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SHIPPING NEWS
AERITAIS.
February 10th.
Jude, French str., 380 tons. Capt. P. Materuat, from Fort Bayard, with
a general cargo, lying at Buoy No. C43.-Shun Cheong M.S. Co. Kwangtung, British str., 1,378 tona, Capt. G. Byers, from Bangkok and Kohsi- chang, with a general cargo, "lying at busy No. B11.-B. & 8.
Newchwan British str. 1.501 toas, Capt. H. Gifford, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C1,
B. & S..
Santhia British str., 4,840 tons, Capt. A. B. D'Cruz, from Qaaka, with a general cargo, lying at Wurf-Mackinnon,
Co.
February 19th,
Kowloon Mackenzie &
ال
Doo Sang Chinese str. 781 tous, Capt. Chan Kam, from Kwang Chow Wan, with a general cargo, lying at buoy | No. 41-Teen, Sing Co. Knging, British str.1,579 tons. Capt. E. Morse, from Singapore and Amor, with general cargo and firewood, ly ing at buoy No. E13-B, & S. President Pierce, American str., 8,293 tons. Capt. Fred. E. Anderson, from Manila, with 1,160 tons of general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf. Dollar S.S. Line, Vancouver Maru, Japanese str.. 4,250 toms, Capt. T. Okada, from Maji and Osaka, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.
CLEARANCES.
February 11th
Borneo, for Haiphong. Heimei. Maru, for Singapore. Newchuany, for Haiphong, President Pierce, for Shanghai,, Shanti, for Saigon.
Ting Sany, for Shanghai.
HONGKONG SKIPPING,
The shipping statement for yesterday showed that the number of vessels in the harbour at 9 a.rà. was 75, of which 41 were British.
The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 am, yesterday aämbered ten, is-six British, one French, one American, one Japanese and one Chinese. The arrivals included four vessels from coust ports. The departures over the same period came to ten, including one for a coast port: with two clearances.
CARGO ENTERED.
(During twenty-four hours ended
at 9 a.m. yesterday),
PASSENGERS.
·ARRIVALS..
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH 1926
Per sa Santhin, on February 10th :--- Mr. T. E. Roes, Mr., T. F; Owens, Mr. J. L. Bromfeld, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crocker and Miss C..8. Conney
Per Dollar liner President Pierce from Manila, on February 11th-Lieut L Benedict, Rev. F. R. Charles Beurons, Mr. Raymond Boissy. Mr. Wade Coth- ran, Mra Dorothy B. Davis and son, Mr. B. C. Faw, Mira Annie Fanderson, Mr. George Ivory, Mr. and Mrs. L. R Ildefonso and 3 children, Mr. H. A. Eellor, Mr. and Mrs. Macleod, Mr. J. R. H. Mason, Mre. Rose S. McConnell, Capt. Henry W., Maisch, Mr. Robert Manly M. E. J. Nell, Mr. Po Un La, Miss Gamora Poostretskai, Mr. Rafael Ruste, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Snyder," Mr. and Mr. Merle, Mr. N. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stubbs, Mr. Jobn H. Stubbs, Dr. and Mrs Arthur E. Strong. Mr. Charles D. Squires, Mr. Pedro and Mrs. Singian and 2 children, Comdr. H. C. Train, Mr. Tun Mong, Mr. James W. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. John C. Worley, Mr. Yap Eai Tek, Mrs. Elizabeth E. Vilas, Mr. Leonard Everett, Capt. and Mrs Clarence H. Greene, Mrs. Annette W. Hans, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Lynn, Mr. Ernest Mellows, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Truhy and family, Mrs. Mae Thle, Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Smythe, Mr. Ralph, M. Terry, Mrs Joseph B. Dunlap, Miss Frances Keyə, Mr. Keith Koons Mrs. Frances B. Swan.
SHIPPING MOVEMENTS,
The R.M.S. Empress of Russia arrived at Kobe on February 10th, left at 10 m. on Thursday, and is due at Yoko- hama at 7 a.m. to-day.
The B.I. and Apcar Line 8.3" Tilava" left Kobe for this port on the morning of the 11th, with the outward English mails, and is due to arrive here on the 16th at 8 EL.
· VESSELS EXPECTED,
-Empress of Ain (C.P.S.), 'due February
26th.
Talma (B.I. & Apcar), due · February
15th."
SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN
·HONGKONG.
FOR FEBRUARY, 1926.
(STANDARD TIME OF THE 12TH MERIDIAN,
KAST CY GLKENWICE).
CANADIAN
EMPRESS
PACIFIC
EXPRESS
QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC
18Days from Hongkong to Vancouver.
LARGEST, FASTEST AND MOST LUXURIOUS
STEAMSHIPS
NEXT SAILING TO THE PACIFIC COAST,
THE
"EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA"
WILL SAIL FROM
HONGKONG
6.00 a.m., Friday, February 19th, 1926.
Passenger Department 1 Freight and Express :
Tel. 0. 752. Tal. C. 43.
Cables: GACANPAC. Osbles: NAUTILUS,
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Date.
Sunrise.
Sunset.
13th..
February 19th.....0.37 a.m.
...8.57
་་
6.19 p.m. 8.19
11
14th.
6.30
6.20
15th.
6.58
8.20
18th.
.45
8.91
17th.. 0.55
0.21
18th......6.54
8.91
19th......6.53
8.22
6,001 tons. 0,716
20th...6.52
8.22
+
21st...8.51
6.23
22nd...8.50
25
0:23
IYO MARU
15,907 17
23rd.......8.50
G.94
11,942 tons. 11,668
24th......0.49 25th.......6.49 26th.......6.48 27th.......8.47 *29th.......6.46
8.21
KASHIMA MARD
*
3.25
HAKONE MARU
+3
6.23
SUWA MAKU ...
6.20
6.28
31
"
23,609
INDO-CHINA
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.
SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATIONS
KOBE via AMOY & MOJI BANGKOK
TRINGTAU via SHANGHAI STRAITS & CALCUTTA HAIPHONG va IOLEOW SANDAKAN KOBE vis MOJI...
TIENTSIN vis ⱭRETOO
...LAISANG"
"ROPSANG"
Wednesday, 17th Feb., at 7 am.
Wednesday, 17th Feb, at Noan.
“KWONGSANG"... Wednesday, 17th Feb., at Noon." -"KUISANG"...Walaasday, 17th Feb, at 3 p.
LEESANG" ...Thursday, "HINSANG" Thursday, "SUISANG " Friday,
CHIPSHING * ... Friday,
.
19th Feb., at 10 am.
18th Feb., at 3 p.m.
19th Feb., at 7
19th Feb., at Noon.
TSINGTAU via SHANGHÀI....“FAUSANG” ́.... Wednesday, 26th Feb, at Noon. “YUENSÄNG”....Wednesday, - 24th Feb., at 3 p.m.
STRAITS & CALCUTTA KOBE via YOKOHAMA STRAITS & CALCUTTA
"KUMSANG"...Sunday,
"EOSANG "
For Freight or Passage, apply to
...Saturday,
98th Feb, at 7, III.
6th Mar,, at 3 pm.
JARDINE MATHESON & CO., LTD.,
"GENERAL MANAGERS.
TELATIONS: CENTRAL NO. 215
GLEN AND SHIRE
JOINT SERVICE OF STEAMERS,
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HOMEWARDS.
Leaves H'kong. 18th FeË. London, Rotterdam & Hamburg via Oran, "GLENIFFER
... 9th Mar.
London, Rotterdam & Hamburg via Cran
OUTWARDS.
Tersel.
Due Hongkong.
Vessel Discharges
PEMBROKESHIRE
*GLENAMOY"
"GLENGARRY"
"GLENSHANE".
23rd Feb. 4th Mar 23rd
"GLENAMOY"
"GLENAPP"
“CARMARTHENSHIRE
1st Apr. 15th
"
London, Rotterdam & Hamburg via Oran. 6th Apr. "GLENSHANE"
4th May. London, Rotterdam & Hamburg via Omn
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Movements are subject to change without notice. For Freight or further Particulars, please apply to-
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD., THE GLEN LINE, LTD., AGENTS, Telephones: Central No. 215 sub-ex. 23, and Central 3598,
Ford Hongkong
For ports beyond
Total
(During previous twenty four hours
ended at 9 a.m. on Wednesday).
For Hongkong
For ports beyond
Total
Of the enrgo entered. for Hongkong, 5,051 tons were carried by British vessels, the two heaviest entries (2,105 and 1,395 tons) also being brought by British steamers. The remainding en-. tries were all under 1,000 tons.
او
HOTEL RESIDENTS.
Miss E. Lillie
HONGIUNG HOTEL
A. B. Kuddrinian
C. P. Anderson
C. Arglos L.Asker G. H. Brooks
'N, G. Beale ..
F. R. Carlin W. A. Dowley Geo. 4. Fafait F. G. Gordon Mr & Mrs J. Goald Misses A. & F.
Hamilton
Mr & Mrs Scott
Henderson
H. Maitland
F. B. Marsazil
H. Nicholson
F. 8. Odom
H. J. Pearce H. Pearman Mr & Mr H. H
Priestley
V. Roosevelt Mr & Mrs A.E. Savage G. B. Shank T. 8. W. Smith Mr & Mrs Visser &
family
F. D. van Horn A. Haywood F. H. Hill J. E. Joseph
D. C. Walmsley B. P. William, jr." J. J. King
G. Wraggen Mr & Mrs B. J. Lacon B. Wylie
The arrivals were as under:-The s.. Glenagle (British) from London and Singapore with 225 tons of general cargo and 0,500 tons for ports beyond; the ss. Santhia (British) from Osaka and Amoy with 1,303 tons of cotton goods, safety matches, ammonit, old gunny, singlass and dried fish, mail and 2,366 tons of similar cargo, for ports beyond; the s.. Shantung (British) from Shanghai and Amoy with 313 tons of general cargo and mail; the s.8. Krang- tung (British) from Bangkok and Kosi chang with 2,103 tons of general cargo and mail: the ss. Keying (British) from Singapore. and Amoy with 203 Lans of general cargo and mail; the ss. chwang (British) from Shanghai with 300 tons of general cargo and 130 tona for ports beyond; the as Jade (French) from Fort Bayard, with 100 tons of general cargo; the e.s. President Pierce (American) from Manila with es tons of sugar, cigars, etc., mail and 700 tons of similar cargo for ports beyond; the s.s. Suwa Maru (Japanese) from Takes and Swatow with 850 tons of general cargo; Barometer and the Derwent (Chinese) Front Temperature Foochow and Amoy with 10 tons of Kamidity, general cargo and mail.
SHIPPING NOTES,
The Kishan has now gone back to the Hongkong-Macao run and her place on the Hongkong-Conton run is taken by the Fatshan. The Sui An has been taken off during this arrangement and will lay up...
The Kaga Mare has been undocked and berthed in the harbour.
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, February 11th.
Previous On Date On Day
Day
Wind Direction... Force Weather F... Bain
at
at 2 pm & al. £ p..
-29.31 30.15 30.17
75
70
78
NE
0
.000 10,00 Highest open-air Temperature on 10th Lowest open-air. Temperature on 11th
Days of
Deck passengers entered for the twenty four hours ended at 9 am. yesterday. totalled 080, of which number the 8.8. Santhia carried: 307 from Oraka and Amoy; the 8.8. President Pierce 216 from Manila; and the s.s. Shantung 143 from Fri Shanghai and Amoy,
VESSELS IN DOUE.
The following vessels are in Dock:-
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
NYK
BÁCZENIE KOBERČTITO ALTERATION
SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Japan parts
Through Bills of Lading issned to all Overland common Points in U.S.A. and Canada. Through passage rates to Europe via America G3405, G.$420, #1440 KAGA MARU
Saturday, 20th Feb. Wednesday, 17th Mar.
14
MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore & Parts
Baturday, 13th Feb. at 11 am. Saturday, Saturday,
47th Feb. 13th Mar,
HAMBURG vis LONDON & ROTTERDAM.
LIVERPOOL via ADEN & MARSEILLES. *
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Porta.
MISHIMA MARU
H
414
NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA.
TANGO MARU...
TAKETOYO MARU
HAKODATE MARU
Wednesday, 24th Feb. at 11 am. Wednesday, 24th Mar.
Saturday, 20th Feb. Friday,
5th Mar.
BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town, Delagos
Bay & Algoa Bay.
KAMAKURA MARU................
BOMBAY ria Singapore, Penang & Colombo.
WAKASA MARU
TOKUSHIMA MARU....
CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang &
UNYLON MARU
BANGOON vai Singapore & Penang.
SHINSEI MARU
NAGASAKI, KORE & YOKOHAMA.
TANGO MARU
SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,
BENGAL MARU.
TOYOOKA MABU
HAKOZAKI MARU
YAMAGATA MARU
TSURUGA MARU
For further information, apply tow
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FAR EASTERN PASSENGER
AND
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NEXT SAILINGS:
ARRIVAL AT HoxerONG
AND
SAILINGS TOSI
SHANGHAI AXED JAPAN.
Saturday, 27th Feb."
Wednesday, 17th Feb.
Monday, 15th Feb.
*TRIER
Rangoon.
Taceday,
23rd Feb.
Thursday, 13th Feb.
Wednesday, 17th Feb.
+ Will call at Marseilles.
Talophane U. 4557.
Saturday,
Monday,
13th Fab. 17th Feb. 22nd Feb.
& Queen's Building, Chater Band.
Wednesday,
Monday,
22nd Fab.
Thursday, 25th Fab.
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8. KINOSHITA, Maanqu
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MAATSCHAPPY.
(BOYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. On Batavia),
10.00
K·R M
THE TEAMSHIP
Low: WAXLE,
H'kong
Standard
Time.
From Feb. 12th to 18th, 1926,
HIGH WATCH
Days of
Month.
H'kong
Tima
Standard
Height,
Height.
b. miftin.b.m." It. in. 19m 10 1 44 m 3 81
8.56 8 1
927# Satur. 13 m 10.42. 4 m4.12 0
8.0 Sun. 14m
4:7 m 4 62 10 42 7 7
1) 4.8 m :11 397.-1
0.39a4 9 6 13
KOWLOON Dock-Ming Sang, Passet, Men. 15 Seistan, Tangistan, Chip Shing,
TALKOO DOCK-Empress of Australia; Tas 16 m 0: Huichow, Kiangsu, Chenan, Siberia Maru, Kueichow, Heine Maru, Aahui.
COSMOPOLITAN Docx.--Ling Nam.
AT KOWLOON BAY-Haifoong,
Doawd, Sup On.
Wed. 17 m
Thur, 18 m #148 5 6 222
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Due to sali to SINGAPORE; BELAWAN.DELI and PENANG, on the 5th March, at Noon, 1926.
Offers excellent Saloon accommodation.
All lower berths,
English cuisine.
Doctor carried. Wireless telegraph.
1st Class Fare to Singapore-8100,
In connection with the Royal Packet Nav, Co.'s (K.P.M.) Service
to all destinations in the Netherlands East Indies and Australia
Agents
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nand Augusty 18th September 16th October
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FROM:
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ON DE- "ABOUT""
WILE LAYA: ON OF ABOUT
18th Feb
20th Feb. 20th
BATAVIA JAPAZ
SHANGHAI.
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1st Mar
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28th #7th M.
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