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ARRIVALS,
April 8th.
Heiryo. Maru, Japaarse str. 390 tona, Capt. T. Fukuda, from Keelung, with a cargo of coal. lying at buoy, No. 033.-M. B. K.
Sunli, Portuguese atr., 440 tons, Capt
G. A. de Souta, from Kwang Chow Wan, with a general cargo, lying dtd buoy No. 40.--Hung Kee Co,
April 9th,
·HONGKONG SEIFFING.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 30TH, 192€
Yesterday's shipping statement show, ed an increase of 4,000 tons in cargo for Hongkong, with two thousand, more tons of freight for ports beyond, compar ed with the previous day's entries, Only a comparatively small quantity of the freight for this port was carried in the three British vessels the bulk being' in steamers of other nationalities.
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The returns for the twenty-four hours ended at un.m, yesterday showed that at that hour there were 66 resaris in the harbour, of which 32 were British. The Antenor British str., 0,100, tons, Caps, arrivals during the above period number- .r. G. Reguard. from Liverpool,!ed 15, viz-three British, two Dutch, two which portale lets on March 27th, French, one American, one Portuguese, with a general cargo, lying at fult's five Japanese and one Chinese. The des Wharf.-B. & 5.
partares over the same period came to Hong Peng, British str.. a tons, Thirteen, these, being for the following Capt. D. M. Hood, from Singapore,,, ports.-For Takoo, one Japanese; for Japanese and one which port she felt on April 3rd, Singapore, with general cargo, lying at buoy British for Yokohama, one British: for No. "Ad-Senjg Soon Hong,
Shanghai, three British and one Japan- rse; for Los Angeles, une American; for #on, British str., 1.190 tons, Clapt, J.
Hanhoi, one Chinese: for Amoy, onu S. Chefe, from Manil, which port butch: for Swatew, one British; for she left on April 27th, with a general, Kwang Chew Wan, nne Chinese. Clears ergo, ging at Holt's, Wharf-
anges over the same period came to three- B. & S.
and were na under---For Saigon, unei Keshing, British str. 1,143 tons, from Tritish for Amny, ore. British: "for
Shanghai, which port she left on Toilo, one British. April 24th, with a general cargoli lying at Stonecutters, -B., & S. Beat "Sang, British ste.. 1,493 tons, Capt. . W. van Cortlandt, from Bangkok and Kohsichang, with rice and general cargo. lying at buoy No. €18-Jardinė, atheson & Co. Potry Mary, Japanese str., 3,200 tons, Capt. K. Torij, from Bombay and Singapore, the litter port she left on April 22nd, with a general cargo,
ying at buoy So. At.N.V.K. Freestrid Taft, American str. 24.1
tons, Capt. C. M. Cochrape. from San Francisco and Shanghai, this Intter port she Jeft on April with,! with general merchandise, lying at Kowloon Wharf. Dollar S. Lin
CLEARANCES.
April th
Men, for Singhai.
ur, for Shanghai. derwent, for Amey Empries of fari,, for Shangha
Hang Peng, formAmoy. Hohore, for Weihaiwe dede, for Kwang Chow Wan." Wasking, for Haiphong. Ming Sang, for Hoshow. Poway Muru, for Shangha President Taft, for Manila. Nada Meru, for Sbagliai. Shantung, for Shanghail Sony H, for Baiphong. Thing Wangi, for Halikpapan, Tiki, for Tandjong and Panden. Put Overstraten. for Ning
·SHIPPING NOTES.
A Marine Court of Enquiry is to assemble at the Harbour Offer on Tuesday next to investigate the Pir- cumstances in rennertion with the cul- lision, which took place in a dense ing the on Sunday. April. Esth. between' Indo-China . N. Co.'s Yatshing and the OS. K. Turgan Bare of Chilang Point. The composition of the Court has not put her amade public. The Yatching in at present undergoing “re- pairs at the Kowloon Lock, her bowa
having been considerably dainuged: while the Taroma Mary, although able to proceed to Shanghai after the collision. has remained at that port also for repairs.
The total number of deck' passengers entered for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 a.. yesterday was 2,45, of which the ss. But Sung (British) carried 1,053 from Yokohama and Amoy, and the 8.8. Fox Duraboten (utch) 1,0×7 from
Amoy
There was launched from the ship building yard of Messrs. William Hamil. ton & Co., Lid.. Port-Glasgow, on the March 31st, the steel screw stemmer Nerian, built to the order of the New York, Newfoundland and Halifax Strain- ship Co., Ltd. (óf which Menors. C. T. Bowring &Co., Ltd... liverpool, are Maungers) for the servien of their Red Cross Line between St. Johns, New foundland, New York and Bermuda. The principal, dimensions are-Length B.P. 350ft Breadth 1.. Depth to Upper Deck ft., gross tonnage about 6,500 tons. Much interest attaches to this vessel, as one of the conditions of contract was that the vessel should be complete and ready for arryice in lesa than şeven months. It is interesting to note that the keel was laid within seven days of receiving the order.. and that in spite of adverse weather the vessel was launched within five months.
CARGO ENTERED,
(During the 24 hours ended at 9 am. Masterday,
For Hongkung For ports beyond
311,072 tons.
562
33,024
Tural
During presies 21 hottes ended'nt Damn, on Wedriëwly), For Hongkong The ports beyond
Tags tops. 20,452
27,320
Of the vargo" entered for Hongkong.. 2,132 tons were carried in British vessels, with the largest entry being 1,400 tons
in vessels of other nationalities there were 3-0 tons, with the heaviest entry 2,990 tons, and the next best tries
5
tons and 1.240 tons. With, regard
to fexight for ports hegand, there were two entries of over 5.000 tons mich and one of meer six thousand tons.
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The arrivals for the twenty four hours Terubed at 9 an. yesterday, wenn
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Ko Nang (British) frour Yokohnina, and Amy with 792 tons of general eira mail and 527 tons for jurta Legend:
#alle Brilisha from Salgon with 12:00 tons of general warge and våre
Holching (ritish from Poochow and Swatow with 300 tons of general cargo and mail;
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Tiking (Dutch) from Soarabaya and SOUTH AMERICA via Japan,
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President Tuft (American) from San NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA.
Francisco "and Shanghai with 370 tons of general enrgo, a heavy mail, ared 5,733 tons for ports beyond;
Li (Portuguese) from KwanK Chow Wan with 183 tons of general cargo and 20 tons of brown sugar for ports beyond:
Kaja Maru (Japanese) from Keelung
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with 1,500 tons of general cargo: Thomasan Maru (Japanese) from"Miike
with 3,983 tons of coal; „Tub Hing (Chinese) from Nam Tau
with 25 tons of sundry cargo.
Later arrival yesterday, too late for: entry in the above returos, included:
Anching (British) from Lungkow and Shanghai with 500 tons of general cargo:
Anting (British) from Singapore and Amoy with 40 tons of firewood and encomis and mail:
Hony Ping (British) from Rangoon And Singapore with 450 tons of general rgo, mail and 2.000 tons for parts beyond :
Antenor (British) from Liverpool and Singapore with 1,000 Lons of general cargo, mail and 65,000 tons for ports bevond:
Kwai Sang (British) from Kohsiebang
and Bangkok with 820 tons of white rice and meal: Iyon (British) From New York, and Manila with general cargo. Bugar and hemp (amount anspecified); Tak Wing (Chinese) from Nam Tay with three piculs of sundries.
The ss. Kock Wing (Chinese) which was detained last year by the Canton authorities on a charge of suggling opium into Canton, is now stated to have been chartered nut, by the Canton Government for the inland river tende, Canton-Wuehow being mentioned as the route. It is stated that the steamer has been chartered to a prominent Chinese merchant who has already "paid $11,000 to the Government as security that he will keep to the "terms of the charter. The Kork Ning, formerly plied between Hongkonn. Withow and Kwangai. and when Brized and detained the total amount of the opium found on her was Tess than 200 taels, but the was not allow. ed to be released. It is further stated that the Sai Hing Company, of Con- naught Rond. West, and also of Canton and Wuchow, have protested against the Shanghai and Japan ports, she will action of the Government in this matten carry a full complement of passengers, It is of much interest to note that the With reference to a paragraph whith liner will carry the largest number of appeared in the Daily Press yesterday's steerage passengers that has been booked. we are informed that the .s. Nam Wah, from here for the past two years or so, owned by the Tai Sing Navigation Com No fewer than 060 sterrage passengers pany, Limited. was not picked by a will leave Hongkong on her to-day, gun-boat, but by the Messagerisa Mari-gainst the average number of about times mail and passenger steamer 200. Altogether over 1,000 passengers. Claude Chappe 1.700 tons.
will be enrried on the liner from (Continued at foot of next Column.) Hongkong,
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