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ARRIVALS,
August 17th.
Sui Fib, Chinese str., 178 tons, Capt. Lo Shui, from Sha U Lhung" with cattle, lying at Luen Cheong Whart.-Fook
Hoi Co.
Fan Overstratca, Dutch str., 2,657 tons, Capt. H, Shiner, from Amoy, sing at buoy No. 23.—S.C.F. L.”.
August 15th.
HONGRONG SHIPPING.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY AUGUST 19TH, 1926
MUCH HEAVIER FREIGHTS RECORDED.
BEST FOR SOMETIME.
The prediction given in yesterday's issue that there would be an increase in tonnage and freight for the next return, was fully justified by the figures recorded in yesterday's shipping state- ment. There was an all round increase, and the cargo both for this port and mark than for some time past. The in- dications for to-day, however, are that freight will show another reduction' and will be fairly low, for there were only four arrivals later than 9 a.m. when the Harbour Once closed yesterday after- noon. Tonnage showed an increase of over 42,000 tons, compared with the figures of the previous day, the total tonnage entered reading:-Total: 48,107 tons (British vessels: 15,111 tens; other nationalities: 33,298 tons). Hongkong cargo showed an increase of over 10,000 tons, and freight for ather ports had gone up by over 9,000 tons.
City of Corinth, Liritish str., 3.972 tons,perts beyond Hongkong touched a higher
Capt. G. Burton, trom Keelung warch purt she last on August 13th, ying at Kowloon Dock.-Bank Line. Hai long, British str., 1,270 tons. Capt. Ellis Walker, trom Foochow and Amby, with a general cargo, lying at Douglas Whart-Douglas 8.5. Co. Kong Sang, British str., 1,429 tons, Cipt. A. Robertson, from Shang; hai and Foochow, with a general enrgs, ising at West Point Wharf Jardine, Matheson & Co. President McKinley, American str. 5,400 tong, Capt. A. O. Lustie, from Manila which port she left on August 18th with cigars, copra and general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.-Admiral Oriental Line.
7,480 tons, Telemachus, British str.,
Cupt, A. H. Lackin, from Singapore, which port she left on August 13th, with a general cargo, lying at Holt'a Wharf.-B. & S.
At 0 a.m. yesterday there were 56 Tak Wing, Chinese str., 103 tons, Capt.vessels in the barbour, of which 23 were Lo Shait, from Namtan, with a cargo British. During the previous 24 hours of vegetables, lying at Luen Cheong 10 vessels arrived, ., eight British, two American, two French one Dutch, Whari-Fook Hoi Co.
one German, two Japanese and three The departures during the Chinese.
to. 15, riz.. one same period came Japanese for Tjilatjap, one American for San Francisco, cne Japanese for Takao, one Chinese for Sha U Chung, one Chinese, and two British for Amoy, one French, one Japanese, one British and one German for Shanghai, one Dutch for Sourabaya, one British for Weihai- Wei, one Chinese for Hauhoi and one "American for Manila. Clearances came to seven, viz, one French for Kwang Chow Wan, one British for Miri, one Japanese for Batavia, che Britich for Takao, one British for _Manila, one Japanese for Tsingtao and cze Japanese for Shanghai.
CLEARANCES,
August 18th.
City of Wellington, for Shanghai.
Empress of Asia, far Shanghai. General Metzinger, for Saigon. Haldi, for Kinhon.
Hydrangea for Kwang Chow. Wah. -
Karhona Maru, for Hongag
New Mathilar, tor Harphing.
President Mckinley, to Shanghai:
Produce, for Saigon.
Souchos, o Shanghai.
SuifTik, for Sha-U Chung.
Tak Hing, for Harhol.
Telemachus, for Shanghai.
Fitnenem, for Amay
Van Overstraten, Tor Singapore.
PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.
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CARGO ENTERED.
(For the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday),
For Hongkong....13,176 tons. For parts beyond
Total
39,910
45,295 "}
(For the previous 24 hours ended at 9am on Tuesday).
For Hongkong. For ports beyond
Total
2,037 tons. .19,851
22,888 ,
Pers. General Metzinger, for Europe rid ports, on August 16th:-Mr: Tanian, Mr. 2. Peter, Mrs. L. . da Costa Botelho, Miss Marie Barretto, -Mr. A. D. Barretto, bliss Marie da Cruz, Mr. and Mrs, Ebihara and two children, Mr. S. Mitarai, Mr. T. Yamanashi, Mr. P. Wearne, Mr. C. Roesholm, Mr. K. Niza. muddin MH Lee Light Colonel Viana, the Misses fanie, Regina and B. Vina, Mr. Gaston Petrequin, Mr. M. Matute, Mr. E. A. da Silva, Mr. Aof coal, and 1,452 tons of rice. Of the tisegner, and Mr. J. Lesui
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SHIPPING NOTES.
General Metzinger, The French 5.5. which was scheduled to arrive in port yesterday morning did not arrive until late afternoon, having, been delayed by the typhoon which she encountered on her way to Hongkong, and from which she took shelter at Woosung.....
The City of Wellington's report made to the Harbour Office yesterday: stated that she encountered a typhoon on August 13th and 14th when in Latitude 14.00 N Longitude 123 E. The Tjika- room also mentioned m:eting with a typhoon from the Straits to Hongkong. but no details were given. The report from the ... West Halvard (American). which arrived here from Astoria and Kobe yesterday afternoon, stated that bad weather bad been encountered.
The 5.3. President McKinley had only two cabin passengers when she arrived in port yesterday morning from Manila.
Shanghai having been declared an in- fected port, all passengers travelling either third-class or steerage by the Canadian Pacific, Dollar Line and Ad- mirai-Oriental Line, going--beyond. Shanghai, will not be allowed, to go ashore in Shanghai, this being a precau tion against the Cholera epidemic pre- vailing in that port
The total number of deck passengers entered for the 24-hours-ended at 9-a.r yesterday was 368, of which the 8. Hydrangea (British) from Kwang Chow Wan carried 300, and the 8.3. Van Over. atralen (Dutch) from Amoy 328.
The river, steamers from Canton con- tinue to bring increased consignments of ginger from that port. Shipments are increasing much in value to that prevail- ing up to recent dates
A notice from the Customs authorities at Foochow states that the port of Ningpo has been declared cholera in fected, and, therefore, all vessels arriving from that port on and after August 11th, will be governed by the sanitary regula tions for the port of Foochow. A simi- lar notice applies to the epidemic at Amby,
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