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Solid business at port for rest of January

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18 Mar, 2023 11:25 AMQuick Read

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The flow of shipping through Eastland Port looks solid for the rest of January with six log ships and a freighter to take the second squash shipment of the season, due.

The port shipping schedule indicates the logger African Lark comes first.

The ship arrived in the Bay on Tuesday and will dock this evening once dock maintenance work has been completed.

To follow her will be the Berge Taranaki and the Mountpark for logs, then the Southampton Star for squash on January 20, then the Bass Strait, Berge Hakodate and the Bell Bay for logs.

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