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SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
A.P.C.
July 8th
HONGKONG SHIPPING."
THE HONGKONG - DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY. · JULY 10TH, 1926,
Another decrease in the number "of arrivals during the period under review (four less than on the previous, day) consequently resulted in a considerable
Selene, Dutch str., 2,274 tons. Capt. diminishment in the amount of freight
Velthuys, from Balikpapan,
with
carried both for this and other ports, bulk oil, lying at North Point-compared with the cargo figures for the previous twenty-four hours. The ship- Sui Fit, Chinese str., 173 tons, Capt. Loing atatement of yesterday showed Shui, from Sha U Chung, with a that this decrease amounted in the total general cargo, lying at Luen Cheong to no less than 14,408 tons. Hongkong Wharf.-Fook Hoi S.S. Co.
toas, and cargo went down by 9,305 Tean. British str. 1.591 tons, Capt. E. freight for ports beyond by 4,903 tons. Histed, from Bangkok, with a Entries by the three-British steamers or cargo of rice. lying at buoy No. C15.riving were very poor; while in repect to freight for ports beyond, this was all Harmola, British str., 5.570 tons. Capt.carried by one steamer, a British ship.
B. & S.
July 9th.
B. J. W, Cornewall Jones, from Yokohama and Shanghai, with tea and gunny bags, lying at buoy No Al-Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Malacca Joru, Japanese str., 5,374 tons,
At 9 .m. yesterday there were 33 vessels in the harbour, of which 27 were British. During the previous twenty- four beurs nine vessels arrived, riz.- three British, one French, one Nor Capt. J. Eligawa, from Moji, with awegian, ons Japanese and three Chinese general cargo ying at Kowloon The departures during the same period Wharf-N.Y.K.
eage to thirteen, ei-four British and
Produce, Norwegian str.. 243 toba, Captone Dutch for Shanghai, one British for H. 6. Thorbjornsen, from Saigon, Amby: one Chinese for Hauhoi, one with a cargo of rice, lying at Stone Japanese and one Dutch for Singapore, cutters-Karsten Larsen & Co Tek H, Chinese str., 105 tons. Capt. for Sha C Chung, one British for Hai one Japanese for Tsingtau, one Chinese Lo Shan, from Yam Tau, with phong and one
British for Swatow. cargo of vegetables lying at Faten Clearances number six, vi-one Ameri- Cheong Wharf-Fook Hoi & Co.
can for Manila, two" British and one Norwegian for Shanghai, one British for Balikpapan and one British for Hai
hong.
CLEARANCEB. July 9th.
Elida-Clausen, for Chinwangtao, Ginger Staru, for Karatsu.. Jude, for Kwang Chow Wan. Kurnia, for Singapore, King Funn, for. Bangkok. Kudi Nang, for Hongey. Malarea Mare, for Singapore. Sheann; for Shanghai Skinkyu Mare, for Takao. 14. for Sha U Chung, Tak Hing, for Hauhoi.
Tel for Amoy.
PASSENGERS.
́ ́ DEPARTURES -- L
CARGO ENTERED.
(During the 24 hours ended at 8 am yesterday).
2,609 tons,
For Hongkong For ports beyond
Total
2,740
8,438
(During the previous 24 hours ended
at 9 a.in. on Thursday).
For Hongkong ...13.203 tons.
5,843 For ports beyond
Total
100120,340
Of the cargo for Flongkong" 1,306 tons
The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at a yesterday. were a3 under:-
سمية
paru (British) from London Sin- gapore with 856 tons of general cargo mail and 2,740 tons for ports beyond
Suigday (British) from Shanghai and
Amoy with 200 tons of general cargo and mail:
Fer R.M.S. Emperie, of Chanda, for. Vincouver i Shungbai and Japanese port on July 9th:Mr. F. Aldous, Mr. A. C. Aubery. Mr. W. H. Barne, Mr. were varried in the British steamers, S. Bern, Mrs. C. P. Bancroft, Miss with 2.302 tous in vessels sailing under G. Y. Bardelon, Miss V. Brick, M, Gather Hags. The highest entry was made H. Brook, Mr. F. S. Bien, Capt. and by a Norwegian steamer with 1,300 tons Mr. Clark, Mr. Coleman, Miss R. Craft, of ric. The only freight for ports he Ar M. Dukes, Mr. Davery, Mr. Wyond was carried by the P & O. .3. Douglas, Comdr. R. M. Dillon, Mr. Tampren, riz.-2.740 tons. TD. Dara. Mr. P. Ebstein, Mr and Mrs. G. Bleazar, Miss L. Ford, Miss S. ether-Moulton, Mr. C. W. Falk, Mrs, M. Fitzgerald Mr. A. W. Goodhart, Mr. and birgt W. Goodfellow, Mr and Mrs Carl Grosse, Mr. A. Glovanoli, Ar CM. Goehring Mr. E. H. Hug- gar. Miss H. Helbert. ME. W. Hogan, Mrs. A. P.. Hogan, Mr. C. Hannigs, Mr. and Mrs. A J. Harris, Mr. Heidneck, Mr. Geo. T. Koch, 3. G. C.. Kennedy-Skipton; Licut-and- Mrs. A. A. Kessler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hehe, Mr. NM. A. Lebret, Mr-and- Mrs. C. E.. Lahe, Mr. W., M. Lewis, Mrs. G. H. Murring.. Mr. Millar, Mr. V. Macasact. Mr. J. H. N. Mody, Mr. and Mr. R. Mouye, Masters M. and A. Monye Mr. O. B. MacCallam, Mrs. M, Nonato, Misses C. and L. Nonato, Sir Henry and Lady Pollock, Mr. A. Pierce, Miss M. Paula, Miss Rimarenge, dir. E. L. Rocha, ME. 5. M. Ríï, Mr. M. V. del Rosario, Mr. G. E. Scheitzer, Mrs. CG Stewart. Haster C. P. Stewart, Alisse N. C. Stewart, Master. W. Stewart; Mr. C. P. Stewart. Mrs. R. E. Sherman, Miss O. and D.' Sherman, Mra. R. Spencer, Miss A. J. Shannon, Mr. E.. A. St. thu, Capt, and Mrs. I. £. Shamraging Me and Mrs. Thomson and family, Mr
J. Traynor, Miss M. M. Walsh.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The total number of "deck passengers entered for the twenty-four hours, ended at baum yesterday," was 109, of which tas
Sai Yang (British) from Shanghai and Amoy carried 130, and the! up. Anio Mari (Japanese) from Kuplung nad Swatow 177
A notice in the Harbour Office warns all south bound ships that from July: 12th mutil July 7th, inclusive, a large stean-launch of H.M.S. Iroquois will be anchored for tidal observations 4 points, miles, 270 degrees west, true from Hors- burgh Lighthouse, Singapore Strait.
The master of the s. Taishan, it is learned, is to be charged on a similar offence as that of the European masters of river steamers, who appeared before the Marine Court last week, "for failing to show regulation lights on their vessels "bengberthed at the Companies wharves on the Praya. The case will be heard within the next few days.
Pursuant to Section 188 af the Com- panies Ordinance, 1011, a general meeting | of shareholders of the Luen Mow Steam” shịp Co., Ltd. (who are involuntary. liquidation) is to be held at #5, Con- naught Road, Central, on Monday, August 9th, at p.m. for the purpose of having an account from the liquidator showing the manner in which winding. up has been conducted, and the property of the Company disposed of, laid before the meeting. and of hearing any "ex" planation that may be given by the fiquidator; also to pass the following Extraordinary Resolution — That the boots, accounts, vouchers and documents of the Company, and of the liquidator thereof be retained by the liquidator, on his undertaking to destroy. the same upon the dissolution of the Company,”,
Shipping is warned that Defence Electric Lights practice will be carried out from sudset until about two houra later on Thursdays, commencing_Thurs: day, July 15th' until Thursday, Septem ber 10th..
VESSELS IN DOOK.
The following vessels-are-in Dock-r Taikoo Dock:- Taming and (Chunj | Hing.
Tean (British) from Singapore and Bangkok with 250 tons of general cargo and mail;
Jade (French) from Fort Bayard with
150 tons of general cargo; Produre (Norwegian) from
with 1.360 tons of rice;
Saigon
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Kaija Maru (Japanese) from Keelung MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore & Peria
and Swatow with 373 tons of coal, 500 tons of general cargo and mail; Shinfoo (Chinese) from, Canton with
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Inter africuls yesterday too late for inclusion in the above returns, were as under:-
Selene (Dutch) from Balikpapan with 625 tons of Shell motor spirit and 1,275 tons of bulk oil, and 2,000 tons of bulk oil and a number of
drums of benzine for ports beyond y Karmula (British) from Yokohama and Shanghai with 31 tons of gunnies and general cargo, mail and 2,200 tons of cargo for ports beyond; Taipei Maru (Japanese) from Keelung
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ST. JOHN'S CATEDRAL, Hongkong.
July 11th, 1926, 6th Sunday after Trinity *--
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