Multiple individual date & time fields from CSV into ES

Howdy all,
I've spent the past few days reading forums, researching guides and using trial & error to get my head around the following situation, and now I realise I need help.

I want to be able to display/work on dates fields in Kibana in the format dd/MM/yyyy(eg. 24/11/2015) and seperate time of day fields in the format HH:mm (eg. 13:55).

(Please excuse my annotated examples below, first forum post & I've run out of space)

CSV Data Layout
I have a .csv file of radiology data; each line/record contains multiple seperate dates and time of day columns. Format of each line in the csv is as follows;
Lowest,Coonabarabran,OutPatient Bulk Billed,CBN0900370,5334793,XC,CBN-OP,CR,30/10/2014,11:52,30/10/2014,12:33,30/10/2014,12:35,30/10/2014,12:37,Mark Cohen,30/10/2014,12:38,30/10/2014,12:39,Mark Cohen,0:43,0:02,0:01,0:01,0:04,Thursday,Weekday,Yes,Yes,Yes,Yes
Logstash Filter Config

filter {
if [type] == "radtest" {
csv {
separator => ","
columns => [
...

"Registered Date",
"Registered Time",
"Last Image Date",
"Last Image Time",
... ]
}
date {
match => [ "Registered Date", "dd/MM/YYYY"]
}
date {
match => [ "Last Image Date", "dd/MM/YYYY"]
}
date {
match => [ "Registered Time", "HH:mm"]
}
date {
match => [ "Last Image Time", "HH:mm"]
}
}
}...

Extract of Elasticsearch Index Configuration & Field Mapping

elkadmin@vzeus:~$ curl -XGET 'http://localhost:9200/radtest/_mapping/radiology/?pretty'

{
"radtest" : {
"mappings" : {
"radiology" : {
"properties" : {
"@timestamp" : {
"type" : "date",
"format" : "strict_date_optional_time||epoch_millis"
},
"Authorised Date" : {
"type" : "date",
"format" : "dd/MM/yyyy"
},
"Authorised Time" : {
"type" : "date",
"format" : "HH:mm"
},
...

Fields as they're displaying during debugging in stdin/stdout

elkadmin@vzeus:~$ sudo /opt/logstash/bin/logstash -f /etc/logstash/debug.d -l /var/log/logstash/logstash-debug.log
stdout:

Sending logstash logs to /var/log/logstash/logstash-debug.log.
{
"message" => "Lowest,Coonamble,OutPatient Bulk Billed,CMB0871119,5858992,XC,CMB-OP,CR,27/08/2014,11:34,27/08/2014,11:39,27/08/2014,11:41,27/08/2014,11:44,Mark Cohen,27/08/2014,11:45,27/08/2014,11:46,Mark Cohen,0:07,0:03,0:01,0:01,0:05,Wednesday,Weekday,Yes,Yes,Yes,Yes",
"@version" => "1",
"@timestamp" => "1970-01-01T01:46:00.000Z",
"type" => "radtest",
"host" => "vzeus",
"Ds Priority" => "Lowest",
"Institution" => "Coonamble",
"Billing Type" => "OutPatient Bulk Billed",
"Accession No" => "CMB0871119",
"MRN" => "5858992",
"Scan Type" => "XC",
"Ward Code" => "CMB-OP",
"Modality" => "CR",
"Registered Date" => "27/08/2014",
"Registered Time" => "11:34",
"Last Image Date" => "27/08/2014",
"Last Image Time" => "11:39",
"Examined Date" => "27/08/2014",
"Examined Time" => "11:41",
"Reported Date" => "27/08/2014",
"Reported Time" => "11:44",
"Reported By" => "Mark Cohen",
"Interimed Date" => "27/08/2014",
"Interimed Time" => "11:45",
"Authorised Date" => "27/08/2014",
"Authorised Time" => "11:46",
"Authorised By" => "Mark Cohen",
"Registered To Examined" => "0:07",
"Hours Examined to Reported" => "0:03",
"Hours Reported to Interimed" => "0:01",
"Hours Interim to Authorised" => "0:01",
"Hours Examined to Authorised" => "0:05",
"Examined Day of the week" => "Wednesday",
"Examined Day Type" => "Weekday",
"Registered to Reported <xHrs" => "Yes",
"Registered to Examined <2Hrs" => "Yes",
"Examined to Reported <24Hrs" => "Yes",
"Interim to Authorised <24Hrs" => "Yes"
}

Format of fields displayed in Kibana

Questions

  1. Is it possible to display date fields in Kibana as dd/mm/yyyy without the time component? If so where am I going wrong?
  2. Is it possible to store time of day in format HH:mm without the day component?
    My use case for this would be something like being able to focus on all records where field "Authorised Time" was between "09:05" & "17:30" etc.

I'm happy to post more information as needed.
Thanks,
Dan

So... what isn't working for you? Are the dates not parsed correctly? Are they displayed incorrectly in Kibana? Something else?

I'm not sure it makes sense to have HH:mm as a date pattern. I suspect ES's date type wants to store a complete timestamp and not just the time of day.

Sorry Magnus, I posted prematurely. I have since editted.
You're right, the dates aren't parsing as I hoped they would. I am able to make changes in Kibana, but I would like to learn how to configure correctly in the back end, or better understand the limitations of parsing dates in ELK.