NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN, IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
I Steamship
THE
" CORBEN;"" having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are bereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure, and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godomu Company, Limited, Kowloon, and West Point Godowns, whence delivery may obtained.
LEADING BRITISH SHIPPING LINES
THR HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 80TH, 1914.
LARGE ADDITIONS TO" THE BRITISH INDIA. -
"The
The New Year's Number of the Syren and Shipping Illustrated contains a number of interesting fontures, including photographs of tank and other steamers in carly stages of construction. Ship of the Year," to which an illustrated. article is devated, is the Getria, built by Alexander Stephen & Sons for the Royal Holland Lloyd. But the article which will probably interest most readers is again that dealing with Big Shipowning and containing a table setting out the. nunder of vessels, gross tonnage, and their average size on January 1st, 1914, and January 1st, 1904 It is pointed out that there has been a remarkable develop ment of the relative positions of the large steamship.companies. Twelve months ago the Ellerman Lines beaded the list with No Clans will be admitted after the Goodstatal f 583,136 tons gross, while the have left the Godowns, and all goods remaining British India was a good second with undelivered after the 29th it, will be subject 55.199 tous. The Ellerman Lines added Faearly 35,000 tons to its fleet during the to rent.
past renr, but it was hot able to retain lite place at the top. The British India Additions aounted to ucarly 100,000 toris, and the company's flag thus flies at the head of the list with 713,097 tons to its credit. The article continues
Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consignees boforo NooK TO-DAY questing it to be
lauded here,
All brokon, chafed, and damaged Goods are to bo taft in rbo Codown, where they will be examined on the 99th inst, at 9.30 LIM
All Claims must reach us before the 5th Fab, or they will not be recognized.
No Fire Instruce will be facted. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the Undorsiguei
NORDDEUTSCHne Lord,
MELCHERS & Co.,
General Agents,
Hongkong, 22nd January, 1914.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE P. & O.S. N. Co.'s Steamer
T
"NORE,"
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Arrived Hongkong on 26th January, 1914, FROW ANTWERP, LONDON, MALTA, FORT SAID, SUEZ & STRAITS. Consignes of Cargo by the above-named vers are hereby informed that their Goods are being land od aud pincet & HR BISK is the Hongkong und Kowloon Wharf and Gedown Co.'s Godoyusat Kowloon, where each Coreign. meat will be sorted out Mark by Mark and delivery ean bo obtained as the Goods are landed. Optional, Goods will be landed here usisus Justinctions are given to the contrary within 6 hours.
Glacds not cleared within 8 days including date ci arrival will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurauen will be offosted by me is any case whatever.
Danged packages must be left in the Godowas for examination by the Consignces and the Company's surveyors, losers. GODDARD and DOUGLAS, at 10 AM. O MONDAYE- and T1PREPAYS. All Chain aust be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival ber afler which date they cannot be recognised. No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Gòdowns..
E. A. HEWETT,
Superintendent. Hongkong, 26th January, 1914.
8.S." MAGELLAN." COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
NOTICE
NONSIGNEES of Cargo from Londonere.s "Bruton" and "Cachar" and from Bordeaux ex ss. "Cambrai " and "V. Cotle" in connection with abore Btonmer are hereby in formed that their Goods with the exception of Opium, Trensure and Valuables are being leaded- and stored at their risks into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowes of the Hongkong and
at
Kovloon Wharf and Godown. Co., Ltd.
Kowloon, whence delivery may be, immediately after landings
Options Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consignees before 5 r.. To-DAY requesting it to be loaded
her
Bills of Lading will be countersigued by the Undersigned. Qaeds remaining raclaimed after the 4th Feb at Noon will be subject to zent and landing charges.
All Claims must be sent in to me on or before the 7th Feb., or they will not be recognized.
All damaged packages will be eramized on the 4th Feb., at 10 A.M.
No Fire Insurance has hach effected.
S. C. de BUSSIERRE,
Acting Agest.
Hongkong, 28th January, 1914.
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NOTICE TO ÇOKSIGNEES.
FROM TOKOHAMA, KORE AND MOJI.
THE Stownship
"THONGWA," haring, arrived from the above Parts, Con Bigues of Cargo are hraby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.
Cargo inapeding the discharge will be landed af consignees riss und exponic into the bozar. deas and/or extra haziricus Godomus of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godors Company Limited.
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bils of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned,
DAVID SASSOON & Co., LED,
Agents. Hongkong, 23 January, 1914. [60
PASSED THE CANAL
Another striking figure of the present table in the renewed eclips of the White Star Line Twelve nonths ago we had to chronicle the fact that the great Liverpool Company had been ousted from third place by the P. & O, Line, and now we find it shouldered out of the fourth position by Mesra. Alfred Holt & Co. The Union-Castle Line has also fared, badly in the struggle. Last year it was seventh on the list, when it is now eleventh, having her bea by Mesars. Elder Dempster & Co, the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, the Leyland It Lue, and Messr.. T. &). Harrison. has, however, the consolation of knowing that the rise of its allied undertaking. the R.M.S. P. Company, has been almost phenomenal.
Twrlw months nga that company occupied the 14th place, with a total of £46,350 tons; today it is eighth on the list, with a total of 128,412 tons. The Cunard Line retains its position, being still No. 12, but the Clan Line has gone down two pleces, ned now follows the Cunerd Line, instead of preceding it. The Canadian Pacific Company has made a decided move upwards. cutstripping hoth the Pacife Steam Navigation Con- pany and Messrs. Lamport & Holt, while the City Lite and Meyers. Thomas Wilson, Sons. & Co. has changed places the latter now taking the lood, with a lutal tonnage of 14,000 fors. Ailar result is to be noted with regard to the Allan Line and Messrs. R. Ropner & Co., but this presumably, is due to the trans. Ferenc of certain Allan steamers to the Donaldson Line.
The following figures, extracted from the table in the article, show the position of the first 16 companies:-
No. of Vessels.
15!
1-British Indiù fa
{=# ToyBE SOI 719,087
2-Ellerman Fines (Ltd)
fincluding Bucknall's) 131
598,129
3.-R. & 0. Co. ht
18
$40,584
Alfred Hat & Co.
513,107
5.--White Star Line
32
487,009
6.--Enenes Tine
Ta
121
401,333
7-Elder Dempster & Co.
(T.tel.)
111
252.58A
8. The Royal Mail Steam
Packet Coin 9-Eastend Ling
64
328,112
820 820
61
"316,97%
101 & J. Harrison.
1a. all, particulars of 74 lines are recorded in the table, the smallest amount of tonnage being 51,913.
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JAVA-CHINA JAPAN
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TIMAHI
FAILURE OF THE DICENTUDE ISSUE. The Singapore Municipality, about as much any private individual, is feeling the pinch of poverty at the moment, says the Straits Timed Its advertised issue of D: $2,000,000 loan-part of the 4 millions sanctioned by the Government under the Municipal Ordinance in the fall of last year was to some extent a forlorn hope from the moment of launching. It came out o desperately weak market in December, at a time when even the most sanguine promoter of anything could not have expected more than an extremely feeble response. At all events, of the two million dollars asked for the Municipali- by has only secured about one million and titat nt the rate of 90 per cent. Many of IPANAS....
Es fenders, in fact, were as low as 80, but
LIJN
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN JAVA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FROM
EXPECTED
ON OR" ABOUT
WILL LEAVE JOB
TJILATJAP
TITTAROEM
TSLLIWONG
TIKINI...
JAVA
-JAVA
JAVA JAVA
JAVA
· JAVA
First half of February First half of February. First half of February Second half of February. First half of March. First half of
March
JAVA
JAVA
SHANGHAI
JAVA
Second half of March.
JAPAN
SHANGHAI
SHANGHAT
TJTSODAS...
JAPAN
SHANGHAI
ÚN OF ABOUT
First half of February. First half of February First half of February. First half of February. Second half of
February First ball of. March. Second half of March. Becond half of March.
The Stormers are all fitted throughout with Electric Light and have accommodation for
a limited number of Saloon Passengers, and will take Cargo to all Netherlands-Indian Ports
or through Bils of Lading..
For Particulars of Freight and Passage, apply to the
at that rate the percentage of interest TJIMANOEK, prohibited acceptance. Even at 90 the investment gives a return of almost de The largest block per cent per annura taken up was $200,000 worth by the Penang Municipality, which thus secured & good yestment for its sinking fund, It may, at the same time, be mentioned that he Singapore Municipality sub- seribed 300,000 of its sinking fund towards the S$600,000 loan issued recently by Penang.
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The singular inopportuneness of the issue of the Singapore loan might lead one to wonder why a better time was not chosen, and in justice to the Municipal | DACES are Coming, authorities it ought to be stated that JUST UNPÄCKED their hands were forced in the matter December 10th-Macedonia, Persia.
The delay in pessing the Municipal. December 23rd-Atreus, Kasama; Deike Ordinance, in the first half of last year Kickmera,
apoilt the chance of floating on a good December 30th-- Benvenue, Meinam, market, as it is admitted by local finan Nubia, Saxonia, Tydeus, Wakara Mare, cial experts that the 44 millions could
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or no difficulty. Even when the Ordin ance did eventually come into force on Con July 1st there was further delay while the Legislative Council and the Executive Council discussed the uses to which the money was to be devoted. So it was not till November that the Municipality whe at liberty to make the issue. The Kwong Yik bank had just failed and the local bazuar was a rapidly demoralising condition, but as the Municipality's needs could not be denied the issue had to be made at once.
THE DAY OF ECONOMIES.
Atholl, Castle,
January 20th-Ambria, Istria, Perseus, Burdinial
January 3rd-ippon, Scandia. All- Tarh, Indra.
January 27th-Benalder, Glenlogen, Kleist, Malta, Myrmidon, Furst Bulow Patricia.
The obvious consequence is that until the money market improves sufficiently to justify the issue of another portion of the Joan the Municipality will have to retrench and work along as best it may on straitened finances.
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WEATHER REPORT.
On the 29th at 10,55 a.m.-A depression haa formed over central Japan, and an anti- ayclone is forming over N.E. China,
Pressure has decreased slightly in the South Light to moderata monsoon is indicated along“- the east coast of China and over the N, China Bea
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.00 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:---
DISTRIOT.
FORECAST.
Hongkong & Neighbourhood (N.. winds, me
Formosa Channel
derato; fine.
K.E. winds,
***1 freshening.
South coast of China between 'The same
Hongkong and Lamooks. 1
No. 1.
South coast of China between (The same na Hongkong and Hainan.. No, L.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station.
REGISTER
29TH JANUARY, 1914, ...
Ben Leve
Hour.
Barometer
Temperature.
farcidity,
Wind
Weather,
Force.
Vladvostook. 78.10.039 5 Νερατικό
Hakodate Tokio Kochi
Nagasaki....... Kagoshima On í me new
Naha Ishi'jma Bonin Is.. Cliofoo Weihaiwsi Hankow Iohang
Kiukiong
Changsha ...... Shanghai
Gutzlaff
5&29.65
NY
}]
29.89
29.65
30,03
BW
30.09-
30.10
30.10
1, 30.13
30.11
30.01
30.19.32
30.15
30.14
Sharp Peak... 78. 30.12 Amoy
Taihokas
Mr E, H, Eay
Mr J. E Raymond.
Swator
Mr. B. Raworth
Taichu
Miss F. Reay
Mr & Mrs W. Ricketts
Tainan
Koshun
Mr J. A. Roes
Mr H Sawtell Mra Sobenk Ms Seymour
Me B. H. Sharp Mr J. C. Sibley Mr A. Slingsby Mr & Mrs B. Smith Mies Smith
Mr A. B. Sorensen
E. Mr A. J. de Souza
Mr F. B. Heape. Hon Mr E. A. Hewitt:
C.KG.
Mr W. C. Harris Mr J. Beast Harston Mr & 11s II, F. Hiok
man
De Hartmann Mr J. A. Higgins Mr R. De L. Hordern.
Mr W. B. Hind
Mz J. W. Jay
Mr M. Jebson
Miss A Square
Mr W. Stafford
Mr H, DrSwatteld Mr & Mrs G. A. Bwitt Mr F. Smyth Mr J. B. Southmayd Mr E. Tanner
ir R. E Thompson Mr A. Tonquitt Mr J. E.-Ursin Mr P. Veut
Mrs H. A Walker and
2 children
Capt H. A. Walker Mr H. Watkina Mr F, W. White Mr L. M. Whyto
Mr A. Niveu-Whylo Mr. Wilnou. Mr G. G. Wood Mr & Mrs B. G.
Wynberg
Mr F. Yearly
FBAK HOTEL
Pescadores...
é a 30.09 55:
30.13
30.13
EIN
30.11
NE
24-30.08 30.10
Canton....... 6 al 30.12) Hongkong
Gap Rock......
Macue Wuchow
Holbow
Palchoi Paulien
Toucalle**** Cape St. James
6 à 30.12 62 88
30.09 »:30.09. 62
9 3.
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Legaspi
Tailo Bacolod Cobu Labuan
9.29.99.
NE
1 b
NW
2 b
*1
29.99.82 2997: 76
2
T. T. CLAXTON, Director 1-BAROMETEL, duced to 32 degresa Fabrombell on the level of the ses in inches, tantus and hundredths,
TRAFERATURE, in the shade in degrees Fahrenholt.
3 Humidity, in percentage of maturation, the bramidity of air saturated with moisture being 100,
4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points.
5 JAREN OF WIND, according to Beaufort Seats,
| & STATE OF WEATHED, bino sky, e detanhad sood, á drissling rala, f fog, r gloony, h bailli T. lightning, o overoset, p.passing showere, q egnali,
rrain, a snow, t thunder, visibility, w dow (wet).
7-ILATS in inches, t tenths and hutidrodtla
Lieut Archer, R.A.M.C. Miss Humpikeys Mr & Mrs W. Arm Rer & Mrs Cooper
Hunter
trong
Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Mr & Mrs W. C.
Barrott and ohi It& Mrs Bodwell, .. Mr & Mrs Bell and
children Flest Surgeon & Mrs Bernard, K.N.
Mr & Mra Beyer Miss Borgs
Major & Mrs Bowan
Mrs Bowdler
Col. & Mrs Baker
Brown
Miss Baker Brown Mr W. D. Brown Hon Mr & Mrs Buck- nil, child & maid ME F. Cory Mr & Airs Cassalli
Mr J; Clarke Mr & Mr. Cochrane Mr Consland Mr & Mrs Carrie M.for Dary Major Dorgan Mr. Du ton Major Fatobice Mr Fauron Miss Fearon
Mr & Mrs A. Gibson Lt. Col. Gordon Hall GARA.M.C
Capt & Mrs Greenfield
and child
Mr & Mrs B. A. Hala Mir H. Haucook Mr. A. Hassland
Mr Hearmona
Capt & Dies Hodgins
Lt. CoL H. W. Der
BOA
Mr Mrs MinerJoe Miss Keith. Mr A, Koith Capt&rs Kiddle,
mai 1 and ebild Mr&Mrs Koch Mre Martin and child Mr & Mrs Macdonald Miss Macdounid Dr Maofariano Maj. & Mrs MeHone
children & Dursu Mr & Mrs E, . N
Mitcheliocre aud child
Hex. Copley Moyle *. Mr W. A. Nowers
Col. & Mrs. O'Hara
and children Mrs Parson.
Mr Patr
Mr & Mrs A. C. Pearson and child' Mr TALAPerkins Mr J. 1. Plusamer Mr Poweli Lt.Col. Radcliffe, &.3. Mr F. L. Relton Eng. Comdr, Roome St Mrs Sharp, RN. Major Simons Mr A. Sundair Mr & Mrs Siamon
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, January 29ra..
Previous On Date On Date
Day
Baroniclerg Temperature Humidity.......
Wind Direction... Force
n
Weather inste Hain
at
at 2 p. 6 m.
at
2p.m
30.11 30.12
30.05
64
69
68
88
77
East Fast Esst
3
1:
2
b
Highest open air Temperature on 28th...65 Lowest open air Temperature or 28th ...59
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
Days of
From 30th January to 5th February, 1914,
Week
Days of
Height
HIGH WATER"
Low Wania
'kong
Il'kong
Aloun
Mequ
Time
Time
ft.
Em..
30
0 38
5 8 m
2 54
15
.11:28 No 4 9
113
Satur, 31
18
3 4
0056 7.15
Fob. Sun, 1 m 0
Hon.
Tuse.
Wed.
Mr.
A, Findlay Smith Lt Col & Mira Usher
Thure
Mr & Mrs Boot
Mr & Mrs J. Owen Mr & Mrs G. B.
Hughes and child'
1280 49 6.56 A 2m 0.35 50m 74128 155 a 500 14 3 6
3 1 264 3 8.0 31.
2 30 a 6 3 10 43 1 34
4m 2 52 38m 8 10 319 661·
33
No infer high 0-6 -9-8-
4.16 al 6 1 nor low water
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Major & Mra Ham
B
Mrs Smith
1913
Mr. C. Welamanu
Mr Stockweth
Flirays
Mr NU Walker Capt Whitefield Mr Davill: Wood.
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