th17th18th21st24th28th

Longest Fish of the Month Prize giving/ Evening Series Race 2Junior SailingStation Bay Motutapu Summer Cruising Series 2Collect PotatoesJunior SailingLadies Series Race 1Evening Series Race 3Junior SailingMotuhie Summer Cruising Series 3Executive MeetingJunior SailingCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

Dec2017

1st2nd7th8th10th15th19th

Junior SailingAround Rangitoto RaceLongest Fish of the Month Prize givingJunior SailingChildren’s Christmas PartyEvening Series Race 4/Junior SailingExecutive Meeting

Jan2018

21st23rd26th28th

30th

Ladies Series Race 2Executive MeetingTo Mahurangi Summer Cruising Series 4Mahurangi Inter-Club Day Race MCC/WeitiEvening Series Race 5/Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

Feb2018

1st2nd

3rd

9th13th16th

17th

20th23rd25th27th28th

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingTomato Competition Judged/ Junior SailingWaiheke Race Summer Cruising Series Race 5Junior SailingEvening Series Race 6Potato Competition Judged/ Junior SailingWaikalabubu Race Summer Cruising Series Race 6Executive MeetingJunior SailingLadies Series Race 3Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)Evening Series Race 7

Mar2018

1st2nd

9th16th17th

20th23rd25th27th29th30th

31st

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingKawau Night Race Summer Cruising Series Race 7/Junior SailingJunior SailingEvening Series Race 8/ Junior SailingWoody/West/Administration Bay Summer Cruising Series Race 8Executive MeetingJunior SailingLadies Series Race 4Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)Night Race to Islington Bay Rum RaceBottom End Race (1st Leg) Summer Cruising Series Race 9Te Kouma (2nd Leg) Summer Cruising Series Race 10

Apr2018

5th7th8th9th14th15th

17th22nd24th

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingArt ShowArt ShowArt ShowAnnual Fishing CompetitionClub Picnic Day/Dinghy Racing/Closing Day Race Mark Foy startExecutive MeetingLadies Series Race 5Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

May2018

3rd6th15th20th29th

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingWinter Series Race 1Executive MeetingWinter Series Race 2Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

Jun2018

7th10th19th24th26th

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingWinter Series Race 3Executive MeetingWinter Series Race 4Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

Jul2018

5th7th8th17th22nd31st

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingPrize GivingWinter Series Race 5Executive MeetingWinter Series Race 6Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

Aug2018

2nd5th6th19th21st28th

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingWinter Series Race 7AGM 2018Winter Series Race 8Executive MeetingCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

Sep2018

2nd6th18th25th

Winter Series Spare Racing DayLongest Fish of the Month Prize givingExecutive MeetingCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

Oct2018

4th16th30th

Longest Fish of the Month Prize givingExecutive MeetingCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)


SOCIAL NEWS

A warm welcome from this year’s Social Committee: Karen Jones, Jill Seagar, Janine Sullivan, Jenny Coughlan, Megan Taff and Patrick Girvan. We have an exciting programme planned with lots of fund raising activities that will fill your calendar with some fun evenings and outings with other members. We have an Oktoberfest, a Christmas Party for the children, the annual Picnic Day, an Art Exhibition and other events to look forward to over the season.Craft monthly meetings are on the last Tuesday of each month, 7-9pm. We showcase a variety of crafts that will enable you to complete a new project in an evening or continue with one you are working on. Come down for the get together. BBQ’s on the beaches after the Summer Cruising Series Races where spot prizes, and Poker cards are awarded are always well attended. Even if you do not race with the fleet, but come out for the week end you are welcome to join these activities. Check out the website: www.milfordcruising.co.nz or join our face book page for the latest updates from the social and sailing committees.Karen Jones

Club Captain

PLANNED SOCIAL PROGRAMME (SUMMARY)October 31st

October 26thOctober 28th

No Craft Monthly (Halloween Night)Collect TomatoesOktoberfest

April 7-9thApril14thApril 15thApril 24th

Art ShowFishing CompetitionPicnic DayCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

November 9thNovember 28th

Collect PotatoesCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

May TBAMay 29th

Bingo NightCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

December 10th Children’s Christmas Party June 26th Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

January 30th Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

July 7thJuly 31st

Prize GivingCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

February 2ndFebruary 16thFebruary 27th

Tomato weigh inPotato Weigh inCraft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

August 6thAugust 28th

AGM 2018Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)

March 27th

March 29, 30, 31st

Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)Easter Rally

September 25th Craft Monthly (last Tuesday of month)


Northerly Wind Direction1: Long course: Start to No. 8 racing buoy (port), A buoy (port), to finish.

Distance 8 nm.1a: Short course: Start to No 8 racing buoy (port), No.10 racing buoy (port), to finish.

Distance 6 nm.North West Wind Direction2: Long course: Start to Cable Buoy (port), No.12 racing buoy (port), to finish.

Distance 8.5 nm.

2a: Short course: Start to No.8 racing buoy (port), No.11 racing buoy (port), to finish.

Distance 6 nm.Westerly Wind Direction3: Long Course: Start to No.10 racing buoy (starboard), Cable buoy (starboard), No. 10 racing buoy (port) to finish.

Distance 8 nm.

3a: Short course: Start to Cable buoy (port). No.10 racing buoy (port), to finish.

Distance 6 nm.South Westerly Wind Direction4: Long course: Start to A buoy (starboard), Cable buoy (starboard), to finish.

Distance 8 nm.

4a: Short course: Start to No.10 racing buoy (starboard), Cable buoy (starboard), to finish.

Distance 6 nm.Southerly Wind Direction5: Long course: Start to A buoy (starboard), No. 8

racing buoy (starboard), to finish. Distance 7 nm.

5a: Short course: Start to No.10 racing buoy (starboard), No.8 racing buoy (starboard), to finish.

Distance 6 nm.South Easterly Wind Direction6: Long course: Start to A buoy (starboard), No. 1 buoy (starboard), A buoy (port), to finish.

Distance 8 nm.

6a: Short course: Start to A buoy (starboard), No. 1 buoy (starboard), to finish.

Distance 6 nm.Easterly Wind Direction:7: Long course: Start to No.10 racing buoy (starboard), Cable buoy (port), No.8 racing buoy (port), to finish.

Distance 8 nm.

7a: Short course: Start to No.10 racing buoy (starboard), Cable buoy (starboard), to finish.

Distance 6 nm.North Easterly Wind Direction:8: Long course: Start to Cable buoy (port), No.10 racing buoy (port), Cable buoy (port), No.10 racing buoy (port) to finish.

Distance 8.5 nm.

8a: Short course: Start to Cable buoy (port), No.10 racing buoy (port), to finish.

Distance 6 nm.Course 9: Any other course as may be decided by the Sailing Committee and/or the Officer of the Day.

TIDAL COURSESAll Courses start from MCC start line, Milford Beach,

in a southerly direction and finish in a northerly direction.

We have 15 Optimist boats for training & 5 RS Fevas, 3 RIB support boats and a quad to tow the RIB’s to the wonderful Milford Beach.We have a few spots available for our ‘learn to sail’ programme. Our instructor is a Yachting NZ coach. Pupils must be able to swim and need to be 8yrs and over.This programme is intended to be a family social event, getting the children into learning to sail, and we request that a parent is available to be in attendance each week from each family.At the end of each session there will be sausages and drinks available at the clubhouse.For availability contact:Raoul Harrison ph/text 0274 597 736 or email [email protected]

JUNIOR SAILING


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A Buoy

10 Buoy

8 Buoy11 Buoy

9 (Cable) Buoy

12 BuoyFlax Pt

13 Buoy - Rangitoto

14 Buoy (NL)

Motukorea (G) Buoy

Illiomana (D) Buoy

Navy Buoy

Sergeant Channel (E) Buoy

Motuhie Green

MCC Start Line

Milford Cruising Club – Hauraki Racing Buoys

6 Buoy – Rough Rock


A Buoy

10 Buoy

8 Buoy11 Buoy

9 (Cable) Buoy

12 BuoyFlax Pt

13 Buoy - Rangitoto

14 Buoy (NL)

Motukorea (G) Buoy

Illiomana (D) Buoy

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Motuhie Green

MCC Start Line



A Buoy

10 Buoy

8 Buoy11 Buoy

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12 BuoyFlax Pt

13 Buoy - Rangitoto

14 Buoy (NL)

Motukorea (G) Buoy

Illiomana (D) Buoy

Navy Buoy


Motuhie Green

MCC Start Line



SAFETYCLOTHINGFISHINGPAINT &

MAINTENANCE ELECTRONICS

ALBANY BRANCH

Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm

Saturday and Sunday 8:30am to 5:00pm

17 Tawa Drive, Albany

03 443 3992



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BURNSCO ALBANY EVENING SERIES 2017-18

One division, Tidal course as per VHF instructions

Date Tide Ht StartWed 18 Oct 17 1918 3.2 1815

Thurs 2 Nov 17 1843 3.1 1745

Thurs 16 Nov 17 1853 3.0 1800

Fri 15 Dec 17 1823 2.9 1730

Tues 30 Jan 18 1916 3.2 1800

Tues 13 Feb 18 1859 2.8 1800

Wed 28 Feb 18 1900 3.2 1745

Fri 16 Mar 18 2000 3.0 1845

Maximum 6 races to count. One drop after 7, two drops after eight. Minimum of 4 races constitute a series.

Alternate dates may be used to ensure series is completed.


We pay cash for your broken and unwanted jewellery.Chains – Bracelets – Brooches – Pendants – Earrings – Rings

Any jewellery item in any condition.

INNES JEWELLERSLADIES SERIES 2017-18

Date Tide Ht StartSun 12 Nov 17 1507 3.1 1345Sun 21 Jan 18 1120 3.1 1030Sun 25 Feb 18 1545 3.0 1430Sun 25 Mar 18 1431 3.1 1315Sun 22 Apr 18 1222 3.2 1130

Maximum 4 races to count. One drop after 5, minimum of 3 races constitute a series.

Alternate dates may be used to ensure series is completed.


EVOLUTION SAILSWINTER SERIES 2018

Date Tide Ht StartSun 6 May 18 1145 2.9 1045Sun 20 May 18 1114 3.3 1000Sun 10 June 18 1615 2.9 1500Sun 24 June 18 1642 3.0 1530Sun 8 July 18 1440 2.9 1330Sun 22 July 18 1516 2.9 1415Sun 5 Aug 18 1313 3.0 1215Sun 19 Aug 18 1345 3.0 1230Sun 2 Sept 18 Spare Day Maximum 6 races to count. One drop after 7, two drops after eight. Minimum of 4 races constitute a series.Alternate dates may be used to ensure series is completed.


DRAIN UNBLOCKING ELECTRONIC LOCATION ROOT CONTROL C.C.T.V.

Gary ‘Plumb’ HallPLUMBER

NORTH SHORE CITY

0274 944 331

VHF MARINE CHANNELS

CHL 16 International distress, urgency, safety and calling frequency

CHL 17 Sailing EventsCHL 06 Ship to ship short range (simplex) CHL 08 Ship to ship short range (simplex) CHL 73 Westhaven Marina CHL 79 Coastguard continuous weather – Outer Gulf CHL 19 Coastguard continuous weather –

Inner Gulf and Waitemata HarbourCHL 19 Coastguard continuous weather –

BOI from Whangaruru to WhangaroaCHL 79 Coastguard continuous weather – Port WaikatoCHL 19 Coastguard continuous weather – RaglanCHL 19 Coastguard continuous weather – Kaipara Harbour CHL 27 Sailing Events North Head to HobsonvilleCHL 62 Talk through repeater –

ship to ship at Waiheke Island CHL 63 Ship to Ship Manukau HeadsCHL 63 Russell RadioCHL 64 Ship to Ship WhangareiCHL 65 Talk through repeater – ship to ship at Coromandel CHL 66 Sailing Events repeater Whangaparoa

CHL 66 North Kaipara CoastguardCHL 73 Viaduct HarbourCHL 73 Gulf HarbourCHL 74 Orakei MarinaCHL 04 Tutukaka MarinaCHL 03 Club events north of Tiri (Kawau Island) CHL 77 Club events south of Tiri, MCC startingCHL 78 Whitianga MarinaCHL 18 Whangarei CoastguardCHL 73 Milford Marina (ATOC)CHL 01 Great Barrier Island Radio CHL 61 Far North Coastguard Radio CHL 05 Whangaroa CoastguardCHL 60, 64 Coastguard Radio –

Waitemata Harbour and Hauraki GulfCHL 18 Manukau Coastguard CHL 07 Kaipara Coastguard CHL 07 Tutukaka Coastguard CHL 63 Whitianga and Bay of Islands

Coastguard, Raglan/Kawhia

Sourced from http://www.linz.govt.nz/

E-mail address [email protected]

NEW ZEALAND HYDROGRAPHIC AUTHORITY TIDE PREDICTIONS

AUCKLAND Lat. 36° 51' S Long. 174° 46' E

OCTOBER 2017 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS

TIMES LISTED ARE N.Z. DAYLIGHT TIME

CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED

Time m

1 Su

0407 2.6 1020 1.0 1652 2.7 2253 1.0

2 Mo

0506 2.7 1118 1.0 1745 2.8 2345 0.9

3 Tu

0602 2.8 1210 0.9 1834 2.9

4 We

0033 0.8 0654 2.9 1258 0.7 1920 3.1

5 Th

0120 0.7 0743 3.0 1343 0.6 2005 3.2

6 Fr

0206 0.5 0829 3.2 1427 0.5 2050 3.3

7 Sa

0251 0.4 0914 3.3 1511 0.4 2136 3.4

8 Su

0337 0.3 1000 3.4 1557 0.3 2224 3.4

Time m

9 Mo

0424 0.2 1047 3.4 1645 0.4 2312 3.4

10 Tu

0512 0.2 1136 3.4 1736 0.4

11 We

0003 3.3 0601 0.3 1227 3.3 1830 0.5

12 Th

0056 3.2 0654 0.4 1323 3.2 1928 0.6

13 Fr

0153 3.1 0751 0.5 1423 3.1 2031 0.7

14 Sa

0253 3.0 0854 0.7 1526 3.1 2136 0.7

15 Su

0357 3.0 1000 0.7 1630 3.1 2240 0.7

16 Mo

0501 3.0 1105 0.7 1731 3.1 2340 0.7

Time m

17 Tu

0602 3.0 1205 0.7 1826 3.1

18 We

0035 0.6 0659 3.1 1258 0.6 1918 3.2

19 Th

0125 0.6 0750 3.2 1346 0.5 2006 3.2

20 Fr

0212 0.5 0837 3.2 1430 0.5 2052 3.2

21 Sa

0255 0.5 0921 3.3 1512 0.5 2134 3.2

22 Su

0336 0.5 1002 3.2 1553 0.6 2215 3.1

23 Mo

0415 0.5 1041 3.2 1632 0.6 2255 3.1

24 Tu

0452 0.6 1120 3.1 1713 0.7 2334 3.0

Time m

25 We

0530 0.7 1159 3.0 1754 0.8

26 Th

0013 2.9 0610 0.8 1240 2.9 1839 0.9

27 Fr

0055 2.8 0652 0.9 1325 2.8 1927 1.0

28 Sa

0140 2.7 0740 1.0 1415 2.8 2019 1.0

29 Su

0229 2.7 0834 1.0 1509 2.7 2114 1.0

30 Mo

0324 2.6 0933 1.0 1605 2.8 2210 1.0

31 Tu

0423 2.7 1034 1.0 1700 2.8 2304 0.9








Time m

1 Su

0407 2.6 1020 1.0 1652 2.7 2253 1.0

2 Mo

0506 2.7 1118 1.0 1745 2.8 2345 0.9

3 Tu

0602 2.8 1210 0.9 1834 2.9

4 We

0033 0.8 0654 2.9 1258 0.7 1920 3.1

5 Th

0120 0.7 0743 3.0 1343 0.6 2005 3.2

6 Fr

0206 0.5 0829 3.2 1427 0.5 2050 3.3

7 Sa

0251 0.4 0914 3.3 1511 0.4 2136 3.4

8 Su

0337 0.3 1000 3.4 1557 0.3 2224 3.4

Time m

9 Mo

0424 0.2 1047 3.4 1645 0.4 2312 3.4

10 Tu

0512 0.2 1136 3.4 1736 0.4

11 We

0003 3.3 0601 0.3 1227 3.3 1830 0.5

12 Th

0056 3.2 0654 0.4 1323 3.2 1928 0.6

13 Fr

0153 3.1 0751 0.5 1423 3.1 2031 0.7

14 Sa

0253 3.0 0854 0.7 1526 3.1 2136 0.7

15 Su

0357 3.0 1000 0.7 1630 3.1 2240 0.7

16 Mo

0501 3.0 1105 0.7 1731 3.1 2340 0.7

Time m

17 Tu

0602 3.0 1205 0.7 1826 3.1

18 We

0035 0.6 0659 3.1 1258 0.6 1918 3.2

19 Th

0125 0.6 0750 3.2 1346 0.5 2006 3.2

20 Fr

0212 0.5 0837 3.2 1430 0.5 2052 3.2

21 Sa

0255 0.5 0921 3.3 1512 0.5 2134 3.2

22 Su

0336 0.5 1002 3.2 1553 0.6 2215 3.1

23 Mo

0415 0.5 1041 3.2 1632 0.6 2255 3.1

24 Tu

0452 0.6 1120 3.1 1713 0.7 2334 3.0

Time m

25 We

0530 0.7 1159 3.0 1754 0.8

26 Th

0013 2.9 0610 0.8 1240 2.9 1839 0.9

27 Fr

0055 2.8 0652 0.9 1325 2.8 1927 1.0

28 Sa

0140 2.7 0740 1.0 1415 2.8 2019 1.0

29 Su

0229 2.7 0834 1.0 1509 2.7 2114 1.0

30 Mo

0324 2.6 0933 1.0 1605 2.8 2210 1.0

31 Tu

0423 2.7 1034 1.0 1700 2.8 2304 0.9


VHF MARINE CHANNELS

CHL 66 North Kaipara CoastguardCHL 73 Viaduct HarbourCHL 73 Gulf HarbourCHL 74 Orakei MarinaCHL 04 Tutukaka MarinaCHL 03 Club events north of Tiri (Kawau Island) CHL 77 Club events south of Tiri, MCC startingCHL 78 Whitianga MarinaCHL 18 Whangarei CoastguardCHL 73 Milford Marina (ATOC)CHL 01 Great Barrier Island Radio CHL 61 Far North Coastguard Radio CHL 05 Whangaroa CoastguardCHL 60, 64 Coastguard Radio –

Waitemata Harbour and Hauraki GulfCHL 18 Manukau Coastguard CHL 07 Kaipara Coastguard CHL 07 Tutukaka Coastguard CHL 63 Whitianga and Bay of Islands

Coastguard, Raglan/Kawhia








Time m

1 Su

0407 2.6 1020 1.0 1652 2.7 2253 1.0

2 Mo

0506 2.7 1118 1.0 1745 2.8 2345 0.9

3 Tu

0602 2.8 1210 0.9 1834 2.9

4 We

0033 0.8 0654 2.9 1258 0.7 1920 3.1

5 Th

0120 0.7 0743 3.0 1343 0.6 2005 3.2

6 Fr

0206 0.5 0829 3.2 1427 0.5 2050 3.3

7 Sa

0251 0.4 0914 3.3 1511 0.4 2136 3.4

8 Su

0337 0.3 1000 3.4 1557 0.3 2224 3.4

Time m

9 Mo

0424 0.2 1047 3.4 1645 0.4 2312 3.4

10 Tu

0512 0.2 1136 3.4 1736 0.4

11 We

0003 3.3 0601 0.3 1227 3.3 1830 0.5

12 Th

0056 3.2 0654 0.4 1323 3.2 1928 0.6

13 Fr

0153 3.1 0751 0.5 1423 3.1 2031 0.7

14 Sa

0253 3.0 0854 0.7 1526 3.1 2136 0.7

15 Su

0357 3.0 1000 0.7 1630 3.1 2240 0.7

16 Mo

0501 3.0 1105 0.7 1731 3.1 2340 0.7

Time m

17 Tu

0602 3.0 1205 0.7 1826 3.1

18 We

0035 0.6 0659 3.1 1258 0.6 1918 3.2

19 Th

0125 0.6 0750 3.2 1346 0.5 2006 3.2

20 Fr

0212 0.5 0837 3.2 1430 0.5 2052 3.2

21 Sa

0255 0.5 0921 3.3 1512 0.5 2134 3.2

22 Su

0336 0.5 1002 3.2 1553 0.6 2215 3.1

23 Mo

0415 0.5 1041 3.2 1632 0.6 2255 3.1

24 Tu

0452 0.6 1120 3.1 1713 0.7 2334 3.0

Time m

25 We

0530 0.7 1159 3.0 1754 0.8

26 Th

0013 2.9 0610 0.8 1240 2.9 1839 0.9

27 Fr

0055 2.8 0652 0.9 1325 2.8 1927 1.0

28 Sa

0140 2.7 0740 1.0 1415 2.8 2019 1.0

29 Su

0229 2.7 0834 1.0 1509 2.7 2114 1.0

30 Mo

0324 2.6 0933 1.0 1605 2.8 2210 1.0

31 Tu

0423 2.7 1034 1.0 1700 2.8 2304 0.9








Time m

1 Su

0407 2.6 1020 1.0 1652 2.7 2253 1.0

2 Mo

0506 2.7 1118 1.0 1745 2.8 2345 0.9

3 Tu

0602 2.8 1210 0.9 1834 2.9

4 We

0033 0.8 0654 2.9 1258 0.7 1920 3.1

5 Th

0120 0.7 0743 3.0 1343 0.6 2005 3.2

6 Fr

0206 0.5 0829 3.2 1427 0.5 2050 3.3

7 Sa

0251 0.4 0914 3.3 1511 0.4 2136 3.4

8 Su

0337 0.3 1000 3.4 1557 0.3 2224 3.4

Time m

9 Mo

0424 0.2 1047 3.4 1645 0.4 2312 3.4

10 Tu

0512 0.2 1136 3.4 1736 0.4

11 We

0003 3.3 0601 0.3 1227 3.3 1830 0.5

12 Th

0056 3.2 0654 0.4 1323 3.2 1928 0.6

13 Fr

0153 3.1 0751 0.5 1423 3.1 2031 0.7

14 Sa

0253 3.0 0854 0.7 1526 3.1 2136 0.7

15 Su

0357 3.0 1000 0.7 1630 3.1 2240 0.7

16 Mo

0501 3.0 1105 0.7 1731 3.1 2340 0.7

Time m

17 Tu

0602 3.0 1205 0.7 1826 3.1

18 We

0035 0.6 0659 3.1 1258 0.6 1918 3.2

19 Th

0125 0.6 0750 3.2 1346 0.5 2006 3.2

20 Fr

0212 0.5 0837 3.2 1430 0.5 2052 3.2

21 Sa

0255 0.5 0921 3.3 1512 0.5 2134 3.2

22 Su

0336 0.5 1002 3.2 1553 0.6 2215 3.1

23 Mo

0415 0.5 1041 3.2 1632 0.6 2255 3.1

24 Tu

0452 0.6 1120 3.1 1713 0.7 2334 3.0

Time m

25 We

0530 0.7 1159 3.0 1754 0.8

26 Th

0013 2.9 0610 0.8 1240 2.9 1839 0.9

27 Fr

0055 2.8 0652 0.9 1325 2.8 1927 1.0

28 Sa

0140 2.7 0740 1.0 1415 2.8 2019 1.0

29 Su

0229 2.7 0834 1.0 1509 2.7 2114 1.0

30 Mo

0324 2.6 0933 1.0 1605 2.8 2210 1.0

31 Tu

0423 2.7 1034 1.0 1700 2.8 2304 0.9






NOVEMBER 2017 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 We

0522 2.8 1131 0.9 1753 2.9 2357 0.8

2 Th

0619 2.9 1223 0.8 1843 3.1

3 Fr

0047 0.6 0711 3.1 1312 0.6 1933 3.2

4 Sa

0137 0.4 0802 3.2 1400 0.5 2022 3.3

5 Su

0225 0.3 0851 3.4 1448 0.4 2112 3.4

6 Mo

0314 0.2 0939 3.5 1538 0.3 2203 3.4

7 Tu

0403 0.1 1029 3.5 1628 0.3 2255 3.4

8 We

0453 0.2 1120 3.5 1721 0.4 2347 3.4

Time m

9 Th

0544 0.2 1212 3.4 1817 0.5

10 Fr

0041 3.3 0637 0.4 1308 3.3 1915 0.6

11 Sa

0138 3.2 0734 0.5 1407 3.2 2016 0.6

12 Su

0237 3.0 0836 0.7 1507 3.1 2119 0.7

13 Mo

0339 3.0 0941 0.7 1608 3.1 2220 0.7

14 Tu

0441 2.9 1045 0.8 1706 3.0 2318 0.7

15 We

0541 3.0 1143 0.8 1801 3.0

16 Th

0012 0.7 0637 3.0 1235 0.7 1853 3.1

Time m

17 Fr

0102 0.6 0728 3.1 1323 0.7 1941 3.1

18 Sa

0147 0.6 0814 3.1 1406 0.7 2026 3.1

19 Su

0230 0.6 0857 3.2 1448 0.7 2108 3.0

20 Mo

0309 0.6 0937 3.2 1528 0.7 2149 3.0

21 Tu

0347 0.6 1015 3.2 1607 0.7 2228 3.0

22 We

0424 0.6 1053 3.1 1647 0.8 2306 2.9

23 Th

0501 0.7 1131 3.1 1728 0.8 2345 2.9

24 Fr

0540 0.7 1211 3.0 1810 0.9

Time m

25 Sa

0025 2.8 0620 0.8 1253 2.9 1855 0.9

26 Su

0107 2.8 0704 0.9 1339 2.9 1943 0.9

27 Mo

0154 2.7 0754 1.0 1428 2.8 2034 0.9

28 Tu

0245 2.7 0850 1.0 1521 2.8 2128 0.9

29 We

0342 2.7 0950 1.0 1616 2.9 2224 0.8

30 Th

0442 2.8 1050 0.9 1711 3.0 2319 0.7








Time m

1 We

0522 2.8 1131 0.9 1753 2.9 2357 0.8

2 Th

0619 2.9 1223 0.8 1843 3.1

3 Fr

0047 0.6 0711 3.1 1312 0.6 1933 3.2

4 Sa

0137 0.4 0802 3.2 1400 0.5 2022 3.3

5 Su

0225 0.3 0851 3.4 1448 0.4 2112 3.4

6 Mo

0314 0.2 0939 3.5 1538 0.3 2203 3.4

7 Tu

0403 0.1 1029 3.5 1628 0.3 2255 3.4

8 We

0453 0.2 1120 3.5 1721 0.4 2347 3.4

Time m

9 Th

0544 0.2 1212 3.4 1817 0.5

10 Fr

0041 3.3 0637 0.4 1308 3.3 1915 0.6

11 Sa

0138 3.2 0734 0.5 1407 3.2 2016 0.6

12 Su

0237 3.0 0836 0.7 1507 3.1 2119 0.7

13 Mo

0339 3.0 0941 0.7 1608 3.1 2220 0.7

14 Tu

0441 2.9 1045 0.8 1706 3.0 2318 0.7

15 We

0541 3.0 1143 0.8 1801 3.0

16 Th

0012 0.7 0637 3.0 1235 0.7 1853 3.1

Time m

17 Fr

0102 0.6 0728 3.1 1323 0.7 1941 3.1

18 Sa

0147 0.6 0814 3.1 1406 0.7 2026 3.1

19 Su

0230 0.6 0857 3.2 1448 0.7 2108 3.0

20 Mo

0309 0.6 0937 3.2 1528 0.7 2149 3.0

21 Tu

0347 0.6 1015 3.2 1607 0.7 2228 3.0

22 We

0424 0.6 1053 3.1 1647 0.8 2306 2.9

23 Th

0501 0.7 1131 3.1 1728 0.8 2345 2.9

24 Fr

0540 0.7 1211 3.0 1810 0.9

Time m

25 Sa

0025 2.8 0620 0.8 1253 2.9 1855 0.9

26 Su

0107 2.8 0704 0.9 1339 2.9 1943 0.9

27 Mo

0154 2.7 0754 1.0 1428 2.8 2034 0.9

28 Tu

0245 2.7 0850 1.0 1521 2.8 2128 0.9

29 We

0342 2.7 0950 1.0 1616 2.9 2224 0.8

30 Th

0442 2.8 1050 0.9 1711 3.0 2319 0.7





DECEMBER 2017 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 Fr

0543 2.9 1147 0.8 1807 3.1

2 Sa

0015 0.6 0641 3.1 1242 0.6 1902 3.2

3 Su

0108 0.4 0736 3.3 1335 0.5 1956 3.3

4 Mo

0201 0.3 0828 3.4 1427 0.4 2051 3.4

5 Tu

0253 0.1 0920 3.6 1520 0.3 2145 3.5

6 We

0344 0.1 1012 3.6 1613 0.3 2238 3.5

7 Th

0435 0.1 1104 3.6 1707 0.3 2332 3.4

8 Fr

0527 0.2 1157 3.5 1802 0.4

Time m

9 Sa

0025 3.3 0620 0.3 1251 3.4 1859 0.5

10 Su

0120 3.2 0715 0.5 1347 3.3 1956 0.6

11 Mo

0216 3.1 0814 0.7 1443 3.2 2055 0.7

12 Tu

0315 3.0 0916 0.8 1540 3.1 2153 0.7

13 We

0415 2.9 1017 0.9 1637 3.0 2250 0.8

14 Th

0514 2.9 1115 0.9 1731 3.0 2344 0.8

15 Fr

0610 2.9 1208 0.9 1823 2.9

16 Sa

0034 0.8 0702 3.0 1256 0.9 1912 2.9

Time m

17 Su

0121 0.7 0748 3.0 1341 0.8 1959 2.9

18 Mo

0204 0.7 0832 3.1 1423 0.8 2042 2.9

19 Tu

0244 0.7 0912 3.1 1504 0.8 2124 3.0

20 We

0322 0.6 0951 3.1 1543 0.8 2203 3.0

21 Th

0359 0.6 1029 3.1 1623 0.8 2242 3.0

22 Fr

0436 0.7 1107 3.1 1703 0.8 2320 2.9

23 Sa

0514 0.7 1145 3.1 1744 0.8 2359 2.9

24 Su

0553 0.8 1226 3.0 1827 0.8

Time m

25 Mo

0040 2.9 0635 0.8 1308 3.0 1911 0.8

26 Tu

0123 2.8 0721 0.9 1354 3.0 1959 0.8

27 We

0212 2.8 0813 0.9 1444 3.0 2051 0.8

28 Th

0306 2.8 0912 0.9 1537 3.0 2146 0.8

29 Fr

0407 2.9 1014 0.9 1635 3.0 2245 0.7

30 Sa

0510 3.0 1115 0.8 1734 3.1 2345 0.6

31 Su

0613 3.1 1215 0.7 1835 3.2








Time m

1 Fr

0543 2.9 1147 0.8 1807 3.1

2 Sa

0015 0.6 0641 3.1 1242 0.6 1902 3.2

3 Su

0108 0.4 0736 3.3 1335 0.5 1956 3.3

4 Mo

0201 0.3 0828 3.4 1427 0.4 2051 3.4

5 Tu

0253 0.1 0920 3.6 1520 0.3 2145 3.5

6 We

0344 0.1 1012 3.6 1613 0.3 2238 3.5

7 Th

0435 0.1 1104 3.6 1707 0.3 2332 3.4

8 Fr

0527 0.2 1157 3.5 1802 0.4

Time m

9 Sa

0025 3.3 0620 0.3 1251 3.4 1859 0.5

10 Su

0120 3.2 0715 0.5 1347 3.3 1956 0.6

11 Mo

0216 3.1 0814 0.7 1443 3.2 2055 0.7

12 Tu

0315 3.0 0916 0.8 1540 3.1 2153 0.7

13 We

0415 2.9 1017 0.9 1637 3.0 2250 0.8

14 Th

0514 2.9 1115 0.9 1731 3.0 2344 0.8

15 Fr

0610 2.9 1208 0.9 1823 2.9

16 Sa

0034 0.8 0702 3.0 1256 0.9 1912 2.9

Time m

17 Su

0121 0.7 0748 3.0 1341 0.8 1959 2.9

18 Mo

0204 0.7 0832 3.1 1423 0.8 2042 2.9

19 Tu

0244 0.7 0912 3.1 1504 0.8 2124 3.0

20 We

0322 0.6 0951 3.1 1543 0.8 2203 3.0

21 Th

0359 0.6 1029 3.1 1623 0.8 2242 3.0

22 Fr

0436 0.7 1107 3.1 1703 0.8 2320 2.9

23 Sa

0514 0.7 1145 3.1 1744 0.8 2359 2.9

24 Su

0553 0.8 1226 3.0 1827 0.8

Time m

25 Mo

0040 2.9 0635 0.8 1308 3.0 1911 0.8

26 Tu

0123 2.8 0721 0.9 1354 3.0 1959 0.8

27 We

0212 2.8 0813 0.9 1444 3.0 2051 0.8

28 Th

0306 2.8 0912 0.9 1537 3.0 2146 0.8

29 Fr

0407 2.9 1014 0.9 1635 3.0 2245 0.7

30 Sa

0510 3.0 1115 0.8 1734 3.1 2345 0.6

31 Su

0613 3.1 1215 0.7 1835 3.2









Time m

1 We

0522 2.8 1131 0.9 1753 2.9 2357 0.8

2 Th

0619 2.9 1223 0.8 1843 3.1

3 Fr

0047 0.6 0711 3.1 1312 0.6 1933 3.2

4 Sa

0137 0.4 0802 3.2 1400 0.5 2022 3.3

5 Su

0225 0.3 0851 3.4 1448 0.4 2112 3.4

6 Mo

0314 0.2 0939 3.5 1538 0.3 2203 3.4

7 Tu

0403 0.1 1029 3.5 1628 0.3 2255 3.4

8 We

0453 0.2 1120 3.5 1721 0.4 2347 3.4

Time m

9 Th

0544 0.2 1212 3.4 1817 0.5

10 Fr

0041 3.3 0637 0.4 1308 3.3 1915 0.6

11 Sa

0138 3.2 0734 0.5 1407 3.2 2016 0.6

12 Su

0237 3.0 0836 0.7 1507 3.1 2119 0.7

13 Mo

0339 3.0 0941 0.7 1608 3.1 2220 0.7

14 Tu

0441 2.9 1045 0.8 1706 3.0 2318 0.7

15 We

0541 3.0 1143 0.8 1801 3.0

16 Th

0012 0.7 0637 3.0 1235 0.7 1853 3.1

Time m

17 Fr

0102 0.6 0728 3.1 1323 0.7 1941 3.1

18 Sa

0147 0.6 0814 3.1 1406 0.7 2026 3.1

19 Su

0230 0.6 0857 3.2 1448 0.7 2108 3.0

20 Mo

0309 0.6 0937 3.2 1528 0.7 2149 3.0

21 Tu

0347 0.6 1015 3.2 1607 0.7 2228 3.0

22 We

0424 0.6 1053 3.1 1647 0.8 2306 2.9

23 Th

0501 0.7 1131 3.1 1728 0.8 2345 2.9

24 Fr

0540 0.7 1211 3.0 1810 0.9

Time m

25 Sa

0025 2.8 0620 0.8 1253 2.9 1855 0.9

26 Su

0107 2.8 0704 0.9 1339 2.9 1943 0.9

27 Mo

0154 2.7 0754 1.0 1428 2.8 2034 0.9

28 Tu

0245 2.7 0850 1.0 1521 2.8 2128 0.9

29 We

0342 2.7 0950 1.0 1616 2.9 2224 0.8

30 Th

0442 2.8 1050 0.9 1711 3.0 2319 0.7








Time m

1 We

0522 2.8 1131 0.9 1753 2.9 2357 0.8

2 Th

0619 2.9 1223 0.8 1843 3.1

3 Fr

0047 0.6 0711 3.1 1312 0.6 1933 3.2

4 Sa

0137 0.4 0802 3.2 1400 0.5 2022 3.3

5 Su

0225 0.3 0851 3.4 1448 0.4 2112 3.4

6 Mo

0314 0.2 0939 3.5 1538 0.3 2203 3.4

7 Tu

0403 0.1 1029 3.5 1628 0.3 2255 3.4

8 We

0453 0.2 1120 3.5 1721 0.4 2347 3.4

Time m

9 Th

0544 0.2 1212 3.4 1817 0.5

10 Fr

0041 3.3 0637 0.4 1308 3.3 1915 0.6

11 Sa

0138 3.2 0734 0.5 1407 3.2 2016 0.6

12 Su

0237 3.0 0836 0.7 1507 3.1 2119 0.7

13 Mo

0339 3.0 0941 0.7 1608 3.1 2220 0.7

14 Tu

0441 2.9 1045 0.8 1706 3.0 2318 0.7

15 We

0541 3.0 1143 0.8 1801 3.0

16 Th

0012 0.7 0637 3.0 1235 0.7 1853 3.1

Time m

17 Fr

0102 0.6 0728 3.1 1323 0.7 1941 3.1

18 Sa

0147 0.6 0814 3.1 1406 0.7 2026 3.1

19 Su

0230 0.6 0857 3.2 1448 0.7 2108 3.0

20 Mo

0309 0.6 0937 3.2 1528 0.7 2149 3.0

21 Tu

0347 0.6 1015 3.2 1607 0.7 2228 3.0

22 We

0424 0.6 1053 3.1 1647 0.8 2306 2.9

23 Th

0501 0.7 1131 3.1 1728 0.8 2345 2.9

24 Fr

0540 0.7 1211 3.0 1810 0.9

Time m

25 Sa

0025 2.8 0620 0.8 1253 2.9 1855 0.9

26 Su

0107 2.8 0704 0.9 1339 2.9 1943 0.9

27 Mo

0154 2.7 0754 1.0 1428 2.8 2034 0.9

28 Tu

0245 2.7 0850 1.0 1521 2.8 2128 0.9

29 We

0342 2.7 0950 1.0 1616 2.9 2224 0.8

30 Th

0442 2.8 1050 0.9 1711 3.0 2319 0.7








Time m

1 Fr

0543 2.9 1147 0.8 1807 3.1

2 Sa

0015 0.6 0641 3.1 1242 0.6 1902 3.2

3 Su

0108 0.4 0736 3.3 1335 0.5 1956 3.3

4 Mo

0201 0.3 0828 3.4 1427 0.4 2051 3.4

5 Tu

0253 0.1 0920 3.6 1520 0.3 2145 3.5

6 We

0344 0.1 1012 3.6 1613 0.3 2238 3.5

7 Th

0435 0.1 1104 3.6 1707 0.3 2332 3.4

8 Fr

0527 0.2 1157 3.5 1802 0.4

Time m

9 Sa

0025 3.3 0620 0.3 1251 3.4 1859 0.5

10 Su

0120 3.2 0715 0.5 1347 3.3 1956 0.6

11 Mo

0216 3.1 0814 0.7 1443 3.2 2055 0.7

12 Tu

0315 3.0 0916 0.8 1540 3.1 2153 0.7

13 We

0415 2.9 1017 0.9 1637 3.0 2250 0.8

14 Th

0514 2.9 1115 0.9 1731 3.0 2344 0.8

15 Fr

0610 2.9 1208 0.9 1823 2.9

16 Sa

0034 0.8 0702 3.0 1256 0.9 1912 2.9

Time m

17 Su

0121 0.7 0748 3.0 1341 0.8 1959 2.9

18 Mo

0204 0.7 0832 3.1 1423 0.8 2042 2.9

19 Tu

0244 0.7 0912 3.1 1504 0.8 2124 3.0

20 We

0322 0.6 0951 3.1 1543 0.8 2203 3.0

21 Th

0359 0.6 1029 3.1 1623 0.8 2242 3.0

22 Fr

0436 0.7 1107 3.1 1703 0.8 2320 2.9

23 Sa

0514 0.7 1145 3.1 1744 0.8 2359 2.9

24 Su

0553 0.8 1226 3.0 1827 0.8

Time m

25 Mo

0040 2.9 0635 0.8 1308 3.0 1911 0.8

26 Tu

0123 2.8 0721 0.9 1354 3.0 1959 0.8

27 We

0212 2.8 0813 0.9 1444 3.0 2051 0.8

28 Th

0306 2.8 0912 0.9 1537 3.0 2146 0.8

29 Fr

0407 2.9 1014 0.9 1635 3.0 2245 0.7

30 Sa

0510 3.0 1115 0.8 1734 3.1 2345 0.6

31 Su

0613 3.1 1215 0.7 1835 3.2








Time m

1 Fr

0543 2.9 1147 0.8 1807 3.1

2 Sa

0015 0.6 0641 3.1 1242 0.6 1902 3.2

3 Su

0108 0.4 0736 3.3 1335 0.5 1956 3.3

4 Mo

0201 0.3 0828 3.4 1427 0.4 2051 3.4

5 Tu

0253 0.1 0920 3.6 1520 0.3 2145 3.5

6 We

0344 0.1 1012 3.6 1613 0.3 2238 3.5

7 Th

0435 0.1 1104 3.6 1707 0.3 2332 3.4

8 Fr

0527 0.2 1157 3.5 1802 0.4

Time m

9 Sa

0025 3.3 0620 0.3 1251 3.4 1859 0.5

10 Su

0120 3.2 0715 0.5 1347 3.3 1956 0.6

11 Mo

0216 3.1 0814 0.7 1443 3.2 2055 0.7

12 Tu

0315 3.0 0916 0.8 1540 3.1 2153 0.7

13 We

0415 2.9 1017 0.9 1637 3.0 2250 0.8

14 Th

0514 2.9 1115 0.9 1731 3.0 2344 0.8

15 Fr

0610 2.9 1208 0.9 1823 2.9

16 Sa

0034 0.8 0702 3.0 1256 0.9 1912 2.9

Time m

17 Su

0121 0.7 0748 3.0 1341 0.8 1959 2.9

18 Mo

0204 0.7 0832 3.1 1423 0.8 2042 2.9

19 Tu

0244 0.7 0912 3.1 1504 0.8 2124 3.0

20 We

0322 0.6 0951 3.1 1543 0.8 2203 3.0

21 Th

0359 0.6 1029 3.1 1623 0.8 2242 3.0

22 Fr

0436 0.7 1107 3.1 1703 0.8 2320 2.9

23 Sa

0514 0.7 1145 3.1 1744 0.8 2359 2.9

24 Su

0553 0.8 1226 3.0 1827 0.8

Time m

25 Mo

0040 2.9 0635 0.8 1308 3.0 1911 0.8

26 Tu

0123 2.8 0721 0.9 1354 3.0 1959 0.8

27 We

0212 2.8 0813 0.9 1444 3.0 2051 0.8

28 Th

0306 2.8 0912 0.9 1537 3.0 2146 0.8

29 Fr

0407 2.9 1014 0.9 1635 3.0 2245 0.7

30 Sa

0510 3.0 1115 0.8 1734 3.1 2345 0.6

31 Su

0613 3.1 1215 0.7 1835 3.2






JANUARY 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 Mo

0043 0.4 0712 3.3 1312 0.6 1934 3.3

2 Tu

0140 0.3 0808 3.4 1408 0.4 2032 3.4

3 We

0234 0.2 0902 3.6 1503 0.4 2128 3.5

4 Th

0326 0.1 0955 3.6 1557 0.3 2222 3.5

5 Fr

0418 0.1 1047 3.6 1651 0.3 2315 3.5

6 Sa

0509 0.2 1139 3.6 1744 0.4

7 Su

0006 3.4 0600 0.4 1230 3.5 1837 0.5

8 Mo

0058 3.3 0653 0.5 1322 3.3 1930 0.6

Time m

9 Tu

0151 3.1 0747 0.7 1415 3.2 2024 0.7

10 We

0245 3.0 0844 0.8 1508 3.1 2118 0.8

11 Th

0342 2.9 0943 0.9 1601 2.9 2214 0.9

12 Fr

0441 2.9 1041 1.0 1655 2.9 2309 0.9

13 Sa

0538 2.9 1135 1.0 1749 2.8

14 Su

0002 0.9 0631 2.9 1226 1.0 1841 2.8

15 Mo

0052 0.9 0720 2.9 1313 1.0 1930 2.8

16 Tu

0137 0.8 0805 3.0 1357 0.9 2016 2.9

Time m

17 We

0219 0.8 0846 3.1 1439 0.9 2059 2.9

18 Th

0257 0.7 0926 3.1 1519 0.8 2139 3.0

19 Fr

0335 0.7 1004 3.1 1559 0.8 2218 3.0

20 Sa

0412 0.7 1042 3.2 1639 0.8 2256 3.0

21 Su

0450 0.7 1120 3.2 1719 0.7 2334 3.0

22 Mo

0528 0.7 1200 3.1 1800 0.7

23 Tu

0014 3.0 0609 0.7 1241 3.1 1843 0.7

24 We

0057 3.0 0654 0.8 1325 3.1 1929 0.7

Time m

25 Th

0144 3.0 0745 0.9 1414 3.1 2019 0.7

26 Fr

0237 2.9 0842 0.9 1507 3.0 2115 0.7

27 Sa

0338 3.0 0945 0.9 1606 3.0 2216 0.7

28 Su

0444 3.0 1049 0.8 1709 3.1 2319 0.6

29 Mo

0550 3.1 1152 0.8 1813 3.1

30 Tu

0021 0.5 0651 3.3 1253 0.6 1916 3.2

31 We

0120 0.4 0749 3.4 1351 0.5 2015 3.4








Time m

1 Mo

0043 0.4 0712 3.3 1312 0.6 1934 3.3

2 Tu

0140 0.3 0808 3.4 1408 0.4 2032 3.4

3 We

0234 0.2 0902 3.6 1503 0.4 2128 3.5

4 Th

0326 0.1 0955 3.6 1557 0.3 2222 3.5

5 Fr

0418 0.1 1047 3.6 1651 0.3 2315 3.5

6 Sa

0509 0.2 1139 3.6 1744 0.4

7 Su

0006 3.4 0600 0.4 1230 3.5 1837 0.5

8 Mo

0058 3.3 0653 0.5 1322 3.3 1930 0.6

Time m

9 Tu

0151 3.1 0747 0.7 1415 3.2 2024 0.7

10 We

0245 3.0 0844 0.8 1508 3.1 2118 0.8

11 Th

0342 2.9 0943 0.9 1601 2.9 2214 0.9

12 Fr

0441 2.9 1041 1.0 1655 2.9 2309 0.9

13 Sa

0538 2.9 1135 1.0 1749 2.8

14 Su

0002 0.9 0631 2.9 1226 1.0 1841 2.8

15 Mo

0052 0.9 0720 2.9 1313 1.0 1930 2.8

16 Tu

0137 0.8 0805 3.0 1357 0.9 2016 2.9

Time m

17 We

0219 0.8 0846 3.1 1439 0.9 2059 2.9

18 Th

0257 0.7 0926 3.1 1519 0.8 2139 3.0

19 Fr

0335 0.7 1004 3.1 1559 0.8 2218 3.0

20 Sa

0412 0.7 1042 3.2 1639 0.8 2256 3.0

21 Su

0450 0.7 1120 3.2 1719 0.7 2334 3.0

22 Mo

0528 0.7 1200 3.1 1800 0.7

23 Tu

0014 3.0 0609 0.7 1241 3.1 1843 0.7

24 We

0057 3.0 0654 0.8 1325 3.1 1929 0.7

Time m

25 Th

0144 3.0 0745 0.9 1414 3.1 2019 0.7

26 Fr

0237 2.9 0842 0.9 1507 3.0 2115 0.7

27 Sa

0338 3.0 0945 0.9 1606 3.0 2216 0.7

28 Su

0444 3.0 1049 0.8 1709 3.1 2319 0.6

29 Mo

0550 3.1 1152 0.8 1813 3.1

30 Tu

0021 0.5 0651 3.3 1253 0.6 1916 3.2

31 We

0120 0.4 0749 3.4 1351 0.5 2015 3.4





FEBRUARY 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 Th

0216 0.3 0844 3.5 1446 0.4 2111 3.4

2 Fr

0309 0.2 0937 3.6 1540 0.4 2204 3.5

3 Sa

0359 0.2 1028 3.6 1632 0.4 2255 3.5

4 Su

0449 0.3 1117 3.6 1722 0.4 2344 3.4

5 Mo

0538 0.4 1206 3.5 1811 0.5

6 Tu

0033 3.3 0627 0.6 1255 3.3 1859 0.6

7 We

0121 3.2 0717 0.7 1343 3.2 1948 0.7

8 Th

0212 3.0 0809 0.9 1432 3.0 2038 0.8

Time m

9 Fr

0305 2.9 0905 1.0 1522 2.9 2132 0.9

10 Sa

0402 2.8 1002 1.1 1616 2.8 2228 1.0

11 Su

0500 2.8 1059 1.1 1711 2.8 2325 1.0

12 Mo

0556 2.8 1152 1.1 1806 2.8

13 Tu

0019 1.0 0647 2.9 1242 1.1 1859 2.8

14 We

0107 0.9 0734 3.0 1328 1.0 1947 2.9

15 Th

0150 0.9 0817 3.0 1411 0.9 2031 2.9

16 Fr

0230 0.8 0857 3.1 1452 0.8 2113 3.0

Time m

17 Sa

0309 0.7 0936 3.2 1532 0.8 2152 3.1

18 Su

0347 0.7 1015 3.2 1612 0.7 2231 3.1

19 Mo

0425 0.6 1054 3.2 1653 0.6 2310 3.2

20 Tu

0505 0.6 1134 3.2 1734 0.6 2351 3.2

21 We

0547 0.7 1217 3.2 1817 0.6

22 Th

0035 3.1 0633 0.7 1302 3.2 1903 0.6

23 Fr

0123 3.1 0724 0.8 1351 3.1 1954 0.7

24 Sa

0217 3.1 0821 0.9 1445 3.1 2051 0.7

Time m

25 Su

0318 3.0 0924 0.9 1545 3.1 2154 0.7

26 Mo

0424 3.1 1030 0.9 1651 3.1 2259 0.7

27 Tu

0530 3.1 1135 0.8 1757 3.1

28 We

0003 0.6 0633 3.3 1236 0.7 1900 3.2








Time m

1 Th

0216 0.3 0844 3.5 1446 0.4 2111 3.4

2 Fr

0309 0.2 0937 3.6 1540 0.4 2204 3.5

3 Sa

0359 0.2 1028 3.6 1632 0.4 2255 3.5

4 Su

0449 0.3 1117 3.6 1722 0.4 2344 3.4

5 Mo

0538 0.4 1206 3.5 1811 0.5

6 Tu

0033 3.3 0627 0.6 1255 3.3 1859 0.6

7 We

0121 3.2 0717 0.7 1343 3.2 1948 0.7

8 Th

0212 3.0 0809 0.9 1432 3.0 2038 0.8

Time m

9 Fr

0305 2.9 0905 1.0 1522 2.9 2132 0.9

10 Sa

0402 2.8 1002 1.1 1616 2.8 2228 1.0

11 Su

0500 2.8 1059 1.1 1711 2.8 2325 1.0

12 Mo

0556 2.8 1152 1.1 1806 2.8

13 Tu

0019 1.0 0647 2.9 1242 1.1 1859 2.8

14 We

0107 0.9 0734 3.0 1328 1.0 1947 2.9

15 Th

0150 0.9 0817 3.0 1411 0.9 2031 2.9

16 Fr

0230 0.8 0857 3.1 1452 0.8 2113 3.0

Time m

17 Sa

0309 0.7 0936 3.2 1532 0.8 2152 3.1

18 Su

0347 0.7 1015 3.2 1612 0.7 2231 3.1

19 Mo

0425 0.6 1054 3.2 1653 0.6 2310 3.2

20 Tu

0505 0.6 1134 3.2 1734 0.6 2351 3.2

21 We

0547 0.7 1217 3.2 1817 0.6

22 Th

0035 3.1 0633 0.7 1302 3.2 1903 0.6

23 Fr

0123 3.1 0724 0.8 1351 3.1 1954 0.7

24 Sa

0217 3.1 0821 0.9 1445 3.1 2051 0.7

Time m

25 Su

0318 3.0 0924 0.9 1545 3.1 2154 0.7

26 Mo

0424 3.1 1030 0.9 1651 3.1 2259 0.7

27 Tu

0530 3.1 1135 0.8 1757 3.1

28 We

0003 0.6 0633 3.3 1236 0.7 1900 3.2









Time m

1 Mo

0043 0.4 0712 3.3 1312 0.6 1934 3.3

2 Tu

0140 0.3 0808 3.4 1408 0.4 2032 3.4

3 We

0234 0.2 0902 3.6 1503 0.4 2128 3.5

4 Th

0326 0.1 0955 3.6 1557 0.3 2222 3.5

5 Fr

0418 0.1 1047 3.6 1651 0.3 2315 3.5

6 Sa

0509 0.2 1139 3.6 1744 0.4

7 Su

0006 3.4 0600 0.4 1230 3.5 1837 0.5

8 Mo

0058 3.3 0653 0.5 1322 3.3 1930 0.6

Time m

9 Tu

0151 3.1 0747 0.7 1415 3.2 2024 0.7

10 We

0245 3.0 0844 0.8 1508 3.1 2118 0.8

11 Th

0342 2.9 0943 0.9 1601 2.9 2214 0.9

12 Fr

0441 2.9 1041 1.0 1655 2.9 2309 0.9

13 Sa

0538 2.9 1135 1.0 1749 2.8

14 Su

0002 0.9 0631 2.9 1226 1.0 1841 2.8

15 Mo

0052 0.9 0720 2.9 1313 1.0 1930 2.8

16 Tu

0137 0.8 0805 3.0 1357 0.9 2016 2.9

Time m

17 We

0219 0.8 0846 3.1 1439 0.9 2059 2.9

18 Th

0257 0.7 0926 3.1 1519 0.8 2139 3.0

19 Fr

0335 0.7 1004 3.1 1559 0.8 2218 3.0

20 Sa

0412 0.7 1042 3.2 1639 0.8 2256 3.0

21 Su

0450 0.7 1120 3.2 1719 0.7 2334 3.0

22 Mo

0528 0.7 1200 3.1 1800 0.7

23 Tu

0014 3.0 0609 0.7 1241 3.1 1843 0.7

24 We

0057 3.0 0654 0.8 1325 3.1 1929 0.7

Time m

25 Th

0144 3.0 0745 0.9 1414 3.1 2019 0.7

26 Fr

0237 2.9 0842 0.9 1507 3.0 2115 0.7

27 Sa

0338 3.0 0945 0.9 1606 3.0 2216 0.7

28 Su

0444 3.0 1049 0.8 1709 3.1 2319 0.6

29 Mo

0550 3.1 1152 0.8 1813 3.1

30 Tu

0021 0.5 0651 3.3 1253 0.6 1916 3.2

31 We

0120 0.4 0749 3.4 1351 0.5 2015 3.4








Time m

1 Mo

0043 0.4 0712 3.3 1312 0.6 1934 3.3

2 Tu

0140 0.3 0808 3.4 1408 0.4 2032 3.4

3 We

0234 0.2 0902 3.6 1503 0.4 2128 3.5

4 Th

0326 0.1 0955 3.6 1557 0.3 2222 3.5

5 Fr

0418 0.1 1047 3.6 1651 0.3 2315 3.5

6 Sa

0509 0.2 1139 3.6 1744 0.4

7 Su

0006 3.4 0600 0.4 1230 3.5 1837 0.5

8 Mo

0058 3.3 0653 0.5 1322 3.3 1930 0.6

Time m

9 Tu

0151 3.1 0747 0.7 1415 3.2 2024 0.7

10 We

0245 3.0 0844 0.8 1508 3.1 2118 0.8

11 Th

0342 2.9 0943 0.9 1601 2.9 2214 0.9

12 Fr

0441 2.9 1041 1.0 1655 2.9 2309 0.9

13 Sa

0538 2.9 1135 1.0 1749 2.8

14 Su

0002 0.9 0631 2.9 1226 1.0 1841 2.8

15 Mo

0052 0.9 0720 2.9 1313 1.0 1930 2.8

16 Tu

0137 0.8 0805 3.0 1357 0.9 2016 2.9

Time m

17 We

0219 0.8 0846 3.1 1439 0.9 2059 2.9

18 Th

0257 0.7 0926 3.1 1519 0.8 2139 3.0

19 Fr

0335 0.7 1004 3.1 1559 0.8 2218 3.0

20 Sa

0412 0.7 1042 3.2 1639 0.8 2256 3.0

21 Su

0450 0.7 1120 3.2 1719 0.7 2334 3.0

22 Mo

0528 0.7 1200 3.1 1800 0.7

23 Tu

0014 3.0 0609 0.7 1241 3.1 1843 0.7

24 We

0057 3.0 0654 0.8 1325 3.1 1929 0.7

Time m

25 Th

0144 3.0 0745 0.9 1414 3.1 2019 0.7

26 Fr

0237 2.9 0842 0.9 1507 3.0 2115 0.7

27 Sa

0338 3.0 0945 0.9 1606 3.0 2216 0.7

28 Su

0444 3.0 1049 0.8 1709 3.1 2319 0.6

29 Mo

0550 3.1 1152 0.8 1813 3.1

30 Tu

0021 0.5 0651 3.3 1253 0.6 1916 3.2

31 We

0120 0.4 0749 3.4 1351 0.5 2015 3.4








Time m

1 Th

0216 0.3 0844 3.5 1446 0.4 2111 3.4

2 Fr

0309 0.2 0937 3.6 1540 0.4 2204 3.5

3 Sa

0359 0.2 1028 3.6 1632 0.4 2255 3.5

4 Su

0449 0.3 1117 3.6 1722 0.4 2344 3.4

5 Mo

0538 0.4 1206 3.5 1811 0.5

6 Tu

0033 3.3 0627 0.6 1255 3.3 1859 0.6

7 We

0121 3.2 0717 0.7 1343 3.2 1948 0.7

8 Th

0212 3.0 0809 0.9 1432 3.0 2038 0.8

Time m

9 Fr

0305 2.9 0905 1.0 1522 2.9 2132 0.9

10 Sa

0402 2.8 1002 1.1 1616 2.8 2228 1.0

11 Su

0500 2.8 1059 1.1 1711 2.8 2325 1.0

12 Mo

0556 2.8 1152 1.1 1806 2.8

13 Tu

0019 1.0 0647 2.9 1242 1.1 1859 2.8

14 We

0107 0.9 0734 3.0 1328 1.0 1947 2.9

15 Th

0150 0.9 0817 3.0 1411 0.9 2031 2.9

16 Fr

0230 0.8 0857 3.1 1452 0.8 2113 3.0

Time m

17 Sa

0309 0.7 0936 3.2 1532 0.8 2152 3.1

18 Su

0347 0.7 1015 3.2 1612 0.7 2231 3.1

19 Mo

0425 0.6 1054 3.2 1653 0.6 2310 3.2

20 Tu

0505 0.6 1134 3.2 1734 0.6 2351 3.2

21 We

0547 0.7 1217 3.2 1817 0.6

22 Th

0035 3.1 0633 0.7 1302 3.2 1903 0.6

23 Fr

0123 3.1 0724 0.8 1351 3.1 1954 0.7

24 Sa

0217 3.1 0821 0.9 1445 3.1 2051 0.7

Time m

25 Su

0318 3.0 0924 0.9 1545 3.1 2154 0.7

26 Mo

0424 3.1 1030 0.9 1651 3.1 2259 0.7

27 Tu

0530 3.1 1135 0.8 1757 3.1

28 We

0003 0.6 0633 3.3 1236 0.7 1900 3.2








Time m

1 Th

0216 0.3 0844 3.5 1446 0.4 2111 3.4

2 Fr

0309 0.2 0937 3.6 1540 0.4 2204 3.5

3 Sa

0359 0.2 1028 3.6 1632 0.4 2255 3.5

4 Su

0449 0.3 1117 3.6 1722 0.4 2344 3.4

5 Mo

0538 0.4 1206 3.5 1811 0.5

6 Tu

0033 3.3 0627 0.6 1255 3.3 1859 0.6

7 We

0121 3.2 0717 0.7 1343 3.2 1948 0.7

8 Th

0212 3.0 0809 0.9 1432 3.0 2038 0.8

Time m

9 Fr

0305 2.9 0905 1.0 1522 2.9 2132 0.9

10 Sa

0402 2.8 1002 1.1 1616 2.8 2228 1.0

11 Su

0500 2.8 1059 1.1 1711 2.8 2325 1.0

12 Mo

0556 2.8 1152 1.1 1806 2.8

13 Tu

0019 1.0 0647 2.9 1242 1.1 1859 2.8

14 We

0107 0.9 0734 3.0 1328 1.0 1947 2.9

15 Th

0150 0.9 0817 3.0 1411 0.9 2031 2.9

16 Fr

0230 0.8 0857 3.1 1452 0.8 2113 3.0

Time m

17 Sa

0309 0.7 0936 3.2 1532 0.8 2152 3.1

18 Su

0347 0.7 1015 3.2 1612 0.7 2231 3.1

19 Mo

0425 0.6 1054 3.2 1653 0.6 2310 3.2

20 Tu

0505 0.6 1134 3.2 1734 0.6 2351 3.2

21 We

0547 0.7 1217 3.2 1817 0.6

22 Th

0035 3.1 0633 0.7 1302 3.2 1903 0.6

23 Fr

0123 3.1 0724 0.8 1351 3.1 1954 0.7

24 Sa

0217 3.1 0821 0.9 1445 3.1 2051 0.7

Time m

25 Su

0318 3.0 0924 0.9 1545 3.1 2154 0.7

26 Mo

0424 3.1 1030 0.9 1651 3.1 2259 0.7

27 Tu

0530 3.1 1135 0.8 1757 3.1

28 We

0003 0.6 0633 3.3 1236 0.7 1900 3.2






MARCH 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 Th

0103 0.5 0731 3.4 1334 0.6 2000 3.3

2 Fr

0158 0.4 0825 3.5 1429 0.5 2054 3.4

3 Sa

0250 0.3 0916 3.6 1520 0.4 2145 3.5

4 Su

0339 0.3 1005 3.6 1609 0.4 2233 3.5

5 Mo

0426 0.4 1053 3.5 1656 0.4 2320 3.4

6 Tu

0512 0.5 1139 3.4 1741 0.5

7 We

0005 3.3 0558 0.6 1224 3.3 1826 0.6

8 Th

0050 3.2 0645 0.8 1309 3.1 1910 0.8

Time m

9 Fr

0136 3.0 0734 0.9 1354 3.0 1957 0.9

10 Sa

0226 2.9 0826 1.0 1442 2.9 2047 1.0

11 Su

0320 2.8 0922 1.1 1534 2.8 2144 1.1

12 Mo

0418 2.8 1019 1.2 1630 2.7 2244 1.1

13 Tu

0516 2.8 1114 1.1 1727 2.7 2341 1.1

14 We

0609 2.8 1206 1.1 1823 2.8

15 Th

0032 1.0 0657 2.9 1253 1.0 1914 2.9

16 Fr

0117 0.9 0742 3.0 1338 0.9 2000 3.0

Time m

17 Sa

0159 0.8 0823 3.1 1421 0.8 2043 3.1

18 Su

0239 0.7 0904 3.2 1502 0.7 2124 3.2

19 Mo

0319 0.7 0945 3.3 1544 0.6 2205 3.3

20 Tu

0400 0.6 1027 3.3 1626 0.5 2247 3.3

21 We

0442 0.6 1110 3.3 1710 0.5 2330 3.3

22 Th

0527 0.6 1156 3.3 1755 0.5

23 Fr

0016 3.3 0616 0.7 1244 3.3 1843 0.6

24 Sa

0106 3.2 0709 0.8 1335 3.2 1935 0.6

Time m

25 Su

0202 3.2 0807 0.8 1431 3.1 2033 0.7

26 Mo

0303 3.1 0911 0.9 1532 3.1 2137 0.8

27 Tu

0409 3.1 1016 0.9 1637 3.1 2243 0.8

28 We

0513 3.2 1120 0.8 1743 3.1 2347 0.7

29 Th

0614 3.3 1220 0.7 1845 3.2

30 Fr

0046 0.6 0711 3.3 1316 0.6 1942 3.3

31 Sa

0140 0.5 0803 3.4 1408 0.5 2035 3.4








Time m

1 Th

0103 0.5 0731 3.4 1334 0.6 2000 3.3

2 Fr

0158 0.4 0825 3.5 1429 0.5 2054 3.4

3 Sa

0250 0.3 0916 3.6 1520 0.4 2145 3.5

4 Su

0339 0.3 1005 3.6 1609 0.4 2233 3.5

5 Mo

0426 0.4 1053 3.5 1656 0.4 2320 3.4

6 Tu

0512 0.5 1139 3.4 1741 0.5

7 We

0005 3.3 0558 0.6 1224 3.3 1826 0.6

8 Th

0050 3.2 0645 0.8 1309 3.1 1910 0.8

Time m

9 Fr

0136 3.0 0734 0.9 1354 3.0 1957 0.9

10 Sa

0226 2.9 0826 1.0 1442 2.9 2047 1.0

11 Su

0320 2.8 0922 1.1 1534 2.8 2144 1.1

12 Mo

0418 2.8 1019 1.2 1630 2.7 2244 1.1

13 Tu

0516 2.8 1114 1.1 1727 2.7 2341 1.1

14 We

0609 2.8 1206 1.1 1823 2.8

15 Th

0032 1.0 0657 2.9 1253 1.0 1914 2.9

16 Fr

0117 0.9 0742 3.0 1338 0.9 2000 3.0

Time m

17 Sa

0159 0.8 0823 3.1 1421 0.8 2043 3.1

18 Su

0239 0.7 0904 3.2 1502 0.7 2124 3.2

19 Mo

0319 0.7 0945 3.3 1544 0.6 2205 3.3

20 Tu

0400 0.6 1027 3.3 1626 0.5 2247 3.3

21 We

0442 0.6 1110 3.3 1710 0.5 2330 3.3

22 Th

0527 0.6 1156 3.3 1755 0.5

23 Fr

0016 3.3 0616 0.7 1244 3.3 1843 0.6

24 Sa

0106 3.2 0709 0.8 1335 3.2 1935 0.6

Time m

25 Su

0202 3.2 0807 0.8 1431 3.1 2033 0.7

26 Mo

0303 3.1 0911 0.9 1532 3.1 2137 0.8

27 Tu

0409 3.1 1016 0.9 1637 3.1 2243 0.8

28 We

0513 3.2 1120 0.8 1743 3.1 2347 0.7

29 Th

0614 3.3 1220 0.7 1845 3.2

30 Fr

0046 0.6 0711 3.3 1316 0.6 1942 3.3

31 Sa

0140 0.5 0803 3.4 1408 0.5 2035 3.4





APRIL 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS

TIMES LISTED HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED FOR N.Z. DAYLIGHT TIME AS REQUIRED


Time m

1 Su

0229 0.5 0753 3.4 1358 0.5 2023 3.4

2 Mo

0216 0.5 0841 3.4 1444 0.5 2109 3.4

3 Tu

0301 0.5 0926 3.4 1528 0.5 2153 3.4

4 We

0345 0.6 1010 3.3 1610 0.6 2236 3.3

5 Th

0429 0.7 1053 3.2 1651 0.7 2318 3.2

6 Fr

0513 0.8 1135 3.1 1733 0.8

7 Sa

0002 3.1 0559 1.0 1218 2.9 1816 0.9

8 Su

0048 3.0 0649 1.1 1303 2.8 1905 1.0

Time m

9 Mo

0139 2.9 0742 1.1 1353 2.8 1959 1.1

10 Tu

0235 2.8 0838 1.2 1447 2.7 2059 1.2

11 We

0331 2.8 0933 1.1 1545 2.7 2158 1.1

12 Th

0425 2.9 1025 1.1 1642 2.8 2251 1.1

13 Fr

0515 2.9 1115 1.0 1735 2.9 2340 1.0

14 Sa

0601 3.0 1201 0.9 1824 3.0

15 Su

0024 0.9 0646 3.1 1247 0.7 1910 3.1

16 Mo

0108 0.7 0730 3.2 1331 0.6 1955 3.3

Time m

17 Tu

0151 0.6 0815 3.3 1416 0.5 2039 3.4

18 We

0235 0.6 0901 3.4 1501 0.4 2124 3.4

19 Th

0322 0.6 0948 3.4 1547 0.4 2211 3.4

20 Fr

0410 0.6 1037 3.4 1635 0.4 2301 3.4

21 Sa

0502 0.6 1128 3.3 1725 0.5 2353 3.3

22 Su

0557 0.7 1222 3.2 1819 0.6

23 Mo

0050 3.3 0657 0.8 1319 3.1 1918 0.7

24 Tu

0151 3.2 0800 0.8 1421 3.1 2022 0.8

Time m

25 We

0253 3.2 0903 0.8 1524 3.1 2128 0.8

26 Th

0355 3.2 1004 0.8 1628 3.1 2230 0.8

27 Fr

0453 3.2 1102 0.7 1728 3.2 2327 0.7

28 Sa

0548 3.3 1156 0.7 1823 3.2

29 Su

0019 0.7 0640 3.3 1246 0.6 1913 3.3

30 Mo

0107 0.6 0728 3.3 1333 0.6 2000 3.4








Time m

1 Su

0229 0.5 0753 3.4 1358 0.5 2023 3.4

2 Mo

0216 0.5 0841 3.4 1444 0.5 2109 3.4

3 Tu

0301 0.5 0926 3.4 1528 0.5 2153 3.4

4 We

0345 0.6 1010 3.3 1610 0.6 2236 3.3

5 Th

0429 0.7 1053 3.2 1651 0.7 2318 3.2

6 Fr

0513 0.8 1135 3.1 1733 0.8

7 Sa

0002 3.1 0559 1.0 1218 2.9 1816 0.9

8 Su

0048 3.0 0649 1.1 1303 2.8 1905 1.0

Time m

9 Mo

0139 2.9 0742 1.1 1353 2.8 1959 1.1

10 Tu

0235 2.8 0838 1.2 1447 2.7 2059 1.2

11 We

0331 2.8 0933 1.1 1545 2.7 2158 1.1

12 Th

0425 2.9 1025 1.1 1642 2.8 2251 1.1

13 Fr

0515 2.9 1115 1.0 1735 2.9 2340 1.0

14 Sa

0601 3.0 1201 0.9 1824 3.0

15 Su

0024 0.9 0646 3.1 1247 0.7 1910 3.1

16 Mo

0108 0.7 0730 3.2 1331 0.6 1955 3.3

Time m

17 Tu

0151 0.6 0815 3.3 1416 0.5 2039 3.4

18 We

0235 0.6 0901 3.4 1501 0.4 2124 3.4

19 Th

0322 0.6 0948 3.4 1547 0.4 2211 3.4

20 Fr

0410 0.6 1037 3.4 1635 0.4 2301 3.4

21 Sa

0502 0.6 1128 3.3 1725 0.5 2353 3.3

22 Su

0557 0.7 1222 3.2 1819 0.6

23 Mo

0050 3.3 0657 0.8 1319 3.1 1918 0.7

24 Tu

0151 3.2 0800 0.8 1421 3.1 2022 0.8

Time m

25 We

0253 3.2 0903 0.8 1524 3.1 2128 0.8

26 Th

0355 3.2 1004 0.8 1628 3.1 2230 0.8

27 Fr

0453 3.2 1102 0.7 1728 3.2 2327 0.7

28 Sa

0548 3.3 1156 0.7 1823 3.2

29 Su

0019 0.7 0640 3.3 1246 0.6 1913 3.3

30 Mo

0107 0.6 0728 3.3 1333 0.6 2000 3.4









Time m

1 Th

0103 0.5 0731 3.4 1334 0.6 2000 3.3

2 Fr

0158 0.4 0825 3.5 1429 0.5 2054 3.4

3 Sa

0250 0.3 0916 3.6 1520 0.4 2145 3.5

4 Su

0339 0.3 1005 3.6 1609 0.4 2233 3.5

5 Mo

0426 0.4 1053 3.5 1656 0.4 2320 3.4

6 Tu

0512 0.5 1139 3.4 1741 0.5

7 We

0005 3.3 0558 0.6 1224 3.3 1826 0.6

8 Th

0050 3.2 0645 0.8 1309 3.1 1910 0.8

Time m

9 Fr

0136 3.0 0734 0.9 1354 3.0 1957 0.9

10 Sa

0226 2.9 0826 1.0 1442 2.9 2047 1.0

11 Su

0320 2.8 0922 1.1 1534 2.8 2144 1.1

12 Mo

0418 2.8 1019 1.2 1630 2.7 2244 1.1

13 Tu

0516 2.8 1114 1.1 1727 2.7 2341 1.1

14 We

0609 2.8 1206 1.1 1823 2.8

15 Th

0032 1.0 0657 2.9 1253 1.0 1914 2.9

16 Fr

0117 0.9 0742 3.0 1338 0.9 2000 3.0

Time m

17 Sa

0159 0.8 0823 3.1 1421 0.8 2043 3.1

18 Su

0239 0.7 0904 3.2 1502 0.7 2124 3.2

19 Mo

0319 0.7 0945 3.3 1544 0.6 2205 3.3

20 Tu

0400 0.6 1027 3.3 1626 0.5 2247 3.3

21 We

0442 0.6 1110 3.3 1710 0.5 2330 3.3

22 Th

0527 0.6 1156 3.3 1755 0.5

23 Fr

0016 3.3 0616 0.7 1244 3.3 1843 0.6

24 Sa

0106 3.2 0709 0.8 1335 3.2 1935 0.6

Time m

25 Su

0202 3.2 0807 0.8 1431 3.1 2033 0.7

26 Mo

0303 3.1 0911 0.9 1532 3.1 2137 0.8

27 Tu

0409 3.1 1016 0.9 1637 3.1 2243 0.8

28 We

0513 3.2 1120 0.8 1743 3.1 2347 0.7

29 Th

0614 3.3 1220 0.7 1845 3.2

30 Fr

0046 0.6 0711 3.3 1316 0.6 1942 3.3

31 Sa

0140 0.5 0803 3.4 1408 0.5 2035 3.4








Time m

1 Th

0103 0.5 0731 3.4 1334 0.6 2000 3.3

2 Fr

0158 0.4 0825 3.5 1429 0.5 2054 3.4

3 Sa

0250 0.3 0916 3.6 1520 0.4 2145 3.5

4 Su

0339 0.3 1005 3.6 1609 0.4 2233 3.5

5 Mo

0426 0.4 1053 3.5 1656 0.4 2320 3.4

6 Tu

0512 0.5 1139 3.4 1741 0.5

7 We

0005 3.3 0558 0.6 1224 3.3 1826 0.6

8 Th

0050 3.2 0645 0.8 1309 3.1 1910 0.8

Time m

9 Fr

0136 3.0 0734 0.9 1354 3.0 1957 0.9

10 Sa

0226 2.9 0826 1.0 1442 2.9 2047 1.0

11 Su

0320 2.8 0922 1.1 1534 2.8 2144 1.1

12 Mo

0418 2.8 1019 1.2 1630 2.7 2244 1.1

13 Tu

0516 2.8 1114 1.1 1727 2.7 2341 1.1

14 We

0609 2.8 1206 1.1 1823 2.8

15 Th

0032 1.0 0657 2.9 1253 1.0 1914 2.9

16 Fr

0117 0.9 0742 3.0 1338 0.9 2000 3.0

Time m

17 Sa

0159 0.8 0823 3.1 1421 0.8 2043 3.1

18 Su

0239 0.7 0904 3.2 1502 0.7 2124 3.2

19 Mo

0319 0.7 0945 3.3 1544 0.6 2205 3.3

20 Tu

0400 0.6 1027 3.3 1626 0.5 2247 3.3

21 We

0442 0.6 1110 3.3 1710 0.5 2330 3.3

22 Th

0527 0.6 1156 3.3 1755 0.5

23 Fr

0016 3.3 0616 0.7 1244 3.3 1843 0.6

24 Sa

0106 3.2 0709 0.8 1335 3.2 1935 0.6

Time m

25 Su

0202 3.2 0807 0.8 1431 3.1 2033 0.7

26 Mo

0303 3.1 0911 0.9 1532 3.1 2137 0.8

27 Tu

0409 3.1 1016 0.9 1637 3.1 2243 0.8

28 We

0513 3.2 1120 0.8 1743 3.1 2347 0.7

29 Th

0614 3.3 1220 0.7 1845 3.2

30 Fr

0046 0.6 0711 3.3 1316 0.6 1942 3.3

31 Sa

0140 0.5 0803 3.4 1408 0.5 2035 3.4








Time m

1 Su

0229 0.5 0753 3.4 1358 0.5 2023 3.4

2 Mo

0216 0.5 0841 3.4 1444 0.5 2109 3.4

3 Tu

0301 0.5 0926 3.4 1528 0.5 2153 3.4

4 We

0345 0.6 1010 3.3 1610 0.6 2236 3.3

5 Th

0429 0.7 1053 3.2 1651 0.7 2318 3.2

6 Fr

0513 0.8 1135 3.1 1733 0.8

7 Sa

0002 3.1 0559 1.0 1218 2.9 1816 0.9

8 Su

0048 3.0 0649 1.1 1303 2.8 1905 1.0

Time m

9 Mo

0139 2.9 0742 1.1 1353 2.8 1959 1.1

10 Tu

0235 2.8 0838 1.2 1447 2.7 2059 1.2

11 We

0331 2.8 0933 1.1 1545 2.7 2158 1.1

12 Th

0425 2.9 1025 1.1 1642 2.8 2251 1.1

13 Fr

0515 2.9 1115 1.0 1735 2.9 2340 1.0

14 Sa

0601 3.0 1201 0.9 1824 3.0

15 Su

0024 0.9 0646 3.1 1247 0.7 1910 3.1

16 Mo

0108 0.7 0730 3.2 1331 0.6 1955 3.3

Time m

17 Tu

0151 0.6 0815 3.3 1416 0.5 2039 3.4

18 We

0235 0.6 0901 3.4 1501 0.4 2124 3.4

19 Th

0322 0.6 0948 3.4 1547 0.4 2211 3.4

20 Fr

0410 0.6 1037 3.4 1635 0.4 2301 3.4

21 Sa

0502 0.6 1128 3.3 1725 0.5 2353 3.3

22 Su

0557 0.7 1222 3.2 1819 0.6

23 Mo

0050 3.3 0657 0.8 1319 3.1 1918 0.7

24 Tu

0151 3.2 0800 0.8 1421 3.1 2022 0.8

Time m

25 We

0253 3.2 0903 0.8 1524 3.1 2128 0.8

26 Th

0355 3.2 1004 0.8 1628 3.1 2230 0.8

27 Fr

0453 3.2 1102 0.7 1728 3.2 2327 0.7

28 Sa

0548 3.3 1156 0.7 1823 3.2

29 Su

0019 0.7 0640 3.3 1246 0.6 1913 3.3

30 Mo

0107 0.6 0728 3.3 1333 0.6 2000 3.4








Time m

1 Su

0229 0.5 0753 3.4 1358 0.5 2023 3.4

2 Mo

0216 0.5 0841 3.4 1444 0.5 2109 3.4

3 Tu

0301 0.5 0926 3.4 1528 0.5 2153 3.4

4 We

0345 0.6 1010 3.3 1610 0.6 2236 3.3

5 Th

0429 0.7 1053 3.2 1651 0.7 2318 3.2

6 Fr

0513 0.8 1135 3.1 1733 0.8

7 Sa

0002 3.1 0559 1.0 1218 2.9 1816 0.9

8 Su

0048 3.0 0649 1.1 1303 2.8 1905 1.0

Time m

9 Mo

0139 2.9 0742 1.1 1353 2.8 1959 1.1

10 Tu

0235 2.8 0838 1.2 1447 2.7 2059 1.2

11 We

0331 2.8 0933 1.1 1545 2.7 2158 1.1

12 Th

0425 2.9 1025 1.1 1642 2.8 2251 1.1

13 Fr

0515 2.9 1115 1.0 1735 2.9 2340 1.0

14 Sa

0601 3.0 1201 0.9 1824 3.0

15 Su

0024 0.9 0646 3.1 1247 0.7 1910 3.1

16 Mo

0108 0.7 0730 3.2 1331 0.6 1955 3.3

Time m

17 Tu

0151 0.6 0815 3.3 1416 0.5 2039 3.4

18 We

0235 0.6 0901 3.4 1501 0.4 2124 3.4

19 Th

0322 0.6 0948 3.4 1547 0.4 2211 3.4

20 Fr

0410 0.6 1037 3.4 1635 0.4 2301 3.4

21 Sa

0502 0.6 1128 3.3 1725 0.5 2353 3.3

22 Su

0557 0.7 1222 3.2 1819 0.6

23 Mo

0050 3.3 0657 0.8 1319 3.1 1918 0.7

24 Tu

0151 3.2 0800 0.8 1421 3.1 2022 0.8

Time m

25 We

0253 3.2 0903 0.8 1524 3.1 2128 0.8

26 Th

0355 3.2 1004 0.8 1628 3.1 2230 0.8

27 Fr

0453 3.2 1102 0.7 1728 3.2 2327 0.7

28 Sa

0548 3.3 1156 0.7 1823 3.2

29 Su

0019 0.7 0640 3.3 1246 0.6 1913 3.3

30 Mo

0107 0.6 0728 3.3 1333 0.6 2000 3.4






MAY 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS

TIMES LISTED ARE N.Z. STANDARD TIME


Time m

1 Tu

0152 0.6 0815 3.3 1417 0.6 2044 3.4

2 We

0236 0.7 0859 3.2 1459 0.6 2126 3.3

3 Th

0318 0.7 0941 3.2 1539 0.7 2207 3.2

4 Fr

0400 0.8 1022 3.1 1618 0.7 2248 3.2

5 Sa

0443 0.9 1103 3.0 1658 0.8 2329 3.1

6 Su

0528 1.0 1145 2.9 1740 0.9

7 Mo

0014 3.0 0615 1.0 1228 2.8 1826 1.0

8 Tu

0101 2.9 0705 1.1 1315 2.8 1917 1.1

Time m

9 We

0152 2.9 0757 1.1 1406 2.7 2013 1.1

10 Th

0245 2.9 0850 1.1 1502 2.7 2112 1.1

11 Fr

0338 2.9 0943 1.0 1559 2.8 2208 1.1

12 Sa

0429 2.9 1034 0.9 1655 2.9 2300 1.0

13 Su

0519 3.0 1124 0.8 1747 3.0 2348 0.9

14 Mo

0608 3.1 1212 0.7 1838 3.2

15 Tu

0036 0.7 0657 3.3 1301 0.5 1926 3.3

16 We

0124 0.6 0746 3.3 1349 0.4 2015 3.5

Time m

17 Th

0212 0.5 0837 3.4 1438 0.3 2104 3.5

18 Fr

0302 0.5 0928 3.4 1527 0.3 2154 3.5

19 Sa

0355 0.5 1021 3.4 1617 0.4 2246 3.5

20 Su

0449 0.6 1114 3.4 1709 0.4 2340 3.5

21 Mo

0546 0.6 1209 3.3 1805 0.6

22 Tu

0037 3.4 0645 0.7 1306 3.2 1904 0.7

23 We

0136 3.3 0746 0.7 1406 3.1 2006 0.8

24 Th

0235 3.2 0846 0.8 1508 3.1 2110 0.8

Time m

25 Fr

0334 3.2 0945 0.8 1609 3.1 2210 0.8

26 Sa

0430 3.2 1041 0.7 1707 3.1 2306 0.8

27 Su

0523 3.2 1133 0.7 1801 3.2 2356 0.8

28 Mo

0614 3.2 1222 0.7 1850 3.2

29 Tu

0043 0.8 0702 3.1 1308 0.7 1936 3.2

30 We

0128 0.8 0748 3.1 1351 0.7 2019 3.3

31 Th

0210 0.8 0832 3.1 1431 0.7 2100 3.2








Time m

1 Tu

0152 0.6 0815 3.3 1417 0.6 2044 3.4

2 We

0236 0.7 0859 3.2 1459 0.6 2126 3.3

3 Th

0318 0.7 0941 3.2 1539 0.7 2207 3.2

4 Fr

0400 0.8 1022 3.1 1618 0.7 2248 3.2

5 Sa

0443 0.9 1103 3.0 1658 0.8 2329 3.1

6 Su

0528 1.0 1145 2.9 1740 0.9

7 Mo

0014 3.0 0615 1.0 1228 2.8 1826 1.0

8 Tu

0101 2.9 0705 1.1 1315 2.8 1917 1.1

Time m

9 We

0152 2.9 0757 1.1 1406 2.7 2013 1.1

10 Th

0245 2.9 0850 1.1 1502 2.7 2112 1.1

11 Fr

0338 2.9 0943 1.0 1559 2.8 2208 1.1

12 Sa

0429 2.9 1034 0.9 1655 2.9 2300 1.0

13 Su

0519 3.0 1124 0.8 1747 3.0 2348 0.9

14 Mo

0608 3.1 1212 0.7 1838 3.2

15 Tu

0036 0.7 0657 3.3 1301 0.5 1926 3.3

16 We

0124 0.6 0746 3.3 1349 0.4 2015 3.5

Time m

17 Th

0212 0.5 0837 3.4 1438 0.3 2104 3.5

18 Fr

0302 0.5 0928 3.4 1527 0.3 2154 3.5

19 Sa

0355 0.5 1021 3.4 1617 0.4 2246 3.5

20 Su

0449 0.6 1114 3.4 1709 0.4 2340 3.5

21 Mo

0546 0.6 1209 3.3 1805 0.6

22 Tu

0037 3.4 0645 0.7 1306 3.2 1904 0.7

23 We

0136 3.3 0746 0.7 1406 3.1 2006 0.8

24 Th

0235 3.2 0846 0.8 1508 3.1 2110 0.8

Time m

25 Fr

0334 3.2 0945 0.8 1609 3.1 2210 0.8

26 Sa

0430 3.2 1041 0.7 1707 3.1 2306 0.8

27 Su

0523 3.2 1133 0.7 1801 3.2 2356 0.8

28 Mo

0614 3.2 1222 0.7 1850 3.2

29 Tu

0043 0.8 0702 3.1 1308 0.7 1936 3.2

30 We

0128 0.8 0748 3.1 1351 0.7 2019 3.3

31 Th

0210 0.8 0832 3.1 1431 0.7 2100 3.2





JUNE 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 Fr

0252 0.8 0914 3.1 1510 0.7 2140 3.2

2 Sa

0333 0.9 0954 3.0 1549 0.8 2220 3.1

3 Su

0415 0.9 1034 3.0 1627 0.8 2300 3.1

4 Mo

0458 0.9 1114 2.9 1708 0.9 2342 3.0

5 Tu

0543 1.0 1156 2.9 1751 1.0

6 We

0026 3.0 0630 1.0 1240 2.8 1839 1.0

7 Th

0113 2.9 0718 1.0 1328 2.8 1931 1.1

8 Fr

0202 2.9 0809 1.0 1420 2.8 2028 1.1

Time m

9 Sa

0253 2.9 0901 1.0 1517 2.8 2125 1.0

10 Su

0345 3.0 0954 0.9 1615 2.9 2221 1.0

11 Mo

0439 3.1 1048 0.7 1713 3.1 2315 0.8

12 Tu

0532 3.2 1141 0.6 1808 3.2

13 We

0007 0.7 0627 3.3 1233 0.5 1901 3.4

14 Th

0059 0.6 0722 3.3 1325 0.3 1953 3.5

15 Fr

0152 0.5 0816 3.4 1417 0.3 2045 3.6

16 Sa

0245 0.5 0910 3.5 1508 0.2 2137 3.6

Time m

17 Su

0339 0.4 1004 3.5 1600 0.3 2230 3.6

18 Mo

0435 0.5 1058 3.4 1653 0.4 2324 3.5

19 Tu

0531 0.5 1153 3.3 1748 0.5

20 We

0019 3.4 0628 0.6 1249 3.2 1845 0.6

21 Th

0116 3.3 0726 0.7 1346 3.1 1946 0.8

22 Fr

0212 3.2 0823 0.7 1445 3.1 2047 0.8

23 Sa

0308 3.1 0920 0.8 1545 3.0 2146 0.9

24 Su

0403 3.1 1016 0.8 1642 3.0 2241 0.9

Time m

25 Mo

0456 3.0 1108 0.8 1736 3.1 2332 0.9

26 Tu

0548 3.0 1157 0.8 1826 3.1

27 We

0019 0.9 0636 3.0 1243 0.7 1911 3.1

28 Th

0103 0.9 0723 3.0 1326 0.7 1954 3.2

29 Fr

0146 0.9 0807 3.0 1406 0.7 2035 3.2

30 Sa

0227 0.9 0848 3.0 1444 0.7 2114 3.2








Time m

1 Fr

0252 0.8 0914 3.1 1510 0.7 2140 3.2

2 Sa

0333 0.9 0954 3.0 1549 0.8 2220 3.1

3 Su

0415 0.9 1034 3.0 1627 0.8 2300 3.1

4 Mo

0458 0.9 1114 2.9 1708 0.9 2342 3.0

5 Tu

0543 1.0 1156 2.9 1751 1.0

6 We

0026 3.0 0630 1.0 1240 2.8 1839 1.0

7 Th

0113 2.9 0718 1.0 1328 2.8 1931 1.1

8 Fr

0202 2.9 0809 1.0 1420 2.8 2028 1.1

Time m

9 Sa

0253 2.9 0901 1.0 1517 2.8 2125 1.0

10 Su

0345 3.0 0954 0.9 1615 2.9 2221 1.0

11 Mo

0439 3.1 1048 0.7 1713 3.1 2315 0.8

12 Tu

0532 3.2 1141 0.6 1808 3.2

13 We

0007 0.7 0627 3.3 1233 0.5 1901 3.4

14 Th

0059 0.6 0722 3.3 1325 0.3 1953 3.5

15 Fr

0152 0.5 0816 3.4 1417 0.3 2045 3.6

16 Sa

0245 0.5 0910 3.5 1508 0.2 2137 3.6

Time m

17 Su

0339 0.4 1004 3.5 1600 0.3 2230 3.6

18 Mo

0435 0.5 1058 3.4 1653 0.4 2324 3.5

19 Tu

0531 0.5 1153 3.3 1748 0.5

20 We

0019 3.4 0628 0.6 1249 3.2 1845 0.6

21 Th

0116 3.3 0726 0.7 1346 3.1 1946 0.8

22 Fr

0212 3.2 0823 0.7 1445 3.1 2047 0.8

23 Sa

0308 3.1 0920 0.8 1545 3.0 2146 0.9

24 Su

0403 3.1 1016 0.8 1642 3.0 2241 0.9

Time m

25 Mo

0456 3.0 1108 0.8 1736 3.1 2332 0.9

26 Tu

0548 3.0 1157 0.8 1826 3.1

27 We

0019 0.9 0636 3.0 1243 0.7 1911 3.1

28 Th

0103 0.9 0723 3.0 1326 0.7 1954 3.2

29 Fr

0146 0.9 0807 3.0 1406 0.7 2035 3.2

30 Sa

0227 0.9 0848 3.0 1444 0.7 2114 3.2









Time m

1 Tu

0152 0.6 0815 3.3 1417 0.6 2044 3.4

2 We

0236 0.7 0859 3.2 1459 0.6 2126 3.3

3 Th

0318 0.7 0941 3.2 1539 0.7 2207 3.2

4 Fr

0400 0.8 1022 3.1 1618 0.7 2248 3.2

5 Sa

0443 0.9 1103 3.0 1658 0.8 2329 3.1

6 Su

0528 1.0 1145 2.9 1740 0.9

7 Mo

0014 3.0 0615 1.0 1228 2.8 1826 1.0

8 Tu

0101 2.9 0705 1.1 1315 2.8 1917 1.1

Time m

9 We

0152 2.9 0757 1.1 1406 2.7 2013 1.1

10 Th

0245 2.9 0850 1.1 1502 2.7 2112 1.1

11 Fr

0338 2.9 0943 1.0 1559 2.8 2208 1.1

12 Sa

0429 2.9 1034 0.9 1655 2.9 2300 1.0

13 Su

0519 3.0 1124 0.8 1747 3.0 2348 0.9

14 Mo

0608 3.1 1212 0.7 1838 3.2

15 Tu

0036 0.7 0657 3.3 1301 0.5 1926 3.3

16 We

0124 0.6 0746 3.3 1349 0.4 2015 3.5

Time m

17 Th

0212 0.5 0837 3.4 1438 0.3 2104 3.5

18 Fr

0302 0.5 0928 3.4 1527 0.3 2154 3.5

19 Sa

0355 0.5 1021 3.4 1617 0.4 2246 3.5

20 Su

0449 0.6 1114 3.4 1709 0.4 2340 3.5

21 Mo

0546 0.6 1209 3.3 1805 0.6

22 Tu

0037 3.4 0645 0.7 1306 3.2 1904 0.7

23 We

0136 3.3 0746 0.7 1406 3.1 2006 0.8

24 Th

0235 3.2 0846 0.8 1508 3.1 2110 0.8

Time m

25 Fr

0334 3.2 0945 0.8 1609 3.1 2210 0.8

26 Sa

0430 3.2 1041 0.7 1707 3.1 2306 0.8

27 Su

0523 3.2 1133 0.7 1801 3.2 2356 0.8

28 Mo

0614 3.2 1222 0.7 1850 3.2

29 Tu

0043 0.8 0702 3.1 1308 0.7 1936 3.2

30 We

0128 0.8 0748 3.1 1351 0.7 2019 3.3

31 Th

0210 0.8 0832 3.1 1431 0.7 2100 3.2








Time m

1 Tu

0152 0.6 0815 3.3 1417 0.6 2044 3.4

2 We

0236 0.7 0859 3.2 1459 0.6 2126 3.3

3 Th

0318 0.7 0941 3.2 1539 0.7 2207 3.2

4 Fr

0400 0.8 1022 3.1 1618 0.7 2248 3.2

5 Sa

0443 0.9 1103 3.0 1658 0.8 2329 3.1

6 Su

0528 1.0 1145 2.9 1740 0.9

7 Mo

0014 3.0 0615 1.0 1228 2.8 1826 1.0

8 Tu

0101 2.9 0705 1.1 1315 2.8 1917 1.1

Time m

9 We

0152 2.9 0757 1.1 1406 2.7 2013 1.1

10 Th

0245 2.9 0850 1.1 1502 2.7 2112 1.1

11 Fr

0338 2.9 0943 1.0 1559 2.8 2208 1.1

12 Sa

0429 2.9 1034 0.9 1655 2.9 2300 1.0

13 Su

0519 3.0 1124 0.8 1747 3.0 2348 0.9

14 Mo

0608 3.1 1212 0.7 1838 3.2

15 Tu

0036 0.7 0657 3.3 1301 0.5 1926 3.3

16 We

0124 0.6 0746 3.3 1349 0.4 2015 3.5

Time m

17 Th

0212 0.5 0837 3.4 1438 0.3 2104 3.5

18 Fr

0302 0.5 0928 3.4 1527 0.3 2154 3.5

19 Sa

0355 0.5 1021 3.4 1617 0.4 2246 3.5

20 Su

0449 0.6 1114 3.4 1709 0.4 2340 3.5

21 Mo

0546 0.6 1209 3.3 1805 0.6

22 Tu

0037 3.4 0645 0.7 1306 3.2 1904 0.7

23 We

0136 3.3 0746 0.7 1406 3.1 2006 0.8

24 Th

0235 3.2 0846 0.8 1508 3.1 2110 0.8

Time m

25 Fr

0334 3.2 0945 0.8 1609 3.1 2210 0.8

26 Sa

0430 3.2 1041 0.7 1707 3.1 2306 0.8

27 Su

0523 3.2 1133 0.7 1801 3.2 2356 0.8

28 Mo

0614 3.2 1222 0.7 1850 3.2

29 Tu

0043 0.8 0702 3.1 1308 0.7 1936 3.2

30 We

0128 0.8 0748 3.1 1351 0.7 2019 3.3

31 Th

0210 0.8 0832 3.1 1431 0.7 2100 3.2








Time m

1 Fr

0252 0.8 0914 3.1 1510 0.7 2140 3.2

2 Sa

0333 0.9 0954 3.0 1549 0.8 2220 3.1

3 Su

0415 0.9 1034 3.0 1627 0.8 2300 3.1

4 Mo

0458 0.9 1114 2.9 1708 0.9 2342 3.0

5 Tu

0543 1.0 1156 2.9 1751 1.0

6 We

0026 3.0 0630 1.0 1240 2.8 1839 1.0

7 Th

0113 2.9 0718 1.0 1328 2.8 1931 1.1

8 Fr

0202 2.9 0809 1.0 1420 2.8 2028 1.1

Time m

9 Sa

0253 2.9 0901 1.0 1517 2.8 2125 1.0

10 Su

0345 3.0 0954 0.9 1615 2.9 2221 1.0

11 Mo

0439 3.1 1048 0.7 1713 3.1 2315 0.8

12 Tu

0532 3.2 1141 0.6 1808 3.2

13 We

0007 0.7 0627 3.3 1233 0.5 1901 3.4

14 Th

0059 0.6 0722 3.3 1325 0.3 1953 3.5

15 Fr

0152 0.5 0816 3.4 1417 0.3 2045 3.6

16 Sa

0245 0.5 0910 3.5 1508 0.2 2137 3.6

Time m

17 Su

0339 0.4 1004 3.5 1600 0.3 2230 3.6

18 Mo

0435 0.5 1058 3.4 1653 0.4 2324 3.5

19 Tu

0531 0.5 1153 3.3 1748 0.5

20 We

0019 3.4 0628 0.6 1249 3.2 1845 0.6

21 Th

0116 3.3 0726 0.7 1346 3.1 1946 0.8

22 Fr

0212 3.2 0823 0.7 1445 3.1 2047 0.8

23 Sa

0308 3.1 0920 0.8 1545 3.0 2146 0.9

24 Su

0403 3.1 1016 0.8 1642 3.0 2241 0.9

Time m

25 Mo

0456 3.0 1108 0.8 1736 3.1 2332 0.9

26 Tu

0548 3.0 1157 0.8 1826 3.1

27 We

0019 0.9 0636 3.0 1243 0.7 1911 3.1

28 Th

0103 0.9 0723 3.0 1326 0.7 1954 3.2

29 Fr

0146 0.9 0807 3.0 1406 0.7 2035 3.2

30 Sa

0227 0.9 0848 3.0 1444 0.7 2114 3.2








Time m

1 Fr

0252 0.8 0914 3.1 1510 0.7 2140 3.2

2 Sa

0333 0.9 0954 3.0 1549 0.8 2220 3.1

3 Su

0415 0.9 1034 3.0 1627 0.8 2300 3.1

4 Mo

0458 0.9 1114 2.9 1708 0.9 2342 3.0

5 Tu

0543 1.0 1156 2.9 1751 1.0

6 We

0026 3.0 0630 1.0 1240 2.8 1839 1.0

7 Th

0113 2.9 0718 1.0 1328 2.8 1931 1.1

8 Fr

0202 2.9 0809 1.0 1420 2.8 2028 1.1

Time m

9 Sa

0253 2.9 0901 1.0 1517 2.8 2125 1.0

10 Su

0345 3.0 0954 0.9 1615 2.9 2221 1.0

11 Mo

0439 3.1 1048 0.7 1713 3.1 2315 0.8

12 Tu

0532 3.2 1141 0.6 1808 3.2

13 We

0007 0.7 0627 3.3 1233 0.5 1901 3.4

14 Th

0059 0.6 0722 3.3 1325 0.3 1953 3.5

15 Fr

0152 0.5 0816 3.4 1417 0.3 2045 3.6

16 Sa

0245 0.5 0910 3.5 1508 0.2 2137 3.6

Time m

17 Su

0339 0.4 1004 3.5 1600 0.3 2230 3.6

18 Mo

0435 0.5 1058 3.4 1653 0.4 2324 3.5

19 Tu

0531 0.5 1153 3.3 1748 0.5

20 We

0019 3.4 0628 0.6 1249 3.2 1845 0.6

21 Th

0116 3.3 0726 0.7 1346 3.1 1946 0.8

22 Fr

0212 3.2 0823 0.7 1445 3.1 2047 0.8

23 Sa

0308 3.1 0920 0.8 1545 3.0 2146 0.9

24 Su

0403 3.1 1016 0.8 1642 3.0 2241 0.9

Time m

25 Mo

0456 3.0 1108 0.8 1736 3.1 2332 0.9

26 Tu

0548 3.0 1157 0.8 1826 3.1

27 We

0019 0.9 0636 3.0 1243 0.7 1911 3.1

28 Th

0103 0.9 0723 3.0 1326 0.7 1954 3.2

29 Fr

0146 0.9 0807 3.0 1406 0.7 2035 3.2

30 Sa

0227 0.9 0848 3.0 1444 0.7 2114 3.2






JULY 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 Su

0308 0.9 0928 3.0 1522 0.7 2153 3.1

2 Mo

0349 0.9 1007 3.0 1600 0.8 2232 3.1

3 Tu

0430 0.9 1046 2.9 1639 0.8 2312 3.1

4 We

0512 0.9 1126 2.9 1720 0.9 2354 3.0

5 Th

0556 0.9 1208 2.9 1804 0.9

6 Fr

0037 3.0 0641 0.9 1253 2.8 1853 1.0

7 Sa

0124 3.0 0730 0.9 1344 2.8 1948 1.0

8 Su

0214 3.0 0822 0.9 1440 2.9 2047 1.0

Time m

9 Mo

0307 3.0 0918 0.8 1541 2.9 2147 0.9

10 Tu

0404 3.0 1016 0.7 1642 3.1 2245 0.8

11 We

0503 3.1 1114 0.6 1742 3.2 2343 0.7

12 Th

0603 3.2 1210 0.4 1838 3.4

13 Fr

0038 0.6 0701 3.3 1305 0.3 1933 3.5

14 Sa

0133 0.5 0758 3.4 1358 0.2 2026 3.6

15 Su

0228 0.4 0853 3.5 1450 0.2 2119 3.7

16 Mo

0323 0.4 0947 3.5 1542 0.2 2212 3.6

Time m

17 Tu

0417 0.4 1040 3.5 1634 0.3 2304 3.6

18 We

0511 0.4 1133 3.4 1727 0.5 2357 3.4

19 Th

0605 0.5 1226 3.3 1822 0.6

20 Fr

0051 3.3 0659 0.6 1321 3.1 1920 0.8

21 Sa

0144 3.2 0754 0.7 1418 3.0 2019 0.9

22 Su

0238 3.0 0850 0.8 1516 3.0 2118 0.9

23 Mo

0333 3.0 0946 0.9 1614 2.9 2213 1.0

24 Tu

0427 2.9 1040 0.9 1709 2.9 2306 1.0

Time m

25 We

0520 2.9 1131 0.8 1759 3.0 2354 0.9

26 Th

0610 2.9 1218 0.8 1846 3.0

27 Fr

0039 0.9 0658 2.9 1301 0.8 1929 3.1

28 Sa

0122 0.9 0742 2.9 1342 0.7 2009 3.1

29 Su

0203 0.8 0823 3.0 1420 0.7 2048 3.1

30 Mo

0243 0.8 0903 3.0 1457 0.7 2126 3.1

31 Tu

0322 0.8 0940 3.0 1534 0.7 2204 3.1








Time m

1 Su

0308 0.9 0928 3.0 1522 0.7 2153 3.1

2 Mo

0349 0.9 1007 3.0 1600 0.8 2232 3.1

3 Tu

0430 0.9 1046 2.9 1639 0.8 2312 3.1

4 We

0512 0.9 1126 2.9 1720 0.9 2354 3.0

5 Th

0556 0.9 1208 2.9 1804 0.9

6 Fr

0037 3.0 0641 0.9 1253 2.8 1853 1.0

7 Sa

0124 3.0 0730 0.9 1344 2.8 1948 1.0

8 Su

0214 3.0 0822 0.9 1440 2.9 2047 1.0

Time m

9 Mo

0307 3.0 0918 0.8 1541 2.9 2147 0.9

10 Tu

0404 3.0 1016 0.7 1642 3.1 2245 0.8

11 We

0503 3.1 1114 0.6 1742 3.2 2343 0.7

12 Th

0603 3.2 1210 0.4 1838 3.4

13 Fr

0038 0.6 0701 3.3 1305 0.3 1933 3.5

14 Sa

0133 0.5 0758 3.4 1358 0.2 2026 3.6

15 Su

0228 0.4 0853 3.5 1450 0.2 2119 3.7

16 Mo

0323 0.4 0947 3.5 1542 0.2 2212 3.6

Time m

17 Tu

0417 0.4 1040 3.5 1634 0.3 2304 3.6

18 We

0511 0.4 1133 3.4 1727 0.5 2357 3.4

19 Th

0605 0.5 1226 3.3 1822 0.6

20 Fr

0051 3.3 0659 0.6 1321 3.1 1920 0.8

21 Sa

0144 3.2 0754 0.7 1418 3.0 2019 0.9

22 Su

0238 3.0 0850 0.8 1516 3.0 2118 0.9

23 Mo

0333 3.0 0946 0.9 1614 2.9 2213 1.0

24 Tu

0427 2.9 1040 0.9 1709 2.9 2306 1.0

Time m

25 We

0520 2.9 1131 0.8 1759 3.0 2354 0.9

26 Th

0610 2.9 1218 0.8 1846 3.0

27 Fr

0039 0.9 0658 2.9 1301 0.8 1929 3.1

28 Sa

0122 0.9 0742 2.9 1342 0.7 2009 3.1

29 Su

0203 0.8 0823 3.0 1420 0.7 2048 3.1

30 Mo

0243 0.8 0903 3.0 1457 0.7 2126 3.1

31 Tu

0322 0.8 0940 3.0 1534 0.7 2204 3.1





AUGUST 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 We

0402 0.8 1018 3.0 1612 0.7 2243 3.1

2 Th

0442 0.8 1057 3.0 1651 0.8 2323 3.1

3 Fr

0524 0.8 1138 3.0 1734 0.8

4 Sa

0006 3.0 0608 0.8 1223 2.9 1822 0.9

5 Su

0051 3.0 0655 0.8 1313 2.9 1916 0.9

6 Mo

0142 3.0 0748 0.8 1410 2.9 2016 0.9

7 Tu

0237 3.0 0847 0.7 1513 2.9 2119 0.9

8 We

0338 3.0 0949 0.7 1618 3.1 2222 0.8

Time m

9 Th

0441 3.1 1051 0.6 1720 3.2 2323 0.7

10 Fr

0544 3.2 1151 0.4 1819 3.4

11 Sa

0021 0.5 0645 3.3 1247 0.3 1914 3.5

12 Su

0117 0.4 0742 3.4 1340 0.2 2007 3.6

13 Mo

0211 0.3 0836 3.5 1432 0.2 2059 3.6

14 Tu

0304 0.3 0928 3.5 1522 0.2 2151 3.6

15 We

0355 0.3 1019 3.5 1612 0.3 2241 3.5

16 Th

0446 0.4 1109 3.4 1703 0.4 2331 3.4

Time m

17 Fr

0536 0.5 1159 3.3 1755 0.6

18 Sa

0021 3.2 0626 0.6 1251 3.1 1849 0.8

19 Su

0112 3.1 0718 0.7 1345 3.0 1946 0.9

20 Mo

0204 2.9 0813 0.9 1442 2.9 2044 1.0

21 Tu

0259 2.8 0911 0.9 1541 2.8 2142 1.0

22 We

0354 2.8 1009 0.9 1638 2.8 2236 1.0

23 Th

0450 2.8 1103 0.9 1730 2.9 2327 1.0

24 Fr

0543 2.8 1152 0.9 1817 2.9

Time m

25 Sa

0013 0.9 0632 2.8 1236 0.8 1901 3.0

26 Su

0056 0.9 0716 2.9 1316 0.7 1941 3.1

27 Mo

0137 0.8 0757 3.0 1354 0.7 2020 3.1

28 Tu

0216 0.7 0836 3.0 1431 0.6 2058 3.1

29 We

0255 0.7 0914 3.1 1508 0.6 2135 3.2

30 Th

0334 0.6 0952 3.1 1546 0.6 2214 3.1

31 Fr

0414 0.6 1031 3.1 1626 0.7 2255 3.1








Time m

1 We

0402 0.8 1018 3.0 1612 0.7 2243 3.1

2 Th

0442 0.8 1057 3.0 1651 0.8 2323 3.1

3 Fr

0524 0.8 1138 3.0 1734 0.8

4 Sa

0006 3.0 0608 0.8 1223 2.9 1822 0.9

5 Su

0051 3.0 0655 0.8 1313 2.9 1916 0.9

6 Mo

0142 3.0 0748 0.8 1410 2.9 2016 0.9

7 Tu

0237 3.0 0847 0.7 1513 2.9 2119 0.9

8 We

0338 3.0 0949 0.7 1618 3.1 2222 0.8

Time m

9 Th

0441 3.1 1051 0.6 1720 3.2 2323 0.7

10 Fr

0544 3.2 1151 0.4 1819 3.4

11 Sa

0021 0.5 0645 3.3 1247 0.3 1914 3.5

12 Su

0117 0.4 0742 3.4 1340 0.2 2007 3.6

13 Mo

0211 0.3 0836 3.5 1432 0.2 2059 3.6

14 Tu

0304 0.3 0928 3.5 1522 0.2 2151 3.6

15 We

0355 0.3 1019 3.5 1612 0.3 2241 3.5

16 Th

0446 0.4 1109 3.4 1703 0.4 2331 3.4

Time m

17 Fr

0536 0.5 1159 3.3 1755 0.6

18 Sa

0021 3.2 0626 0.6 1251 3.1 1849 0.8

19 Su

0112 3.1 0718 0.7 1345 3.0 1946 0.9

20 Mo

0204 2.9 0813 0.9 1442 2.9 2044 1.0

21 Tu

0259 2.8 0911 0.9 1541 2.8 2142 1.0

22 We

0354 2.8 1009 0.9 1638 2.8 2236 1.0

23 Th

0450 2.8 1103 0.9 1730 2.9 2327 1.0

24 Fr

0543 2.8 1152 0.9 1817 2.9

Time m

25 Sa

0013 0.9 0632 2.8 1236 0.8 1901 3.0

26 Su

0056 0.9 0716 2.9 1316 0.7 1941 3.1

27 Mo

0137 0.8 0757 3.0 1354 0.7 2020 3.1

28 Tu

0216 0.7 0836 3.0 1431 0.6 2058 3.1

29 We

0255 0.7 0914 3.1 1508 0.6 2135 3.2

30 Th

0334 0.6 0952 3.1 1546 0.6 2214 3.1

31 Fr

0414 0.6 1031 3.1 1626 0.7 2255 3.1









Time m

1 Su

0308 0.9 0928 3.0 1522 0.7 2153 3.1

2 Mo

0349 0.9 1007 3.0 1600 0.8 2232 3.1

3 Tu

0430 0.9 1046 2.9 1639 0.8 2312 3.1

4 We

0512 0.9 1126 2.9 1720 0.9 2354 3.0

5 Th

0556 0.9 1208 2.9 1804 0.9

6 Fr

0037 3.0 0641 0.9 1253 2.8 1853 1.0

7 Sa

0124 3.0 0730 0.9 1344 2.8 1948 1.0

8 Su

0214 3.0 0822 0.9 1440 2.9 2047 1.0

Time m

9 Mo

0307 3.0 0918 0.8 1541 2.9 2147 0.9

10 Tu

0404 3.0 1016 0.7 1642 3.1 2245 0.8

11 We

0503 3.1 1114 0.6 1742 3.2 2343 0.7

12 Th

0603 3.2 1210 0.4 1838 3.4

13 Fr

0038 0.6 0701 3.3 1305 0.3 1933 3.5

14 Sa

0133 0.5 0758 3.4 1358 0.2 2026 3.6

15 Su

0228 0.4 0853 3.5 1450 0.2 2119 3.7

16 Mo

0323 0.4 0947 3.5 1542 0.2 2212 3.6

Time m

17 Tu

0417 0.4 1040 3.5 1634 0.3 2304 3.6

18 We

0511 0.4 1133 3.4 1727 0.5 2357 3.4

19 Th

0605 0.5 1226 3.3 1822 0.6

20 Fr

0051 3.3 0659 0.6 1321 3.1 1920 0.8

21 Sa

0144 3.2 0754 0.7 1418 3.0 2019 0.9

22 Su

0238 3.0 0850 0.8 1516 3.0 2118 0.9

23 Mo

0333 3.0 0946 0.9 1614 2.9 2213 1.0

24 Tu

0427 2.9 1040 0.9 1709 2.9 2306 1.0

Time m

25 We

0520 2.9 1131 0.8 1759 3.0 2354 0.9

26 Th

0610 2.9 1218 0.8 1846 3.0

27 Fr

0039 0.9 0658 2.9 1301 0.8 1929 3.1

28 Sa

0122 0.9 0742 2.9 1342 0.7 2009 3.1

29 Su

0203 0.8 0823 3.0 1420 0.7 2048 3.1

30 Mo

0243 0.8 0903 3.0 1457 0.7 2126 3.1

31 Tu

0322 0.8 0940 3.0 1534 0.7 2204 3.1








Time m

1 Su

0308 0.9 0928 3.0 1522 0.7 2153 3.1

2 Mo

0349 0.9 1007 3.0 1600 0.8 2232 3.1

3 Tu

0430 0.9 1046 2.9 1639 0.8 2312 3.1

4 We

0512 0.9 1126 2.9 1720 0.9 2354 3.0

5 Th

0556 0.9 1208 2.9 1804 0.9

6 Fr

0037 3.0 0641 0.9 1253 2.8 1853 1.0

7 Sa

0124 3.0 0730 0.9 1344 2.8 1948 1.0

8 Su

0214 3.0 0822 0.9 1440 2.9 2047 1.0

Time m

9 Mo

0307 3.0 0918 0.8 1541 2.9 2147 0.9

10 Tu

0404 3.0 1016 0.7 1642 3.1 2245 0.8

11 We

0503 3.1 1114 0.6 1742 3.2 2343 0.7

12 Th

0603 3.2 1210 0.4 1838 3.4

13 Fr

0038 0.6 0701 3.3 1305 0.3 1933 3.5

14 Sa

0133 0.5 0758 3.4 1358 0.2 2026 3.6

15 Su

0228 0.4 0853 3.5 1450 0.2 2119 3.7

16 Mo

0323 0.4 0947 3.5 1542 0.2 2212 3.6

Time m

17 Tu

0417 0.4 1040 3.5 1634 0.3 2304 3.6

18 We

0511 0.4 1133 3.4 1727 0.5 2357 3.4

19 Th

0605 0.5 1226 3.3 1822 0.6

20 Fr

0051 3.3 0659 0.6 1321 3.1 1920 0.8

21 Sa

0144 3.2 0754 0.7 1418 3.0 2019 0.9

22 Su

0238 3.0 0850 0.8 1516 3.0 2118 0.9

23 Mo

0333 3.0 0946 0.9 1614 2.9 2213 1.0

24 Tu

0427 2.9 1040 0.9 1709 2.9 2306 1.0

Time m

25 We

0520 2.9 1131 0.8 1759 3.0 2354 0.9

26 Th

0610 2.9 1218 0.8 1846 3.0

27 Fr

0039 0.9 0658 2.9 1301 0.8 1929 3.1

28 Sa

0122 0.9 0742 2.9 1342 0.7 2009 3.1

29 Su

0203 0.8 0823 3.0 1420 0.7 2048 3.1

30 Mo

0243 0.8 0903 3.0 1457 0.7 2126 3.1

31 Tu

0322 0.8 0940 3.0 1534 0.7 2204 3.1








Time m

1 We

0402 0.8 1018 3.0 1612 0.7 2243 3.1

2 Th

0442 0.8 1057 3.0 1651 0.8 2323 3.1

3 Fr

0524 0.8 1138 3.0 1734 0.8

4 Sa

0006 3.0 0608 0.8 1223 2.9 1822 0.9

5 Su

0051 3.0 0655 0.8 1313 2.9 1916 0.9

6 Mo

0142 3.0 0748 0.8 1410 2.9 2016 0.9

7 Tu

0237 3.0 0847 0.7 1513 2.9 2119 0.9

8 We

0338 3.0 0949 0.7 1618 3.1 2222 0.8

Time m

9 Th

0441 3.1 1051 0.6 1720 3.2 2323 0.7

10 Fr

0544 3.2 1151 0.4 1819 3.4

11 Sa

0021 0.5 0645 3.3 1247 0.3 1914 3.5

12 Su

0117 0.4 0742 3.4 1340 0.2 2007 3.6

13 Mo

0211 0.3 0836 3.5 1432 0.2 2059 3.6

14 Tu

0304 0.3 0928 3.5 1522 0.2 2151 3.6

15 We

0355 0.3 1019 3.5 1612 0.3 2241 3.5

16 Th

0446 0.4 1109 3.4 1703 0.4 2331 3.4

Time m

17 Fr

0536 0.5 1159 3.3 1755 0.6

18 Sa

0021 3.2 0626 0.6 1251 3.1 1849 0.8

19 Su

0112 3.1 0718 0.7 1345 3.0 1946 0.9

20 Mo

0204 2.9 0813 0.9 1442 2.9 2044 1.0

21 Tu

0259 2.8 0911 0.9 1541 2.8 2142 1.0

22 We

0354 2.8 1009 0.9 1638 2.8 2236 1.0

23 Th

0450 2.8 1103 0.9 1730 2.9 2327 1.0

24 Fr

0543 2.8 1152 0.9 1817 2.9

Time m

25 Sa

0013 0.9 0632 2.8 1236 0.8 1901 3.0

26 Su

0056 0.9 0716 2.9 1316 0.7 1941 3.1

27 Mo

0137 0.8 0757 3.0 1354 0.7 2020 3.1

28 Tu

0216 0.7 0836 3.0 1431 0.6 2058 3.1

29 We

0255 0.7 0914 3.1 1508 0.6 2135 3.2

30 Th

0334 0.6 0952 3.1 1546 0.6 2214 3.1

31 Fr

0414 0.6 1031 3.1 1626 0.7 2255 3.1








Time m

1 We

0402 0.8 1018 3.0 1612 0.7 2243 3.1

2 Th

0442 0.8 1057 3.0 1651 0.8 2323 3.1

3 Fr

0524 0.8 1138 3.0 1734 0.8

4 Sa

0006 3.0 0608 0.8 1223 2.9 1822 0.9

5 Su

0051 3.0 0655 0.8 1313 2.9 1916 0.9

6 Mo

0142 3.0 0748 0.8 1410 2.9 2016 0.9

7 Tu

0237 3.0 0847 0.7 1513 2.9 2119 0.9

8 We

0338 3.0 0949 0.7 1618 3.1 2222 0.8

Time m

9 Th

0441 3.1 1051 0.6 1720 3.2 2323 0.7

10 Fr

0544 3.2 1151 0.4 1819 3.4

11 Sa

0021 0.5 0645 3.3 1247 0.3 1914 3.5

12 Su

0117 0.4 0742 3.4 1340 0.2 2007 3.6

13 Mo

0211 0.3 0836 3.5 1432 0.2 2059 3.6

14 Tu

0304 0.3 0928 3.5 1522 0.2 2151 3.6

15 We

0355 0.3 1019 3.5 1612 0.3 2241 3.5

16 Th

0446 0.4 1109 3.4 1703 0.4 2331 3.4

Time m

17 Fr

0536 0.5 1159 3.3 1755 0.6

18 Sa

0021 3.2 0626 0.6 1251 3.1 1849 0.8

19 Su

0112 3.1 0718 0.7 1345 3.0 1946 0.9

20 Mo

0204 2.9 0813 0.9 1442 2.9 2044 1.0

21 Tu

0259 2.8 0911 0.9 1541 2.8 2142 1.0

22 We

0354 2.8 1009 0.9 1638 2.8 2236 1.0

23 Th

0450 2.8 1103 0.9 1730 2.9 2327 1.0

24 Fr

0543 2.8 1152 0.9 1817 2.9

Time m

25 Sa

0013 0.9 0632 2.8 1236 0.8 1901 3.0

26 Su

0056 0.9 0716 2.9 1316 0.7 1941 3.1

27 Mo

0137 0.8 0757 3.0 1354 0.7 2020 3.1

28 Tu

0216 0.7 0836 3.0 1431 0.6 2058 3.1

29 We

0255 0.7 0914 3.1 1508 0.6 2135 3.2

30 Th

0334 0.6 0952 3.1 1546 0.6 2214 3.1

31 Fr

0414 0.6 1031 3.1 1626 0.7 2255 3.1






SEPTEMBER 2018 N.Z. LOCAL TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS



Time m

1 Sa

0455 0.6 1112 3.1 1709 0.7 2338 3.1

2 Su

0539 0.6 1158 3.0 1757 0.8

3 Mo

0025 3.0 0627 0.7 1249 3.0 1852 0.9

4 Tu

0117 3.0 0721 0.7 1347 2.9 1954 0.9

5 We

0215 3.0 0822 0.7 1452 3.0 2059 0.9

6 Th

0319 3.0 0928 0.7 1558 3.0 2204 0.8

7 Fr

0425 3.0 1033 0.6 1702 3.2 2306 0.6

8 Sa

0529 3.1 1134 0.5 1800 3.3

Time m

9 Su

0004 0.5 0630 3.3 1230 0.3 1855 3.5

10 Mo

0100 0.4 0725 3.4 1323 0.2 1948 3.5

11 Tu

0152 0.3 0818 3.5 1413 0.2 2038 3.6

12 We

0243 0.3 0907 3.5 1501 0.2 2127 3.5

13 Th

0331 0.3 0955 3.5 1549 0.3 2215 3.4

14 Fr

0418 0.4 1042 3.4 1637 0.5 2303 3.3

15 Sa

0504 0.5 1129 3.2 1725 0.6 2350 3.1

16 Su

0551 0.6 1218 3.1 1816 0.8

Time m

17 Mo

0038 3.0 0639 0.8 1309 2.9 1910 0.9

18 Tu

0128 2.8 0732 0.9 1405 2.8 2007 1.0

19 We

0221 2.7 0830 1.0 1504 2.8 2106 1.0

20 Th

0318 2.7 0931 1.0 1601 2.8 2202 1.0

21 Fr

0416 2.7 1029 1.0 1655 2.8 2254 1.0

22 Sa

0512 2.7 1121 0.9 1744 2.9 2342 0.9

23 Su

0602 2.8 1206 0.8 1828 3.0

24 Mo

0026 0.8 0647 2.9 1247 0.8 1909 3.0

Time m

25 Tu

0107 0.7 0729 3.0 1325 0.7 1948 3.1

26 We

0147 0.6 0808 3.1 1403 0.6 2027 3.2

27 Th

0226 0.6 0847 3.1 1442 0.6 2107 3.2

28 Fr

0306 0.5 0926 3.2 1522 0.6 2148 3.2

29 Sa

0347 0.5 1007 3.2 1604 0.6 2231 3.2

30 Su

0530 0.5 1151 3.2 1749 0.6








Time m

1 Sa

0455 0.6 1112 3.1 1709 0.7 2338 3.1

2 Su

0539 0.6 1158 3.0 1757 0.8

3 Mo

0025 3.0 0627 0.7 1249 3.0 1852 0.9

4 Tu

0117 3.0 0721 0.7 1347 2.9 1954 0.9

5 We

0215 3.0 0822 0.7 1452 3.0 2059 0.9

6 Th

0319 3.0 0928 0.7 1558 3.0 2204 0.8

7 Fr

0425 3.0 1033 0.6 1702 3.2 2306 0.6

8 Sa

0529 3.1 1134 0.5 1800 3.3

Time m

9 Su

0004 0.5 0630 3.3 1230 0.3 1855 3.5

10 Mo

0100 0.4 0725 3.4 1323 0.2 1948 3.5

11 Tu

0152 0.3 0818 3.5 1413 0.2 2038 3.6

12 We

0243 0.3 0907 3.5 1501 0.2 2127 3.5

13 Th

0331 0.3 0955 3.5 1549 0.3 2215 3.4

14 Fr

0418 0.4 1042 3.4 1637 0.5 2303 3.3

15 Sa

0504 0.5 1129 3.2 1725 0.6 2350 3.1

16 Su

0551 0.6 1218 3.1 1816 0.8

Time m

17 Mo

0038 3.0 0639 0.8 1309 2.9 1910 0.9

18 Tu

0128 2.8 0732 0.9 1405 2.8 2007 1.0

19 We

0221 2.7 0830 1.0 1504 2.8 2106 1.0

20 Th

0318 2.7 0931 1.0 1601 2.8 2202 1.0

21 Fr

0416 2.7 1029 1.0 1655 2.8 2254 1.0

22 Sa

0512 2.7 1121 0.9 1744 2.9 2342 0.9

23 Su

0602 2.8 1206 0.8 1828 3.0

24 Mo

0026 0.8 0647 2.9 1247 0.8 1909 3.0

Time m

25 Tu

0107 0.7 0729 3.0 1325 0.7 1948 3.1

26 We

0147 0.6 0808 3.1 1403 0.6 2027 3.2

27 Th

0226 0.6 0847 3.1 1442 0.6 2107 3.2

28 Fr

0306 0.5 0926 3.2 1522 0.6 2148 3.2

29 Sa

0347 0.5 1007 3.2 1604 0.6 2231 3.2

30 Su

0530 0.5 1151 3.2 1749 0.6








Time m

1 Mo

0017 3.1 0615 0.5 1238 3.1 1840 0.7

2 Tu

0106 3.1 0705 0.6 1331 3.1 1936 0.8

3 We

0200 3.0 0801 0.7 1431 3.0 2038 0.8

4 Th

0300 2.9 0903 0.7 1535 3.0 2144 0.8

5 Fr

0405 2.9 1011 0.7 1641 3.1 2249 0.7

6 Sa

0511 3.0 1117 0.6 1744 3.2 2351 0.6

7 Su

0615 3.1 1217 0.5 1841 3.3

8 Mo

0048 0.5 0714 3.2 1313 0.4 1936 3.4

Time m

9 Tu

0142 0.4 0808 3.4 1404 0.3 2027 3.4

10 We

0232 0.3 0858 3.4 1453 0.3 2116 3.4

11 Th

0320 0.3 0946 3.5 1539 0.3 2203 3.4

12 Fr

0406 0.3 1031 3.4 1625 0.4 2249 3.3

13 Sa

0450 0.4 1116 3.3 1710 0.5 2334 3.2

14 Su

0533 0.5 1200 3.2 1756 0.7

15 Mo

0018 3.0 0616 0.6 1245 3.1 1843 0.8

16 Tu

0103 2.9 0700 0.8 1333 2.9 1934 0.9

Time m

17 We

0150 2.8 0749 0.9 1425 2.8 2028 1.0

18 Th

0241 2.7 0845 1.0 1521 2.8 2125 1.0

19 Fr

0337 2.6 0946 1.1 1619 2.7 2222 1.0

20 Sa

0435 2.6 1047 1.1 1713 2.8 2315 1.0

21 Su

0533 2.7 1142 1.0 1803 2.8

22 Mo

0005 0.9 0626 2.8 1230 0.9 1849 2.9

23 Tu

0050 0.8 0713 2.9 1313 0.8 1932 3.0

24 We

0133 0.7 0757 3.0 1354 0.7 2015 3.1

Time m

25 Th

0215 0.6 0839 3.1 1435 0.6 2057 3.2

26 Fr

0257 0.5 0921 3.2 1516 0.5 2140 3.2

27 Sa

0340 0.4 1003 3.3 1600 0.5 2224 3.2

28 Su

0424 0.3 1047 3.3 1645 0.5 2311 3.2

29 Mo

0509 0.4 1134 3.3 1734 0.6

30 Tu

0000 3.2 0557 0.4 1223 3.2 1827 0.6

31 We

0051 3.1 0648 0.5 1318 3.2 1924 0.7








Time m

1 Mo

0017 3.1 0615 0.5 1238 3.1 1840 0.7

2 Tu

0106 3.1 0705 0.6 1331 3.1 1936 0.8

3 We

0200 3.0 0801 0.7 1431 3.0 2038 0.8

4 Th

0300 2.9 0903 0.7 1535 3.0 2144 0.8

5 Fr

0405 2.9 1011 0.7 1641 3.1 2249 0.7

6 Sa

0511 3.0 1117 0.6 1744 3.2 2351 0.6

7 Su

0615 3.1 1217 0.5 1841 3.3

8 Mo

0048 0.5 0714 3.2 1313 0.4 1936 3.4

Time m

9 Tu

0142 0.4 0808 3.4 1404 0.3 2027 3.4

10 We

0232 0.3 0858 3.4 1453 0.3 2116 3.4

11 Th

0320 0.3 0946 3.5 1539 0.3 2203 3.4

12 Fr

0406 0.3 1031 3.4 1625 0.4 2249 3.3

13 Sa

0450 0.4 1116 3.3 1710 0.5 2334 3.2

14 Su

0533 0.5 1200 3.2 1756 0.7

15 Mo

0018 3.0 0616 0.6 1245 3.1 1843 0.8

16 Tu

0103 2.9 0700 0.8 1333 2.9 1934 0.9

Time m

17 We

0150 2.8 0749 0.9 1425 2.8 2028 1.0

18 Th

0241 2.7 0845 1.0 1521 2.8 2125 1.0

19 Fr

0337 2.6 0946 1.1 1619 2.7 2222 1.0

20 Sa

0435 2.6 1047 1.1 1713 2.8 2315 1.0

21 Su

0533 2.7 1142 1.0 1803 2.8

22 Mo

0005 0.9 0626 2.8 1230 0.9 1849 2.9

23 Tu

0050 0.8 0713 2.9 1313 0.8 1932 3.0

24 We

0133 0.7 0757 3.0 1354 0.7 2015 3.1

Time m

25 Th

0215 0.6 0839 3.1 1435 0.6 2057 3.2

26 Fr

0257 0.5 0921 3.2 1516 0.5 2140 3.2

27 Sa

0340 0.4 1003 3.3 1600 0.5 2224 3.2

28 Su

0424 0.3 1047 3.3 1645 0.5 2311 3.2

29 Mo

0509 0.4 1134 3.3 1734 0.6

30 Tu

0000 3.2 0557 0.4 1223 3.2 1827 0.6

31 We

0051 3.1 0648 0.5 1318 3.2 1924 0.7









Time m

1 Sa

0455 0.6 1112 3.1 1709 0.7 2338 3.1

2 Su

0539 0.6 1158 3.0 1757 0.8

3 Mo

0025 3.0 0627 0.7 1249 3.0 1852 0.9

4 Tu

0117 3.0 0721 0.7 1347 2.9 1954 0.9

5 We

0215 3.0 0822 0.7 1452 3.0 2059 0.9

6 Th

0319 3.0 0928 0.7 1558 3.0 2204 0.8

7 Fr

0425 3.0 1033 0.6 1702 3.2 2306 0.6

8 Sa

0529 3.1 1134 0.5 1800 3.3

Time m

9 Su

0004 0.5 0630 3.3 1230 0.3 1855 3.5

10 Mo

0100 0.4 0725 3.4 1323 0.2 1948 3.5

11 Tu

0152 0.3 0818 3.5 1413 0.2 2038 3.6

12 We

0243 0.3 0907 3.5 1501 0.2 2127 3.5

13 Th

0331 0.3 0955 3.5 1549 0.3 2215 3.4

14 Fr

0418 0.4 1042 3.4 1637 0.5 2303 3.3

15 Sa

0504 0.5 1129 3.2 1725 0.6 2350 3.1

16 Su

0551 0.6 1218 3.1 1816 0.8

Time m

17 Mo

0038 3.0 0639 0.8 1309 2.9 1910 0.9

18 Tu

0128 2.8 0732 0.9 1405 2.8 2007 1.0

19 We

0221 2.7 0830 1.0 1504 2.8 2106 1.0

20 Th

0318 2.7 0931 1.0 1601 2.8 2202 1.0

21 Fr

0416 2.7 1029 1.0 1655 2.8 2254 1.0

22 Sa

0512 2.7 1121 0.9 1744 2.9 2342 0.9

23 Su

0602 2.8 1206 0.8 1828 3.0

24 Mo

0026 0.8 0647 2.9 1247 0.8 1909 3.0

Time m

25 Tu

0107 0.7 0729 3.0 1325 0.7 1948 3.1

26 We

0147 0.6 0808 3.1 1403 0.6 2027 3.2

27 Th

0226 0.6 0847 3.1 1442 0.6 2107 3.2

28 Fr

0306 0.5 0926 3.2 1522 0.6 2148 3.2

29 Sa

0347 0.5 1007 3.2 1604 0.6 2231 3.2

30 Su

0530 0.5 1151 3.2 1749 0.6








Time m

1 Sa

0455 0.6 1112 3.1 1709 0.7 2338 3.1

2 Su

0539 0.6 1158 3.0 1757 0.8

3 Mo

0025 3.0 0627 0.7 1249 3.0 1852 0.9

4 Tu

0117 3.0 0721 0.7 1347 2.9 1954 0.9

5 We

0215 3.0 0822 0.7 1452 3.0 2059 0.9

6 Th

0319 3.0 0928 0.7 1558 3.0 2204 0.8

7 Fr

0425 3.0 1033 0.6 1702 3.2 2306 0.6

8 Sa

0529 3.1 1134 0.5 1800 3.3

Time m

9 Su

0004 0.5 0630 3.3 1230 0.3 1855 3.5

10 Mo

0100 0.4 0725 3.4 1323 0.2 1948 3.5

11 Tu

0152 0.3 0818 3.5 1413 0.2 2038 3.6

12 We

0243 0.3 0907 3.5 1501 0.2 2127 3.5

13 Th

0331 0.3 0955 3.5 1549 0.3 2215 3.4

14 Fr

0418 0.4 1042 3.4 1637 0.5 2303 3.3

15 Sa

0504 0.5 1129 3.2 1725 0.6 2350 3.1

16 Su

0551 0.6 1218 3.1 1816 0.8

Time m

17 Mo

0038 3.0 0639 0.8 1309 2.9 1910 0.9

18 Tu

0128 2.8 0732 0.9 1405 2.8 2007 1.0

19 We

0221 2.7 0830 1.0 1504 2.8 2106 1.0

20 Th

0318 2.7 0931 1.0 1601 2.8 2202 1.0

21 Fr

0416 2.7 1029 1.0 1655 2.8 2254 1.0

22 Sa

0512 2.7 1121 0.9 1744 2.9 2342 0.9

23 Su

0602 2.8 1206 0.8 1828 3.0

24 Mo

0026 0.8 0647 2.9 1247 0.8 1909 3.0

Time m

25 Tu

0107 0.7 0729 3.0 1325 0.7 1948 3.1

26 We

0147 0.6 0808 3.1 1403 0.6 2027 3.2

27 Th

0226 0.6 0847 3.1 1442 0.6 2107 3.2

28 Fr

0306 0.5 0926 3.2 1522 0.6 2148 3.2

29 Sa

0347 0.5 1007 3.2 1604 0.6 2231 3.2

30 Su

0530 0.5 1151 3.2 1749 0.6








Time m

1 Mo

0017 3.1 0615 0.5 1238 3.1 1840 0.7

2 Tu

0106 3.1 0705 0.6 1331 3.1 1936 0.8

3 We

0200 3.0 0801 0.7 1431 3.0 2038 0.8

4 Th

0300 2.9 0903 0.7 1535 3.0 2144 0.8

5 Fr

0405 2.9 1011 0.7 1641 3.1 2249 0.7

6 Sa

0511 3.0 1117 0.6 1744 3.2 2351 0.6

7 Su

0615 3.1 1217 0.5 1841 3.3

8 Mo

0048 0.5 0714 3.2 1313 0.4 1936 3.4

Time m

9 Tu

0142 0.4 0808 3.4 1404 0.3 2027 3.4

10 We

0232 0.3 0858 3.4 1453 0.3 2116 3.4

11 Th

0320 0.3 0946 3.5 1539 0.3 2203 3.4

12 Fr

0406 0.3 1031 3.4 1625 0.4 2249 3.3

13 Sa

0450 0.4 1116 3.3 1710 0.5 2334 3.2

14 Su

0533 0.5 1200 3.2 1756 0.7

15 Mo

0018 3.0 0616 0.6 1245 3.1 1843 0.8

16 Tu

0103 2.9 0700 0.8 1333 2.9 1934 0.9

Time m

17 We

0150 2.8 0749 0.9 1425 2.8 2028 1.0

18 Th

0241 2.7 0845 1.0 1521 2.8 2125 1.0

19 Fr

0337 2.6 0946 1.1 1619 2.7 2222 1.0

20 Sa

0435 2.6 1047 1.1 1713 2.8 2315 1.0

21 Su

0533 2.7 1142 1.0 1803 2.8

22 Mo

0005 0.9 0626 2.8 1230 0.9 1849 2.9

23 Tu

0050 0.8 0713 2.9 1313 0.8 1932 3.0

24 We

0133 0.7 0757 3.0 1354 0.7 2015 3.1

Time m

25 Th

0215 0.6 0839 3.1 1435 0.6 2057 3.2

26 Fr

0257 0.5 0921 3.2 1516 0.5 2140 3.2

27 Sa

0340 0.4 1003 3.3 1600 0.5 2224 3.2

28 Su

0424 0.3 1047 3.3 1645 0.5 2311 3.2

29 Mo

0509 0.4 1134 3.3 1734 0.6

30 Tu

0000 3.2 0557 0.4 1223 3.2 1827 0.6

31 We

0051 3.1 0648 0.5 1318 3.2 1924 0.7








Time m

1 Mo

0017 3.1 0615 0.5 1238 3.1 1840 0.7

2 Tu

0106 3.1 0705 0.6 1331 3.1 1936 0.8

3 We

0200 3.0 0801 0.7 1431 3.0 2038 0.8

4 Th

0300 2.9 0903 0.7 1535 3.0 2144 0.8

5 Fr

0405 2.9 1011 0.7 1641 3.1 2249 0.7

6 Sa

0511 3.0 1117 0.6 1744 3.2 2351 0.6

7 Su

0615 3.1 1217 0.5 1841 3.3

8 Mo

0048 0.5 0714 3.2 1313 0.4 1936 3.4

Time m

9 Tu

0142 0.4 0808 3.4 1404 0.3 2027 3.4

10 We

0232 0.3 0858 3.4 1453 0.3 2116 3.4

11 Th

0320 0.3 0946 3.5 1539 0.3 2203 3.4

12 Fr

0406 0.3 1031 3.4 1625 0.4 2249 3.3

13 Sa

0450 0.4 1116 3.3 1710 0.5 2334 3.2

14 Su

0533 0.5 1200 3.2 1756 0.7

15 Mo

0018 3.0 0616 0.6 1245 3.1 1843 0.8

16 Tu

0103 2.9 0700 0.8 1333 2.9 1934 0.9

Time m

17 We

0150 2.8 0749 0.9 1425 2.8 2028 1.0

18 Th

0241 2.7 0845 1.0 1521 2.8 2125 1.0

19 Fr

0337 2.6 0946 1.1 1619 2.7 2222 1.0

20 Sa

0435 2.6 1047 1.1 1713 2.8 2315 1.0

21 Su

0533 2.7 1142 1.0 1803 2.8

22 Mo

0005 0.9 0626 2.8 1230 0.9 1849 2.9

23 Tu

0050 0.8 0713 2.9 1313 0.8 1932 3.0

24 We

0133 0.7 0757 3.0 1354 0.7 2015 3.1

Time m

25 Th

0215 0.6 0839 3.1 1435 0.6 2057 3.2

26 Fr

0257 0.5 0921 3.2 1516 0.5 2140 3.2

27 Sa

0340 0.4 1003 3.3 1600 0.5 2224 3.2

28 Su

0424 0.3 1047 3.3 1645 0.5 2311 3.2

29 Mo

0509 0.4 1134 3.3 1734 0.6

30 Tu

0000 3.2 0557 0.4 1223 3.2 1827 0.6

31 We

0051 3.1 0648 0.5 1318 3.2 1924 0.7


2017 Register of Club Members Boats

BOAT TYPE OWNER(S)Aquadisiac L Kevin O’MearaAberdare L Alan ColeAcali Y Peter RestallA Class Y Bryan RobertsAchilles L G BagnallAdagio 11 L Allan CraigAffinity L Darryl VossAgent 88 Y Kevin StephenAmedee L Mike & Shirley CroulAmokura L Martyn & Beverly GearyAnkle Deep Y Craig RobinsonAngel Fish Y Alex MacDonaldApplejack Y Kevin & Kenwyn SoaresAquarius L Terry GosdenBabylon Y Stephen LoganBanbecula L Hugh JonesBellezza L Dave O’CarrollBellezza Y P & R TrubuhovichBlack Tulip L PJ & Me EdwardsBlithe Spirit L Brett & Shelly GreenBrisa Y Voytek KlepatskiBrush Strokes Y Fred OosterhofBuzum Y Julian FitzgeraldCalusa L Jarrod SagarCamelot Y Lee ChambersCelan Y Old FartsCheassapeake L Gavin & Jacqulin BradyChico Bella Y Richard & Diana DreaneenCleone L Bruce ObornCloud 9 Y Steve HorneCobalt Y James DavernCocorico Y Tony SparksCotton Cloud L Graeme ShawCrimson Dynamo/Morgana Y Murray DeebleCzar Y Ron HastingsDanceaway Y Lance & Karen JonesDauntless L Gary HallDauntless L Colin & Lynn BarrowDay Star Y Alex EssexDeliverance L Peter & Pam BradyDilkara L Rick WalterDinkum Y/L Alex TaylorElsewhere Y Graeme ChristieEmma Jane L Alexander Mattner Esprit Y P BatchelerEstablo Y Alix BlytheHaven Y Craig & Fiona NewthFaugh-A-Ballagh L Gerald & Patrica SheehyFeather L David BarkerFerrari Y Roger DilleyFerro L D Coughlan/ C CoughlanFirestorm Y Ken Derrick/ P DerrickFist Full Of Dollars Y Amber McIntyreFlic L Greg SmaleFlorence Rose L Geoff DiggleFranklyn L Alsadair DallyFree Jumper L R C GeckFreeway Y Alan WagstaffFrith Y Arnold HaymanGalaxy L Kenneth & Judith Parsons

BOAT TYPE OWNER(S)Giselle L Clive Hinton/ Harry MaynGolden Heart Y George ThomsonGoldfinger Y Shaun OliverHarmony Y Alec WiddowsonHeloise Y Peter Gray/Ken HaldaneHook Y Harry PriceIdle Hour Y Andrew SanderIn Difference L Geoff BagnallImpromptu Y John & Margret Sumich Knot Shore L Raoul HarrisonJindalee L Lewis WilliamsJust Candy L Hugh FindlaterJustGoThere L Steve WillisKaioma Y Bruce RossKalandra L Keith Fifield-SmithKaribu L T. Davis-Jones/H. MasefieldKarie Y Rowland ChurchKaty Did It L Brent StallardKerema L Robert ChapmanKim L John CastleKintail L MJ & JM GirvanKiwiSaver Denis EckhoffKoolchange L Andrew & Karen WatsonKorora Y Neville McGrathKotanui Y Peter SutcliffeKowhatu L Chris HarnettKrystal L Robert & Jane BoydLa Bamba Y Lawrence JungeLa Cigale 11 Y Roland PluczinskiLady Geneve L Tim HaymanLady Mary L Charlie WebleyLady Nell L Trevor McKayLa Vie L Kelvin DavisLexia Y Stuart JungeLibrium L Wayne McEwanLiquid Thinking L Brian BoneLive Wire Y Matthew KnoxLochanora L Warwick GairLos Molinos Y D McAven/ A BlackmanLotus Eater 2 Y Terry LarkinLucinda L Nathan HerbertMa’Cherie L Brett SeagarManari Y Peter SammonsMakaira Y Tim WillettsManuroa L Bruce JohnstonManutaki Y Rob LordenMaree-Louise L Maurice BryhamMargaret Anne L John SteeleMartinique L Glen ChristiansonMeridian Y Rex MiltonMirage Y Eduard MellaartMoala Y Richard FelgateMoehau Y C Quartermaine/D WoodMon Desir Y Tim TurnerMr Boat Jandals L Tony DroughtNacra 17 Y Tomer SimhonyNamu Y Wayne FergusonNanjing Road L Rodgers/Hanna G/WNgaroto/The Ghost Y/L Dean & Sophie ClaytonNorth Road Y Bob VernonNulli-Secundus Y David Anderson


BOAT TYPE OWNER(S)Ohana L Dean PooleOne Xtreme Y Leigh JohnsonOnly Blue Y Fergus SmallOracle Y Glen JefferyOur Pleasure L Chris SeagarPacific Gibsea Y Brian ThomasPapango Y Joe MurphyPanic Mouse Y Daniel OramsPatere Y Alan RetterPatrician L Colin SugdenPatrice Y Stefan NikolicPatron L Patrick GirvanPieces of Eight Y Rik RoperPipe Dream L Max LynessPsyche Y Paul GroomPeerless L Matt FelgatePickpocket Y Brian PickPogmathion Y Tony & Carolyn FarrellPretty Woman L M DunneProvidence 111 Jan DawsonPuddleduck Y Sam BrannanRakau L John StickRekisha Y Daniel D’AngeloRazzmatazz Y Trefor RobertsReckless Rat Y Graham LavenderReelaxed L Colin JuryReina Del Mar L Darrel & Ursula CatchpoleRetawai L David MaugerRiviera 370 L Steve & Deanne PenningtonRobat L Blair & Sara MorrisRorqual L Drew MillerRackem & Stackem L Leon & Michele Le RouxRoyale/Lady Florence L/Y Evan JenkinsRuahine Y John DowsettRudibu Y Phil & Christine RichardsonSaku Y Stuart BinnieSalty Dolly Y Simon ClarkeSamurai L John ReadSantossa L Peter GolderSassenach L Gordon WoolgarSea Eagle Peter Van YzendoornSea Lazer L Ross KnowlesSea Legs Y Vladimir & Nadya MinkovSea Prince L Jim CrunkhornSeaway Fair L Tony GeldardSequel Y Gary KrinkelSerenade L Martin BurleySerene Y Keith LangtonShalimar Y Rod ShortSheezakeepa Y Robert EastSilver Fern Y Neil WooldridgeSilver Sea L John EllisSmuggler L Claude ClarksonSnap Decision Y Warren DawsonSparticus L MaxThompsonSpinaway Y Trevor FlexmanSpindrift Y Laurie CurreenSpot On Y Robert & Laura DavisSteadeCraft L Neale Lockhart

BOAT TYPE OWNER(S)Steingrenade Y Richard SchipperStella Maris L Trevor DarringtonSternol Y Colin MutterStokin L Paul O’DonovanSummertime L Murray & Joy ProuseSunbird Y Arnaud SeminetTahi Y James AstonTaiamai Y Greg ParkinsonTaiko Y Edward StrettonTalise L Paul ClowTamahine Y Alister GairTambourine Y Bruce JordanTe Kouma L Murray ArthurTe Raukura Y Brendon ShearyTuranga L Reuben YeomanTawata L Warwick HearnThe Beast L Wayne DilThe General L Graeme WeirThink Big L Aaron McHughTight 5 Y Mark HoyleTime Piece L John InnesTomahawk L Dan RipleyTranquility L Susan YoungTropic Bird 11 Y John GauntlettTwo Chez Y Mark & Andrea PrinceValkyrie Y Kevin DunsfordVarona 11 L John ArthurVedra Y Terry DonaldsonVenice Lady Y David AtkinsViper L Christopher SmallwoodVisual Progress Y Walter GiescheVitamin D L Mike ElliotViya L Mitchell JeffersonWaiata L Billy BottWaiatatai 11 L Wayne SmithWaiherere 11 L Dave RobertsonWairiki Y Jason PrewWasabi L Peter RobinsonWhite Pointer L Robert MeisterWind Waker Y Jason SattlerWaxwing Y Peter GrayWhistler Y Brent JenkinWhite Knight L Marius & Vanessa HeunisWhite Rose Y Zhou (Sean) XuanWild Fire 1 L Alan MaddrenWoodstock Y Graeme RobbinsWyanna L Wayne & Dianne PhelpsZaccheus Y Bruce BarrettZirconia L Brendan DickeyZilich 3 L Barrie & Craig BarnesZoe L Duaine SagarZulu Dancer L Hugh FieldZulu-Too L Wesley Atherfold

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2017 Milford Cruising Club MembersLAST NAME FIRST NAME CELL PHONE HOME BOAT NAME BOAT TYPE HONORARY MEMBERS Brady Gavin & Jacqulin 021-424017 Cheassapeake LDavis Rod 021-306-491 524-7224 Gladden Cherry 410-3605 Kidd Harrold 4437433 Various YKitteridge Mark 0274-822745 449-0609 Fly Fishers North Shore 021673045 North Shore Surfcasting Wayne Smith 022-6216064 483 7997 Sherson M 489-6399

LIFE MEMBERSBlundell John 09-426-6265. Cooper Frank 021-983-100 Hayman Arnold 021239120 4104406 Frith YHeathwaite Bill 021-987-221 09-4204231 Maddren Alan 021-131-7598 09-422-9894 Wild Fire 1 LRobertson Dave 021-1202111 4108324 Waiherere 11 LSmall Fergus 0272641366 Only Blue YStirling Warren 489-2101 Webster Mrs E 489-9150

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2016-2017 Season Trophies

Ladies SeriesTrophy Yacht WinnerDoris Cooper Trophy Red Label L Harrison

Henderson Trophy Ruahine G Dowsett

Ladies Race Trophy Red Label L Harrison

Gwen Gosden Cup Red Label L Harrison

Julie Davies Memorial No Contest

Bob Hyland Memorial Red Label L Harrison

Series WinnersTrophy Yacht WinnerTom Webster Cup Danceaway L & K Jones(Racing Division)

Stafford Bush Cup Morgana M Deeble(Cruising Division)

Magna Insurance Cup Red Label L Harrison(Ladies Series)

Paul Eaglen Trophy Puddleduck S Brannan(Under 7mtr)

Garth Denney Memorial Danceaway L Jone(Most Consistent)

Sailing Committee Cup Mon Desir T Turner(Summer Evening)

Blue Gavel Shield Agent 88 K Stephen(Winter)

Kawau Day Race No ContestLine Honours

Sealy Posturepedic Cup Agent 88 K Stephen(Line Honours Winter Series)

Gun BoatsTrophy Yacht WinnerJohn Gladden Racing Trophy Agent 88 K Stephen

John Gladden Cruising Trophy Morgana M Deeble

Ladies Gun Boat Trophy Ruahine G Dowsett

Other TrophiesJane-S Launch Trophy Amedee M Croul

Dunn-Richards Cup S Xuon White Rose(Most Improved Crew)

Max Johnston Cup L Turner Mon Desir(Longest suffering partner)

Sherson Cup S Brannan Puddleduck(Most improved helmsperson)

Navigators Trophy D Coughlan Ferro

Sportsman of The Year Not Awarded

Steve Palmer Memorial G Jeffery Oracle

Keith Stick Trophy Jack Carter(Junior Sailing Award)

Summer Cruising SeriesTrophy Yacht WinnerA W Williams Trophy No contest

Arthur Geange Cup No contest

ANZ Cup No contest

Bancroft Cup No contest

Dawson Cup Sea Legs V Minkov

Hon. Eliot Davis Cup No contest

Heathwaite Trophy No contest

Jack Palmer Memorial Cup Mon Desir T Turner

Jan Denney Rose Bowl Morgana M Deeble

John Anderson Memorial Tamise T & J Sparks

John Humphrey Memorial No contest

Kawau Shield Danceaway L & K Jones

Laurie Mason Cup No contest

Mystic Cup La Cigale R Pluczinski

NZI Cup No Contest

Pat Stirling Cup Agent 88 K Stephen

Paul O’Kane Cup Tamise T Sparks

Playfair Trophy Red Label P Harrison

Sailing Committee Cup No contest

Ted Cooper Memorial Trophy Ruahine J Dowsett

Wairau Trophy Saku P Evans

Wood Turners Bowl Ruahine J Dowsett

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Milford Cruising Club Yearbook 2017 2018 65 14 Milford Cruising Club Yearbook 2005 2006 15 Milford Cruising Club Yearbook 2005 2006


Location GPS Position1. Westhaven 36°49.90S 174°44.91E2. Bayswater 36°49.78S 174°45.77E3. Stanley Point 36°49.85S 174°46.59E4. Devonport 36°50.00S 174°47.40E5. Torpedo Bay 36°50.11S 174°48.38E6. North Head 36°49.63S 174°49.08E7. Rough Rock 36°49.07S 174°49.50E8. Narrow Neck 36°47.83S 174°48.51E9. Cable 36°47.61S 174°47.28E10. McKenzie 36°46.84S 174°49.05E11. Salt Works 36°47.80S 174°49.36E12. Flax Point 36°48.41S 174°49.95E13. Rangitoto 36°48.80S 174°50.84E

Location GPS Position 14. Northern Leading 36°49.33S 174°50.60E15. Bean Rock 36°50.19S 174°49.63E16. Bastion 36°50.41S 174°49.36E17. Orakei 36°50.54S 174°48.72E18. Resolution 36°50.66S 174°47.89E19. Chelsea 36°49.68S 174°43.80EA. Meola 36°49.81S 174°42.66EB. Gulf Harbour 36°39.13S 174°48.03EC. Torbay 36°42.50S 174°47.30ED. Illomama 36°48.70S 174°52.62EE. Sergeant Channel 36°49.30S 174°57.40EF. Rocky Bay 36°49.98S 175°03.30E G. Motukorea 36°49.80S 174°52.00E

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