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SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
August 24th.
Glenamoy, British str., 4,645 tons, "Capt.
C. Homan, trom London, which port she left on July 10th, with a general cargo, lying as Kowloon Wharf.-- Jardine Matheson & Co. Lee Sung, British str., 972 tons, Capt. J. MeAinsh, from Haiphong, with a general cargo. lying at buoy No. 035.
Jardine. Matheson & Co. Shantung, British str., 1.568 tous, Capt. R. Robertson, from Shanghai, which port she left on August 21st, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. BIE-B. & S. Nai Fik, Chinese st.. 179 toe, Capt. -Lo-Shui, from Sha U Chung, with cattle, lying at Luen Cheong Wharf. Fook Hai. Co.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY AUGUST 26TH, 1926
HONGKONG SHIPPING
STATEMENT.
NO FREIGHT FOR OTHER PORTS.
DECREASE IN TONNAGE AND CARGO.
How
With a decrease of fourteen on the arrivals. the previous day, a decrease in cargo, as recorded 'in yesterday's ship. ping statejuent. was to be expected. A very notable feature of the reports, how- ever, was that while there was a fair return of Hongkong cargo, although. naturally, a decreased one, by the extent of over ten thousand tons, there was not la single vessel carrying freight for ports Leyond Hongkong. This is indeed a very caer and remarkable occurrence, ever, although tonnage and freight was' down.yesterday, the indications are that. August 13th.
there will be a big increase in the returns Asphalton, British str., 3,53 tons, Capt.to-iny, especially with regard to freight TH. Coliste, from Yokobanta and for other porta, for of the nine veselai Shanghai The latter port she left Arriving during the late morning and on August ist, with a general cargo,atternoon several made fairly heavy, four
gure entries. lying at buoy No. A.-R. & S. Ginya Muru, Japanese Str. 6,115 tons,
Lapt. S. Ash, from Nagasaki,!
The total tonnage entered was 8.100 which port she left on August 21sc, tona, of which British vessels contributed with poaucous..und provisions, lying 0,740 tons and stemmers of other nation- at Stonecutters.-N. Y. K..
alitics 1,334 tons. At Dam. yesterday Haiyang, British str., 1,630 tons, Capt, there were 32 vessels in the barbour, of W. S. Turubult, from Fouchow and which 27 were British, During,the pre- Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at cious twenty-four hours seven vessels Douglas Whari.-Douglas, Lapraik &arrived, ei, four British and thres Co.
Chinese, The departures during the Awad Song, British str., 1.433 tong, Capt.me period came to fifteen, ring one N. W. van Cortlandt, from Cheribon British and one American for Manila, and Samarang.
The latter port she one British for Kwang Chow Wan, one left on August 18th," with a cargo Chinese for Hauhoi, teur British" for of sugar, lying at buoy No. 41-Amoy, one Japanese for Keelung. one. Japanese and on Dutch for Shangbai,
Jardine. Matheson & Co.
Sunkong, Chinese str., 322 tons. Capt. Lai Kwang from Awang (how Wan, With a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C-Man Yes 8.8. Co. Fat Hing, Chinese str., 105 Lons, Capt. Lo Shan, from Nautau, with a cargo (of vegetables, Ligg at Lura Chang
Whari-Fook Hui Lo.
Tand, British str. 4.2 tons. Capt. E. Picher, from top, which pórt she left on August 10th, with a gone. ral cargo, lying at bag No. AL- Mackinuon, Mackenzie & Co. Teli, Chinese str., 1,071 tons, Capz A.
B. Jorgensen. tron Fouchow, and Amoy with general cargo and Road, lying at thiu Ch Whart-Yuct on N3S.CO.
CLEARANCES.
August 5th.
Aphelion, for Singapore. Bakin, for sebatik. Empress of Cranera, for Mahlia
filemy, for Shanghai.
Bakodate Harzu, tor Keelung.
Hanoi, for Awang Chow Wän.
Hva Sang, ma sundadgan
Kum Sang, for Singapore.
Luk Sun, for Jesselton.
Poo Snug, for hwang Chow Man. Leutexilius, for Kobe,
Chung.
Su Yik, for Sha Nunning, for Shanghai. Tak Hing, for Haubol "Ljikembang," "for Huntok Ein Cloun, for Swaton,
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.
Per 8.5. Huiyang, on August 5th:- Mr. N. V. Halward, Mr. E. K. Seyer, Mrs. C. M. Larson sad infant, and Miss Gittina.
TONNAGE.
Japanese for Takac, one Japanese for Kobe, one Chinese for Saigon and one Chines for, Sha. U Chung. The clear- aces were three, wi, one British for Shanghai, one British for Haiphong and one Japanese for Swntow
CARGO ENTERED. (For the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday).
For Hongkong. reports rond
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HOMEWARDS.
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Arrive Manila
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App. 27 !! Sep. 10
Sep.
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Das Hongkong.
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"GLENGARRY"
31st Aug.
* GLENOGLE"
f0,937 tons.
wil,
*GLENAPP"
***
Passanger Department s Freight and Express I
Tel. 0.752. Cabin: GACANPAC. Cable: NAUTILUS,
GLENSHANE".......
16th Sept 5th Oct.
(15
"GLENBEG'
Total...............12,557,
(For the previous 24 hours ended at
3.m. on Tuesday).
For Hongkong
#1,7964 tons, For ports Leyond .89,218 44
Total.....
54,044
O the cargo for Hongkong, the four than British Tessela brought so less 10.306 tons. of which 8,600 tons and 2,393 consisted of sugar, the remainder being Ketera! LAKO. Ualy 351 tons were brought by two vessels of other flags.
THE ARRIVALS.
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The arrivals for the twenty-four hours
43.10 ended at 0 a. yesterday were under; ***
Shantung (British) from Shanghai with
333 tons of general cargo. Awai Sung (British) from Cheribon and Samarang with 2,575 tons of
sugar.
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22nd Sept
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... 20th Oct.
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31st Sept., at Noon 5th Oct at Noon
SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolulu..
Monday, Tuesday,
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SOUTH AMERICA via Japan, Honolulu, San Francisco, Los
SIBERIA MARU
TAIYO MARU
Omit Honolalt.
Calls Los Angeles,
Angeles, Mexico and Panama.
GINTO MARU
ANYO MARU
BOKUYO MARU”—
FUSHIMI MARU
Tuesday.
31st Aug, at Noon Tuesday, 12th Oct., at Noon Saturday-17th-Nov-at-Noon-
Le Day (British) from Haiphong MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP vis Singapore & Pazia
with tons of general cargo. Baron Ardrossan (British) from Sama. rang and Probolingo with 0,300 tons of sugar.
Tel: (Chinese) from Fonchow and Amoy
with 30 tons of general, cargo. Sut 14 (Chinese) from Sha U Chung with one ton of general caIRO. Tu fling shinese) from Namtau with with two picuis of vegetables. MAILS.
Per us. Tondo, from Japan, on August. 25th Mr. and M10. W. Keaton, from Yokohama ar. and Mr. D. W. Trat-" inan, Miss M. E. Lackie, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gillingham, Miss P. Gillingham Mails brought by the above vessels were Miss M. Gillingham, airs." W. Faid, and as under:-Pro Shanghai. Shantung Mrs. J. Fenton, from Kobe. Passengera (245 bags); Haiphong, Lee Bang (8 passing through Hongkong on their way bags); foochow and Amoy, Teli (4 bags). | to Australia included: Miss V. Story, Mrs. A. B. Story, Jr. F. McLeod, sur, Mrs. E. Lortus. Ms. E. Sutton, and Mrs. Holman James, Miss A. B James, Miss M. W. Tweedie, Mr. W. Stewart, Miss M. Stewart. Miss Bonnie Kinnear,rs. E. "Stavely, Capt. Roberts, Miss Swanzy, quid Mr. F. H. McLeod.
DEPARTURES.
Per R... Empress if C'avuie, for Manila, on August 25th:-Mr. W.-H. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Buckley, lr. and Mrs. M. C. Barry, Mr. Lais J. Bautista, Rev. Win. Corliss, Rov., C. E. Deppermapa. Mr. Go Kun Mr. D. S. FitzGerald, Mr. T. S. Guan, Mr. A Hoshino Rev. E. E. Holland. Mr. J. Karsten. Rev. 3. L. Luces, Mr. F. L. Laurence, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ledsma, Dr. C. R. Lara, Miss W. Muir, Miss M. Muir, Mra. . H. Miller, Miss M. T. Mouzer, Mi. G. A. Mcfoor, Rev. M. A. Mudd, Rev. J; J. McGowan, Miss E. G. Lloyer, Mde. L. iaurin, Mr. K. Naka- nura, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Naser, Master F. Naser, Master T. Naser, Mrs. J. K. Richards, Mr. Roberto, Mr. Vicente Homes. Rev. A. M. Thibbitts, Mr. M. E. Taylor. Mr. J. Villanueva, Major Louis de Vautour, Mrs. H. H. Winburg, Mr. H. W. Wood, and Mr. F-C-Whitfeld.
VESSELS IN DOCK.
The following vessels are in dock at Taikop:-Hanging, Kathe, Kiangsu and Tean.
"At the Cosmopolitan Dock:
ELLERMAN
Lama.
LATER VESSELS..
بام
HAKOZAKI MARU
HAKUSAN MARU
KITANO MARU
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila
AKI MARU
Saturday, 29th Aug. Saturday, 11th Sept.
Saturday, 25th Sept.
Saturday, 9th Oct.
& Porta.
Wednesday, 20th Oct.
NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA.
HAKODATE MARU... TAKETOYO MAKE ....
Thursday, 26th Aug, ̈
6th Sept Monday,
BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town, Delagoa"
Bay & Algoa Bay.'
BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang & Colombo.
TOKUSHIMA MARU
NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
AKI MARU
Monday,
30th Aug."
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Laler arrivals yesterday too late for CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Bangoon. incluaren in the above returns were as under:
Haighng (British) from Fecchow and. Amog with 500 tons of tea and general cargo and mail. Gemmo (British) from London and alagapore with 1,318 tons of gene- ral cargo, mail and 6,000 tons for purts beyond.
+
*
Aphelion (British) from Yokohama
SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,
MALACOA MAKU DASAR MARU: TAMBA MARU
Saturday,
·18th Sept.
Friday, Monday, Tuesday,
27th Aug.
3uth Aug,
31st Aug.
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and Shanghai with 10 tons of Far farther information, apply to
general cargo, mail and 6,450 tons for porta beyond.
Tanda British) from Yokohama and
Moji with 14 tons of general cargo, mail and 1,063 tons for ports be yond. Cinyo Jura (Japanese) from Nagasaki ith 57 tons of potatoes and 'pro- visions and mail.
Songki diura (Japanese) from Yoko- hama and Moji with 321 tons of general cargo, mail and 5,760 tons ior ports beyond. Samarang Jinek
frem
(Japanese) Soarabaya and Balikpapan with 513 tons of molasses and Chinese paper, mail and 4,11 tons -ports besood
Hakodate Mari Japanese) from Kobe and Iloilo with an entry for
M. M.
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