SHIPPING NEWS
ARRIVALS.
February 4th.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, 1926
HONGKONG SHIPPING.
The shipping statenient for yester- day showed that the total number of vessels in the harbour, at 9 a.m. was '84, of which 44 were British..
Haha, British str., 2,070 tons, Capt, G. H. Pennefather, from Singapore and Amoy, with general cargo and fire ended at 0
The arrivals for the twenty-four hours wood. lying at buoy Se. Hied 18,
yesterday number- increase ou the usual B. & S.
number entering daily for some time Fundartus, British,str., 7,172 tons, Capt. past. Their nationalities were-tan J. R. Scott, fram Seattle and Kobe, British, one German, one French, with a general cargo, lying at buoy two American, one Norwegian and No. Al-B. & S..
three Japaneses. Four vessels from coast ports, and one from Wham- poa and one from Cantor arrived with a nil entry of cargo. Departures over the same period came to 14, these in- cluding two vessels for Amoy, one for Kwang Chow Wan and one for Hap nhong; with clearances three.
February 5th.
, Norwegian str., from Canton, lying at Stonecutters
Emil Kirdorf, Gorman str.. from Wham-
poa, lying at buoy No, A2 Haining, British str., 832 tons, Capt. W O. Passmore, from Foochow, Amoy and Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at Douglas Wharf.-Douglas S.8. Oo,
Haldis, British str., 1,144 tons, Capt. S. J. Lynch, from Saigon, with general cargo and ricu, lying at buoy No. C4&
Wo Fat Shing.
Hop Sang, British str., 1,356 tons. Capt. P. Jowitt. from Keelung, lying at buoy No. C39.-Jardine, Matheson & Con
#uichur, British str., 1,899 tons, Capt.
were
"CARGO ENTERED.
(During hours ended at 9 am yesterday). For Hongkong
13.828) tons. For ports beyond 23,325
Totil
37,954
(During previous 24 hours ended
at 9.a.m. on Thursday). For Hongkong For ports beyond
13,971 tons. 27,681
It
Total
41,032
73
J. S. do Wolf, troui Tientsin and Weihaiwei, with a general cargo, ly ing at buoy No. CH.—B. & S. Fijo Mary, Japanese str., 1.120 tons, A feature of the reports, as regarded Capt. Y. Okura, from Swatow, Amoy the cargo entered. was that while there and Keelung, with 66 tons of general were four more vessels arriving up to 9 eargo, lying at O.S.K. Wharf.--.m. yesterday. than there were for O.S.K.
the previous twenty-four hours, there Walen, British str., 3,923 tons, Capt. E. were in fact 4 tons lesa cargo entered Jenkins, from Shanghai, which port for Hongkong than during the preceding she left on February 2nd, with a period; while for ports beyond there general cargo, lying at Kowloon were 4,323 tons less. Of the cargo Wharf.-Mackinnon, Alackenzie & Co. entered for Hongkong yesterday, 8,841 Santua, British str:,: 10,901 tona, Capt. tons were carried by British vessels.
G. E. Butler, from London, which The heaviest entry of 4,350 tons was port she left on January 1st, with a made by a British vessel; the next being general cargo, lying at Kowloon by a Japanese with 2,010 tons; while Wharf.-Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.
there were entries of over 7,000 tons by Sumatra Maru, Japanese str.4,272 tona, a British and an American vessel. The Capt. J. Kawasaki. from Yokobama romainder of the entries were all below and Keclung, with a general cargo, a thousand tons. lying at Kowloon Wharf-0.5.K. Tinda, British str., 1,950 "tons, Capt. E.
T. Pitcher, from Melbourne, which port she left on January 9th, with 2000 tons of general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.-Mackinnon, Mac- kenzie de Co. Furanus, Dutch str., 707 tona, Capt. H. J. Coersen, frem Foochow lying at A.P.C. Wharf.-Asiatic Petroleum Co.
CLEARANCES."
February 5th. Cherium Morú, for Moji. Emil Kirdarf, for Manila. 1kemasan Maru, for Takao. Kalyan, for Amoy. famerton, for Singapore. Malin, for Singapore. Mantua, for Shanghai. Sumatra Baru, for Singapore. anli, for Kwang Chow Wan. Tongling, for Shanghai. Egitoku Mar, for Dairen. Fun Sang, for Moji.
SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.
The B.I. and Apear Line a.. Santhin felt Kobe for this port yesterday morn ing, and is dus hère on the afternoon of the 10th inst.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The Master of the Eaomedon (British)
from Yokohama and Shanghai, reported to the Harbour Office yesterday that on February Bad four Chinese fishermen were picked up from a fishing boat. The boat was en Ret on fire and abandoned.
The master of the Huiche (China Navigation Company), which has ar- eived from Tientsin and Weihaiwei, reported to the Harbour Office that Mr. Ting Shi Kong, No. 3 Compradore, died of consumption on January 18th and that his body was landed at Weihai wei on January 21st.
The arrivals for the period under review were as under. The 3.5. Laune. don "(British) from Yokohama and Shanghai with .190 tons of general cargo and 1,500 tons for ports beyond: thes, Anhui (British) from Singapore and- Amoy with 701 tons of firewood and one ton of general cargo and mail; the as Kashmir (British) from Bombay and Calcutta with 722 tons of general cargo. mail and 0,0lu tons for ports beyond; N the mis, trai Ning (British) from Foo-{! chow and Swalow with C50 tona of general cargo and mail; the .. op Suzy (British) from Keelung with a nil entry: the 4.5. Tunda (British) from Melbourne and Manila with 615 tons of general cargo, mail and 345 tons for ports beyond; the 8.8. Jalva" (British) from Yokohama and Shanghai with 5 tons of general cargo, mail, and 2,110 tons for ports beyond; the 8.8. Mantur (British) from London and Singapore with 205 tons of tes and general cargo, the home mail and 1,500 tona for ports “beyond; thé au Huichow (British) from Tientsin and Weihaiwel with 800 tons of general cargo," 4,000 tins of oil and mail; the s.. Tyndareve (British) from Seattle and Kobe with 4,350 tons of flour, lumber and fish and mail the 8.9. Emil Kirdorf (German) from Yoko- bama and Whampoa with a ni entr for Hongkong, but a cargo for ports beyond; the 9.3. Hanni (French) from Haiphong and Fort Bayard with 100 tons of general cargo and mail; the
a.a. Het Jester (American) from Los Angeles and Foochow with kerosene and general cargo and mail from Foochow; the ss. Japan AProw (American) from Calcutta in water ballast the s.8. Dur (Norwegian) from Canton with a nil entry; the a Nisshin Maru (Japanese). from Bangkok and Kosichang with 2,010 tags of rice and 528 tons for ports beyond; the s.s. Sumatra Meru (Japan ese) from Yokohama and Keelung with 602 tons of general cargo and mail and 6,358 tons for parts beyond and the a.. Kaijo Haru (Japanese) from Keelung and Swatow with 580 tons of coal and general cargo and mail.
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Deck passengers antered for the twenty-four hours ended at &.m. Later arrivala, too late for entry in yesterday, totalled 23. of which number the s.a. Tanda brought 104 from Mel bourne and Manila.
CITITA COAST "CHANGES. The following are, the latest China Caist changes:-
Mr. J. McN. Munson, has signed of the Pheumpenh as 2nd mate
Mr. William Bell, has signed off the Kalgan as ist engineer.
Mr. C. C Warren, has signed off the Entahing as let mate and has gone lat mate of the Fun Sang.
Mr. L. H. Hutching, has signed off the en Sang Ba 1st mate and has gone" lat mate of the Fat Shing
Mr. C. Nock, Lee Sang, has gone 3rd wate of the Fat Shing.
Mr. R. Bulc, has signed off the Corgistan da 1st mate.
Mr. J., Stalky, Chip. Shing, has gone supernumerary 12t engineer of the Yat Shing,
Mr. William Anderson and Mr. Roberts Middinas, hare, signed off the Jong Tong as 1st and 2nd engineer respective
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Mr. A. Pittendrigh, has signed off the Chak Sang se 3rd mate.
Mr. A. Bolton, has signed off the Tuen, ang as 4th engineer.
Mr. A. Formby, Philoctetea, he gone supernumerary 6th engineer of the Laomedon.
Mr. D. D. McNeill, Philoctetes, & This gono 1st engineer of tho Kalgan.
Mr. A. McDonald and Mr. D. D Richards, have signed of the Krungchow de tat engineer and 1st mats respectively. Mr, B. C. G. Ashly, has signed off the Cherian' as master, and has gone master of the Taikoo Wanyi.
the above returns, included the s Vulcanus (Dutch) from Foochow; the 8.8. Szechuen (British) from Shanghai and the s.8. Haldis (British) from Saigon with 3,200 tons of general cargo.
WITHIN CALL.
The following vessels are expected to kong to-day:-Fushimi Maru, Ho Sang, be in wireless communication with Hong
President Pierer, Tuen Sang, Cheribon 3aru, Kalgah, Mantua, Hector, Emil Kirdorf, Laomedon, West Carinone, Ton- Lin, Empress of Russia, Seangbee, Delia, Tilchnet, Tjjiliwny, makusa Maru, Taikwa Jaru, Nam Sang, Empress of Scotland. Kaga Maru, Tjisondari, U.S.S. Ford.
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