Issue in timezone with Node.js Module 'time'

I just came across an issue that has happened today (due to being 31st of January here in Australia Sydney). Basically, given a year,date,hour,minute,second. I want to create a date as if I am in a timezone (Australia/Sydney) and then convert it to UTC (i.e. getting the milliseconds).

This is done due to the fact that the database (and the server) works in UTC, where as the client can be in any given timezone (when a post request is done, the client provides both the timezone and the year,month,date,hour,minute,second values)

The problem is, that when I am creating a date for today, its throwing off the date all the way back to January the 3rd of this month, here is the code that illustrates the problem

var scheduled, someTime, time, timeinfo, timezone;
process.env.TZ = 'UTC';
time = require('time');

timeinfo = {
    hour: 14,
    minute: '47',
    year: 2013,
    month: 1,
    date: 31
};

timezone = 'Australia/Sydney';
someTime = new Date(timeinfo.year, timeinfo.month - 1, timeinfo.date, timeinfo.hour, timeinfo.minute, 1, 1);
scheduled = time.Date(timeinfo.year, timeinfo.month - 1, timeinfo.date, timeinfo.hour, timeinfo.minute, 1, 1, timezone);
console.log(someTime);
console.log(scheduled);

When you run this in Node.js, the time outputted by console.log(scheduled); is completely off.

Note: I am using the time npm library.