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SHIPPING NEWS.
AREIVALS.
November 18th.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1926.
HONGKONG SHIPPING.
"YESTERDAY'S STATEMENT.
Cargo for Hongkong entered during Haimun, Chinese str., 641 tona, Capt. E.the 24 hours ended yesterday at 9 am,
Carneiro, from Canton, lying at buoy No. C-Hip Loong SS. Co. Tean, British scr., 1,351 tons, Capt.
H. Histed, from Fort Bayard, with
general cargo, lying at buoy No.! CIB. & S.
November 17th, Haiching, British str., 1,207 toes, Capt. A., Stewart, from Foochow, Amoy and Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at Douglas Wharf.-Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Xiangchow, British str., 1,5-13 tons,
Capt. C. Harris Walker, from how, with a cargo, of firewood, lying at buoy No. B-B. & S. " Kronvite, Norwegian str., 1,510 tons, Capt. Monsen, from Canton, lying at Yaumati-Walluni & Co.
totalled 3,473, tons, out of which 1,079 tons were carried by British vessels. The Ebest return was 1,145 tons brought in by
a Dutch steamer.
Steamens passing through Hongkong) had a total tonnage of 7,99 of general; cargo far ports beyond. The biggest re turn was 3,000 tons on the Antenor, a British vessel from Taku Bar and Shang- hai The Dutch steamer, Oldeberk, çar. ried 2,087 toes,
During the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday, there were only 9 arrivals and Hoi-14 departures; their nationalities being British, 4 arrivals and 6 departures; Japanese, 1 arrival and departure; Norwegian, 1'arrival and 1 departure; Chinese arrival and 3 departures; Dutch, arrivala; French, 1 departure; Americas 2 departures.
"Kuz Sang, British str., 3,843 tons, Capt. V. Mec. Liddell, from Kobe, which port she left on November 12th. with a general cargo lying at Kowloon Wharf.Jardine, Matheson & Co. Oldekerk, Dutch str. 4,567 tons, Capt
F. L. Lenjes, from Manila, which port she left on November 11th, with & general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.-J.CJL,
Sumatra Maru, Japanese str., 5,862 tons,
Capt. 1. Kamasaki, from Bombay vi
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There were 62 vessels ia ports, out of which 27 were British.
The tabulated lists of arrivals and clearances will be found on page 10.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Singapore. The latter port she left. R. Moore, D.5.0., was relieved as Dating from October 15th, Commander on November Stb, with & general cargo.ying at Kowloon Wharf. executive officer of the cruiser Delhi, in Q.S.E.
which he has served during the past two years, by Commander H. S. Bowlby, late of the Signal Department, Admiralty, and formerly in the Renous during the tour of the Prints of Wales to India agd Japah.
Van Cloon, Dutch str., 9,569 tons, Capt. H. G. Blits, from Singapore, which port she left on November 11th, with A general cargo, lying at buoy No.
45.-J.C.J.L.
Wong Shek Kung, Chinese str., 800 tons; Capt R. M. de la Sata, from Saigon, which port she left on November 11th, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. Cơ Kung Chung toi C
CLEARANCES.
November 17th. Harunaan Marug for Hongay. Hermes, for Miri
Krunviken, for. Saigon. Lok Sun, for Sandakan. Oldekerk, for Shanghai. Sinkiung, for Swatow.. Sui Fang, for Canton. Sumatra Maru, for Moji. Takudu, for Singapore.
PASSENGERS,
· DEPARTURES.
Capt. E. R. Kennedy, L.A.. has quali fed ns an interpreter, Brat class, in Chinese, as a result of the last examina- tion in foreign languages.
Among the candidates declared by the Admiralty to have been successful in the professional examinatiod for warrant supply officer, held in July last, were P. G. Hopping. Ambrose (previously qualified in victualling and mathematics), and G. Best, of the Mundis, passed in mathematics and victualling
Lieut. Commander Stephen. King-Hall, R.N., whose standard work on "Westera Civiliantion and the Far East" created much attention on its appearance two years ago, the more so as being the work of a young naval officer, is publizning through Messrs. Ernest Bena, Ltd., a work on Imperial Defence." It aims at showing, at a time when economy of public funds is so urgent, what, the tax- By the sa. Shingo Mare, for San Fran payer gets in return from an annual ex- gised vid ports, on November 17th-Mr.penditure of 116 millions upon the fight Hashidzamo, Mr. J. M. Hansay, 31r. H.ing Services. G. Cooper, Mr. E. Mackay, Mr. H, V.
The following appointments were made Stokely, Mr. F. A Crampton, Mr. A. by the Admiralty on October 13th Schumacher, Mr. N. G. Beale, Mr. T. Lieut. I. G. Wield, to Findictive (T), Hards, Mrs. Dorothy E. C. de Vallarino, add. (Oct. 20th), and as acting inter- Mr. A. F. van Wieringen, Mr. J. J. di Silva, Miny Rosin. Lee, Master Walter Proter in French (from date of joining). Lee, Master Norman Lee, Master Milton Payr. Mid. J. S. S. Smith, to Durban Leo, Master David Lee, and. Mr. B. A. (on recoming.). Clardy.
The following appointments were made By the a Antenor, for London by the Admiralty on October 14th:-- ports, on November 17th:-Mrs. Mac Commr. C. C. B. Vächer, to Dahlia, in lean, Miss Crew, Mr. and Mrs. John Clever, in command (oa transfer). Lieut- command (or commg.), and to Corn- Oswald, Mr. C. B. Leathark, Mrs.
Commr. C. Caslon, to Harkins, addl. Stewart, Mr. Fester, Mr. K. Stuart (Nov. 10th), and as Flag. Lieut. to VA Smith, Mrs. V. F. Harley, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Yates, Dr. J. Durrat, Miss Sir R. Y. Tyrwhitt, and as Fleet (S) Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, D. McFerran and Officer and W/T Officer (on transfer of child, Dr. W. B. Burke, Mrs. A. W dag).
Hoy, Master M. Hoy, Mr. G. G. Wood, The following appointments were made Mr. Frank Coates, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gby the Admiralty on October, 18th:- Howse, Mr. A. M. Thompson, Mr. Sidney Surgn. Lieut.-Comar, J. F: Haynes, to Metz, Mr. C. J. Clackett, Mrs. M. E, Durban, an recommg. (Nov. 2nd); Kempater, Miss A. Peers, Miss M. Seran, Payr. Lieut.-Commr. P. H. Morrissey, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Glynn, Mr. E. EM.B.E., to Hawkins, add. (Nov. 20th); Toeg, Mrs. H. J. Archibald, Master and as Sec. to Chief of Staff (on transfer. 1. Archibald, Mr. C. M. Allnutt, Miss of Ang). Payr. Licuts., A. G. Spears to M. Algar, Miss C. M. Brown, Mrs H Hawkins, add. (Nov. 20th); and as H. Fowler, Miss H. Green, Mrs. A. Assist. Sec. to Y.A. Sir R. Tyrwhitt (on Graham, Mr. F. J. Heal, Mrs. G. N. transfer of flag); and D. S. Wareham, Hallett, Miss G. B. Hallett, Mr. A. to Hawkins, addl. (Nov. 20th); and for Hutchison, Mrs. R. A. Kreulan, Mrs. W. duty in Admiral's office (on transfer of
E. Kent, Mrs. L. Lucas, Mrs. D. Mac. fag).
donald, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Quin, Misa R. Quin, Miss E. Quin, Master M. Quin, Mr. P." W. Sinnott, Mr. 1. G. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. E. Scheltus, Master W. Seboltus, Miss F. Martin, and Mr. F. W. Smith.
SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.
The R. M.S. Empress of Russia arrived at Kobe' yesterday at 5.30 am and was
due to leave at 5p.m. She is expected at Yokohama to-morrow.
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The .. Preussen (Hamburg-Amerika Line) left Singapore on the afternoon of the 15th inst., and is expected to arrive here on the 21st inst. at daylight. She is scheduled to sail on the following day from here for Shanghai and Japan.
The P. & O. Co.'s a. Khita leit Singa- pore for this port on the 18th inst. at 4 p.m., and is due here on the 22nd inst.,
at about 5 am.
VESSELS EXPECTED
Agra (Swedish East Asiatic), dur-about
November 30th
Bendoran (Ben Lige), due November
20th.
Formosa (Swedish East Asiatic), duo
December 13th.
Khiva (P. & O), das November 22nd,
about "8 m.
Preussen (Hamburg-Amerika Linie), dua
November 21st, at daylight.
BHIPPING NOTES.
A mistress of a cargo junk was fined 31 or 1 day's imprisonment, at the Marine Court, yesterday morning, before Lieut. Comdr. G. F. Hole, R.N., for mooring alongside the as Aucichow breast of five other junka, For failing to report to H.M...Station his arrival at Tai O, the master of a junk was fined $10, or ten days' hard labour in default.
The total number of deck, pässengers entered during the 24 hours ended at 9 am. yesterday was 1,854, out of which the Java-China-Japan Line's vessel, Fan Olson, brought. 1,125.”.
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(E/Asia and E/Bussią call at Nagsinki the day after departure from Shanghai).
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CONNECTING SAILING ST. JOHN TO LIVERPOOL,
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47 THE FOOK SING."
WOODEN MOTOR SHIP SOLD.
At Messrs. Lammert Bros. Auction
HIGH WATER.
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... "WAISHING"
"CHÀKHANG TINGSANG ORONGORING" FOOKBANG" "KWAISANG "
... "KUTSANG"
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From November 18th to 24th, 1928.-
LOW WATX.
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Rooms yesterday afternoon the wooden motor ship Fook Sing, which was put up for sale last week and not sold, was disposed of. She fetched the low figure of 86.000.
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This vessel has been lying off Cheung Sha Wan in the harbour, and is a triple Thur. 18829 screw motor ship, built of Teak.
Her dimensions' are follows: Fr. 19 Length, 163 feet 4 inches; breadth. 30 feet, 7 inches; depth, 19 feet 4 inches: Satur 20 gross tonnage, 835.84 tone; registered tonnage 327.32 tons.
The upset price was 85,000, and this figure was increased to the sum stated by The purchaser was Chu hids of $100. Tsik Fuk.
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
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Hongkong Observatory, November 17th.
Barometer 'Temperature Hamidity Wind Direction... Force Weather ... 'Bain
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Next Ballings, trom Marseilles.
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23rd Nov., 1926.
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