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Tuesday,

13th November.

29th November, 11th December. *Calle Keelung.

• SIBERIA MARU Calls Los Angeles) Sunday,

LONDON' via Singapore, Suez, Marseilles & Ports.

SUWA MARU”.......

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16th November.

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Saturday, 19th November.

DAKAR MARU

Friday

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Friday,

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Friday, 18th November.

18th November.

13th November. 14th November.

17th November.

MINUS CREW.

THE CHINA MAIL,

SHIPPING

SECTION.

OPIUM ON A JUNK.

"DAMPTO'S" VOYAGE FROM JUNK MASTER REMANDED AT

CANTON.

TROUBLE WITH UNION.

:

PIRATED LAUNCH.

PRELIMINARY TRIAL OF

CHINESE.

THE "WO FAT SHING" CASE.

At the Kowloon "Magistracy yes- terday afternoon, Mr. W. Schofield heard ovidence in the case against

KOWLOON.

the Chinese who was arrested on the Wing Lok wharf in connection Intercepting a cargo boat in the with the recent piracy in the har-1 harbour, a police launch conducted bour of the ateam launch "Wo Fat a search for contraband which re- The arrival of the 8.8. "Dempto" sulted in the discovery of 2,998 Shing" of the Wo Fat Shing Com- (Norwegian) in Hong Kong from taels of lilicit prepared opium con-pany, when gold bars worth $90,- Canton yesterday minus her crew cealed in cases of resin. The mas000 which were being conveyed to was due to the action of the Chi-ter of the junk was taken into cus- the 8.8. "Prominent" bound for nese Seamen's Union in Canton who are rounding up all Northerntody, and the drug, which was Saigon, were stolen and the launch worth $50,000, was taken aahore. eventually abandoned at North seamen employed on foreign vessels for the purpose of making Yesterday the junk. master

Was Point. them join the Union.

Mr. D. McCallum defended the charged before Mr. W. Schöffeld at The crew of the "Dampto" were the Kowloon Magistracy when on accused, on whom it was alleged a forced to leave the ahip for the the application of Mr. Leo d'Al- piece of the gold was found when Union's offices on threat of remada, Sen, a week's remand was he was searched on the wharf on prisals. They were obliged to pay given.

the night of the piracy which oc the entrance fee of $5 each and

Haul on "Shing On."

curred soon after 6.30 p.m. on Oc.) even this was not sufficient for the Searching the 8.a. "Shing On" on tober 12. Union which detained the men ex- her arrival from her usual trip up According to a clerk of the Wo pecting the Captain to go to Head-the West River, in connection with Fat Shing Company_be accom- quarters and, presumably, pay a the attempted piracy on board, the panied the consignment. of gold to little extra for the "privilege" of police Instead of finding arms, the "Prominent" together with getting his crew back.

made a seizure of 1,400, teels of four other employees of the firm, prepared non-Government opium in and they all sat at the bow of the 19 packages concealed under some launch near where the gold was deck planks near. the bilge space stored.

Suddenly, whilst the launch was The drug is valued at $15,000 and

the "Prominent" appears to be Kwangsi opium prob- on the way to ably brought down from Wuchow. which was tied up to buoy C86 No arrest was, made in connection near Kennedy Town, a man in a noring Court with the seizure, | black coat appeared at the stern and told the witness that he was going to search the launch. The witness at first thought, that this man was a member of the Water Police, but he soon changed his mind about the stranger when he ordered everybody into the cabin, where they were all bound and gagged by other men who acted under the instructions of the one in the black coat. They were told not to be afraid as the intruders were there after money only.

Captain Holm, the Norwegian skipper, declined to fall in with their pians, however, and chose to leave Canton with his officers only. The Chief Engineer and 2nd om cer stoked the engine-room and the Captain and Chief Officer took the bridge. They made a successful trip and were able to engage an- other crew in Hong Kong and leave for Chinwangtao later in he day.

The s.s. "Dampto" is a Norwegian steamer chartered by the Kilan Mining ·Administration,

whose are Mesara. local agents here

She is Dodwell & Co.

on the Chinwangtao-Hong Kong-Canton

un.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

In order that the masters of the ships in the Shanghai harbour may get an approximate check of their barometers, beginning on Novem- ber 7, the corrected barometric rendings made at the Zikawei Observatory at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. (local time) will be broadcast by the Koukaza Radio, after the usual weather warning sent at 5 p.m. (local time). The gravity correc- tion will not be applied. The dis- play of the corrected 4 p.m. baro- metric reading, by means of fags at the Signal Tower, will be kept on as before. Zikawei Observatory,

MARINE COURT.

FINES FOR CAUSING

OBSTRUCTION. ›

At the Marine Court yesterday before Commdr. G. F. Hole, To Mui, mistress of a cargo junk, and Wah Ip-shing, master of a trading junk, were both charged with moor- ing their craft in the Southern Fairway on November 8. The for- mer pleaded not guilty, and the intter pleaded guilty.

Defendant stated that she was under way when, to avoid collision, she was compelled to drop anchor, and was about to lift it when the Police launch arrived. This de- fence, his Worship characterised as "rubbish," and inflicted a fine of $10 with the alternative of 10 days imprisonment, on both defendants.

Another Charge. Wong Sze-chun, seaman of a trad- ing, junk of San Mei, was charged The return of wharfage dues in with (a) being under way in the Shanghai for the quarter ended waters of the Colony without show. September 30, 1927, has been re-ing regulation lights and (b) with ceived from the Chinese Maritime failing to take out a license for his

showing a total Customs,

sum craft. Accused pleaded guilty. to nccruing to the Council of Tls. both charges. 127,019.25.

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S.S. WEST CARMONA .....Nov: 12

COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGED JUNK.

The mistresses of the Junk which collided with the "Man Shing," a Yaumati ferry, on Tuesday morn ing. was, it is reported, compensat- ed by the Ferry Company yester- day. They paid her $50 for the damage sustained by the junk. ::

The witness added that he was

in the act of drawing his pistol when he noticed a man standing at the top of the stairs with a revol- ver in his hand. All the crew and passengers were then searched and relieved of their personal property: The accused was the who searched the people on board.

armed man

Before leaving the launch, the pirates ordered those on board not to stir until after 9 o'clock. Ten minutes afterwards, however, the launch bumped against something, and then a shout went up that she When the witness was leaking. got on deck, he saw that the launch nground off North Point. was They all then went ashore and re ported to the police.

Replying to Mr. McCallum, the witness said that he had known the coxswain of the "Wo Fat Sning": for two years. He was in charge of the launch on the day of the piracy. The witness did not know if the coxswain had had anything to do with the piracy. Altogether three pirates came into the cabin where the witness and the others were confined. The accused was in custody at the Water Police Sta- tion when the witness saw him. He did not know who the other two men were..

"A large number of Chinese 'deck By Inspector Dorling: The wit- passengers came to the Colony dur-ness recognised the accused immic- o-ing the 24 hours endad at 9 a.m.diately he was taken into the

yesterday. Eight vessels brought charge room.

S.S. WEST SEQUANA ....Nov. 29

For full information apply

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2,999; of these, 2,210 were return- After corroborative evidence had ed emigrants brought back by the been given, Mr. Schofield adjourn- 8.8. "Talma," from Calcutta and ed further hearing of

until Tuesday next. Singapore.

the case

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Sunday, 20th November,

Wednesday, 23rd Novembor.

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