Inbox time received wrong

The time in the date received column of my inbox is wrong. For example, if I get an email time stamped 9:59 am, the time in this column is 2:59 pm. I have checked my system time zone, it is EST.
Help?

I have the same issue for ages. I've ignored it but would like to get it straight.
I am using Mail.app Version 2.0.7 (746.2/749.3) and have a very curious issue of displaying times on emails being received.
For instance I have just sent myself an email from imap/smtp to my .mac account.
My sent folder tells me that it was sent on 13:34 but my bcc copy into my inbox at the imap account received time is at 15:52 although it arrived pretty well instantly.
dot mac tells me that it was received at 05:40am today
my mail.app dot mac folder tells me it was received at 13:40 today
I am using a G4 powerbook 1.67 with 2GB DDR2 SDRAM on Mac OS X 10.4.6. (although this problem has existed on previous version of OSX 10.4.
My settings indicate that the time on the Powerbook is set so that the time when sent 13.:34 is the time on my powerbook and the timezone is British Summer Time.
The imap server and its webmail clients all display the time correctly (to BST) as set up.
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