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ARRIVALS
August 6th.
Dardanus, British air., 4,936 tons, Capt. A T. Shaw, from Swansen and Singapore, with a general cargo.—| B. 6.
Foushing, British str. 1.423 tons, Capt.
J. McAinsb, from Saigon, with rice.-] J. M. & Co.
,
Lunchok, British str, from Canton. Arap Norwegian str., from Canton." Same, British str., 4,217 tons, Capt. R. M. M. Collyer, R.D., R.N.R., frem Shanghai; with a general cargo.
Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Poikea Maru, Japanese str. 1.294 tons, Chpt, T. Ishigaki, from Hoihow, with cargo.-Y.K.K.
Д
Than
Chinese str... 2,085 tons. Capt. A. Palmer, from Haiphong and Kebno, with a general cargo.-Ching Keyw
August 7th.
Benglee, British str., 2,120 tons, Capt. A. McCorquoidato, from London and Sugapore, with a general cargo.- Gibb, Livingston & Co. "Duchun, D'Aosta, Italian str., 4.682 tuns, apt. Pietro Zar, from Shang- hal with a general cargo.-"Dodwell & Co.
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Giener, British str., 6,021 tons, from
Shanghai, with a general cargo. J.al. & Co.
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Hulching, British str., 1.987 tous: Capt.
J. S. Thomson, from Foochow, Amoy and Swatow, with a general cargo--; D. L. & Co.
Hydrangea, British sir., 361 tons, Capt. W. I. Collon, R.N.R., from Swatow, with a general cango-Chiu' On 8.5. Co.
Khire, British str., 5.561 tons, Capt. C. M. Redhend, from Shanghai; with general cargo-Mackinnon, Alac- kenzie & Co.
Korca Maray Japanese str., 6,084 tons, Caps. R. Watanabe, from Shanghai, with a general cargo-T.K.K. Zuchow, British str., 1,221 tons, Capt. F. M. Dillon, from Shanghai, with a general cargo.-B. & S
Sanli, Portuguese str., 440 tons. Capt. G. A. de Souza, from Kwang Chow Wan, with a general cargo-Po_On|"
3.S. Co.
Van Uison, Dutch atr., 2,562 tous, Capt. F. Schlette, from Amoy and Swatow, with a general cargo.-J.C.J.L. --
OLEARANCES.
August 6th.
Aughter for Sagon..
Janus, for Amoy. Siangier, for Fonchow.
August 7th.
Dardanus, for Shanghai. Luster, for Yokohama, Haijoung, for Swatew Huilan, for Heibow. Hermelin, "for Swatow. Ar for Singapore. Ken Sung, for Swatow.. Lugham, for Canton....... Lingcher, for Swatow Lingh, for Canton. Lak Sang, for Swatow. Patructas, for Shanghai.
Potuny, for Kyang Chow. Wan.
Piement eland, for Manila.
Rm, for: Hoihow..
-Suzpedra, for Singapore.
Sudu, for Singapore.
Tukuba Mart, for Cantos.
Fan Librahulen, for Batavia.
Ya T for Shanghai. Yuanan, for Heiboy,
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.
"Per 8.s. · Hydrangea, from Swalow, oa August 7th:-Mr. Ammand and Mr.
Perne.
Par ss. Bulchtug, on Augtist 7th:- Mrs. M. Graut, Mr. E R. Megra, Miss Price, Mr. W. M. Gitters, Rev. F.
Feniand.
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DIL-BURNING SHIPS.
for
At a meeting of the Ocean Navigation Section of the International Navigation Congress on July 5th, the question of the awe of oil fuel in ships was discussed.
Sir Johu Cadian, in a paper on The 4454 of liquid fuel
navigation and its consequence," mentioned that Monsieur M. Prade had said that the maritime transport of the world Per T.K.K. 8.3. Korra Marie, on Wis now largely dependent on fuel August 7th-Miss B. Schrzker, Miss Ada) oil, end navigation companies in M. Crow, Mr. W, Baker, Misy H. B. general were following the examples set Kogor, Mias Ely Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. them by many of the greater liners in W. J. Weldon, Mrs. A. T. Devereux, the world. For instance, of 750 ships Miss 3 A. Devereux. Mr. J. Deverenix, constituting the
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programine of the Mr. P. S. Crovat, Mr. H. E. Pullian, Emergency Fleet Corporation, 600 wero Mr. F. M. Belda, Mr. C. Tesseyman, Mr. oil fuel burners. - J. Kelly, Mr. 1. J. Dombrosky, Mr. C. The production of crude petroleuin had Godinez and Mr. H. Godinez.
more than doubled in the last ten years Per P. to *.*.. Klim,
to 117,000.000 tons. It was anticipated Yokohama vid
the output, would be 150,000.000 tons by Ports:-Mine Clarke, Mr. Kirpalani, Mr. and Mrs.
10:30. The gross tonnage of oil burning P. Mshta, Mr. H. G. Roberts, Mr. ships had increased from 1,310,200 in
C.
froa
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1914 to 14,484,10 in 1929.
Y. TSUTBUMI, Manager.
King's Building, Tel. No. G. 23742375.
VESSELS EXPECTED,
Albert Vogler (Hugo Stinnes), due Aug.
10th, p.
Amboise (M.M.), due August 28th. andre Lehon (.M.), due August 17th. Dongola (P. & 0.), due August 10th,
1100n.,
H
Empress of Australia, dup August 15th. Japan (B.1. & Apear); due August 10th,
1. m.
Mentor (Blue Funnel), due August 31st. Pericus (Bue Funnel), due August 25th. Sangola (B.1-), due to-day." Sunlard (Rickmers Line), due August 9th.
un (B-L.), due to-day. Fictoria, due August 27th.
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"PATROCLUS?»
In the House" of Commons on June discharged into Holt'sk and subject to
Lelas, Mr. F. E Shaw, Mrs. I. L Knight, Mr. W. G. Smith, Miss Matthews, Miss P Tunbeun, Mr. W. II. Brown, GERMANY'S SHIP CONSTRUCTION. Mise S. Rutherford, Mr. W. F. Savale. Mr. and Miss Merrison, Mr. C. Leech, Mr. II. Diprose, Mr. J. M. Watson, Mr. W. H. Hotchkiss, Mr. MacGillivray, Mr. B. Ross, Mr. C. Bishop, Mr. W. Hali, Surg. L.-Comdr. O. J. Kerrigan, Mr. C. T. Frayne, Mr. A. H. Bolton, Mr. A. P. Petigura, Mr. J. S. Black and Miss M. Eaton.
DEPARTUREE.
19th, Sir P. Lloyd-Greane (President of the Board of Trade), in a written reply to Mr. Wise, said:The tonnage of ves- sels completed in Germany during the years 1919 to 1922 is shown as follows in
are hereby notified that the Cargo will be it will lie at Consignce's
Kowloon, where tormer and conditions of storage at Holt's wharf, The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after 6th August.
the official journal of the German Statis-bas
Lical Office:
1910
19:0
1021 1929
יו
Gross tonnage completed.
155,000 327,700 $50,000 742,100
vessels built in different countries, pre- According to the quarterly returns of
Per Blue Funnet 8.8. Surperion, on August 7th Mr. and Mrs. J. Graham, Miss R. Graham, Mv, ned Mrs. A, C. Binneveld, Mr. and Mrs. H. Crombie, Mr. M. Eyken Slaters, Mr. H. G. Cooper, Mr. J. Keith, Miss E. Crombie, M W. H. Crowell, Mr. R. J. Birbeck, Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin, Mr. and Mrs, Spared by Lloyd's Register, the tonnage Whittaker, Mrs. F. A. Lovegrove, Mrs. Iaunched in Germany during the quarter E. A. Liley, Burg-Lieut. and Mrs. R. W. ended March 31st, 1923, was 69,000 tour Nesbitt, Br. M. Karisen, Mr. and Mrs. gross, and represented.15.6 per cent. of A. Buchauan, Miss A. Buchanan, and the total tonnage launched in all coun- Mr. and Mrs. A. Huxley..
tries included in the returna. Vessels of less than 100 tons gross are not included in these figures.
́SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.
If the clause (to exempt shipping from
A. J. Hosken, RN-R., Commander) will double taxation) proves a success it
50
been given prior to Steamer's arrival Optional Curga vil
will be landed, unless notice All broken, chafed and damaged goods are
left in the
Dodowns, where they will be
examined on any 10.45 And Fridays |
between the hours of
within the free storage period.
.m. and non
No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 13th August, will be rubject to rent,
sented to the undersigned on or before the All claims against the steamer must be pre- 27th August, or they will not be
recognised No Fire Insurance will be effected
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Agents. Hongkong, 6th August, 1923,
ON SALE
OUND
1922.
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WEATHER REPORT. Auyuan 6th at 1837-Warning to Hong- kong, Cost Porte, doTyphoon of unknown tannity within 120 miles of Lat. 13 deg. N. Long: 130 deg. E, moving N.W
Typhoon of an-
August 7th at 11.350 Warning to Hong- kong, Coast Porta known intensity within 15 miles of Lat. 14 deg, N. Long. 138 deg. E, moring IV.
August that 19.02-Pressure har de
creased
colaider halely at Foochow and incresaod
over the Locohoor and over In has increased moderately to elsewhere,
ooorer
S. W. Chita is farther
Seath this morning.
At 8am. this morning the Guam typhoon. was about 300 miles north of Yap, moving N.W.
The Loochoos typhoon has curved W.N.W. It is now in about Lat. 37 deg, N. and Leng.. 125 deg. E, threatening Cheriang,
Hongkong rainfall for the 34 hours ending at 10 am, 7th August, 0.04 inch. Total since January 1st, 1227 inchas, against an average of 5501 inches,
The forecas for the 24 hours eading at noon, 8th Aug.. is as follows-
DISTRICT
Formon Channel
Foxici
W. to S. W. winds,
freshening con- ! aiderably.
South coat of China between ; do.
Hongkong and Lamock Hongkong to Gap Rock
Light
Tariable winds, freshening from:
westward;
fair.
South coast of Ching between S.E. winds
Hongkong and Hainan
moderate.
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER
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Hongkong Observatory, August 7th.
Previous On Data On Date
'Day at ojjat & pan.
6am. 8 pm.
it.
Barometer Temperature
99.54 29,62 29.53
83
79
Humidity
NI
92
78
Wind Direction
.8 NE
W
*** Force...
Aug. 20th "Sept. 3rd
Westber Rain
8.05
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VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai, Japan ports Through Bills of Lading issued to all Overland common Points in U.S.A and Canada.
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SHIDYUUKA MABU
Saturday, 11th Aug, at 11 a.. Wednesday, 5th Sept, at 11 am
MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore, &20.
HAKONE MARO
SUWA MARU
0.00 0.03 Hightest open-air Temperature of 6th ... Es Lowess open-air Temperature on 7th... 79
· HONGKONG TIDE TABLE
From August 8th to 14th, 1823. HOW WAZIR.
kong Standart Timo
Height.
Low Wate
Hong
Standard
Time.
·Height
b. m. ft. in
177
b. m. ft. in.)
Wed.
5m 6:63
7 44 a'
Thar.
B 'm
6 36
8 22
24.
10 m
7 16
8 57
Satar. 11 m
7 58
S
9 31
4 6 3 26
8x
12
B 37
10.5
Mon 13 m 9.20
Tue 14 m 10
7.88
7 7m 2NE
49.
78 333
1040 a 0 ... 4 35
7,7 11 17 3
348 | 2
BOARD OF CONSERVANCY WORKS OF KWANGTUNG.
Waterlevels in English Foot at & M.
Highomb
W.L, ever.
recorded.
Tuesday, 21st Aug., at 4p.m. Thursday, 29th Aug, at 11 am
Flace of Observation.
W.
Feat.
HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM.
MATSUYE MARU
First half Sept. LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.
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Wednesday, 15th Aug, at 11am. Wednesday, 19th Sept, at 11 am,
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... Friday,
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Friday,
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96th Aug.
CALCUTTA MARU
10th Aug,
NAVADAKI, KULB & YOKOHAMA.
TANGO MAKU
Saturday, 18th Aug., Afternoon
Wednesday, 8th Ang.
NIPPON
Thursday, 9th Aug. Wednesday, 16th Aug.
YUSEN KAISHA F. OGURI, Maneger.
Suanudai, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
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