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Agents
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VIA MANILA AND THURSDAY ISLAND, Through Bill of Lading issued to all Australian, Now Zealand and Tasmanian Forta.
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15th February
8th February
11th March
14th April
18th March 19th April
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CITY OF BRISTOL"
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25th February.
5th March. 26th. March, 8th April.
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Babject to Change withoab Notion,
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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1927.
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures,
ARRIVALS.
January 27th
Batania “Maru, Japanese str., 2,736- toas, Capt. H. Egusa, from Sourabaya and Tawao The latter port abe left on January 20th, with sugar, rattan and general cargo, lying at buoy No. 425,-0.8.E.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALJ.
Passengers, etc.
WHEN COAL AND OIL GIVE OUT.
WASTED.
SEA AS Á STOREHOUSE.
Per a President" Pierce, trom VAST SOLAR ENERGY NOW Manila, on January 29th :-For Hong Kong: Dr. and Mrs. W. Bloem, Lt. A. Bond, Mrs. M. D. Browne, Mr. R. C. Campbell, Bru. Edw. Clifford, Mr. G. J. van Eck, Miss F. H. Fales, Mr. J. F. van
Dr. J. Johnstone, Professor of Hengel, Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Harrell, Mr. W. S. Leonard, Capt. Oceanography at Liverpool Univer- 8. Miller, U.S.A., Rev. Fr., W. sity, writing in the annual report H. Musson, Mr. and Mrs. C. E of the Marine Biological Station, Meyer, Mr. J. A. T. Nieuwan..
J haya, Rev. Fr. G. Schotte, Dr. and Port Erin, refers to researches fra. J. G. Taylor, Miss H. Taylor, bearing upon the general problem Mr. C. Vicente, Mr. J. Vicente, of the production of organic sub- Mrs. J. S. Waddington, Mr. A E.
Fai Fen, Chinese str., 910 tons, Capt. F. Semmelmann, from Haiphong and Hoihow, with coal and general cargo, lying at buoy), No. 030.—Sing Roe Čo. Hermelin, Norwegian str., 1,183 fons, Capt. . Pederson, from Bangkok and Swatow, with rice and general cargo, lying at buoy No. C36-Thoresen & Co. asingee, Afr. 8. G. Yasingea, Rev. stance in the sen Ho says this Kitano Mara, Japanese str., 7,851 Fr. A. van Bugt. Among paasen-subject has extraordinary` fascina, tops, Capt M. Tamita from gera passing through on their way tion not only because of its in- London, which port she left os
to Shanghai were: Miss Jean M. December 17th, with 431 tous of Faircloth, Mr. D. L. Hutchinson, trinsic interest, but also because of general cargo, lying at Kow- Mrs. D. K. Kovach Mr. J. B. theoretical possibilities of marine. loon cargo.-N.Y.K.
Mencariai, Mr. Pickford, Mrs, exploitation in the far-off future. Liangchou, British str., 1,990 tons,
A. L. Smith. For Kobe. Mr. G.
The ultimate source of the energy Capt. CH. Jones, from Shang. Otten. For Honolulu: Mr. H. J. hai and Amox, with a general Schlotes, For San Francisca: Mr. contained in all our food and fuel cargo, lying at buoy No. B12-. de Acuna, Mr. I. P. Bucs Mr. materials is that of the sun's B. & S.
and Mrs. W. A. Chittick, Master radiation, bat, while WA. Chittick, jr.. "Miss Fatricia quantities of this energy are re- Chittick, Miss B. Crown, Mrs. G.ceived by the earth's surface, only a Evarts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. very insignificant fraction is re- Harden, Master E. Harden, Miss
ained.
Only small fraction tends to be S. Harden, Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Kittredge, Mr. M. P. Lavin, Mr. stored in the form of organic and Mrs. P. McKenna, Mr. this, changed profoundly, are utilis- materials, and accumulations of Kenna, Miss R. McKenna, Mr. R
January 98th,
poes, British str., 1,778 tons,
Capt, W. Anderson, from Sai gon, which port the left on Jan. ath, with a general cargo, lying LL buoy No. AS-Wo Fat
Shing.
توم
Fushimi Maru, Japanese str., 6,848
tous, Capt. A Oya, from Yoko bama and Shanghai. The latter port she left on January 25th, with a general cargo, lying st
buoy No. A3.-N. Y.K. Gemma, Dutch str., 5,337 tons, Capt. P. Broawer, from Kobe and Shanghai. The latter part she lert on January 25th, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No, A6.-J.QJ.L
M.B.K.
Huc Shan, Chinese str., 1,701 tons, Cept. D. Torgensen, from Keo lung, which port she left on January 20th, with a cargo of coal, lynig at buoy No. 51 Preklet Pierce, American str., 8,3 tons, Capt. Heary Nelson, from Manila, which port the left on January 26th, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon
Whari.-Dollar S.8. Line,
Seale, Norwegian str. 1 to
Capt. R. Jentoff, from Saigon, which, pore she left on January 22nd, with a carge of rice, lying
enormous
are
B. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs W. Red by us as coal and oil, and are Rennolds, Miss E. Rennolds, Mrs. used immediately in the forms of TW. Spencer, Rev. and Mrs. L. Plant and animal foodstuffs. The G. Templia, Miss E. A Templin, accumulations of coal and oil
a capital which we are de For Los Angeles: Mr. M. Apleting very rapidly (from the Luther.
point of view of science), and when they have been used up man must depend for fuel not on renewable store of materials, but upon a revenue that is replenished as rapidly as it is used.
Per as Furimi Maru, from Japan rid Shanghai, on January th: Mra J. M. Hotly, Mrs. L M. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sherrard Hr, W. D. King, Mira, S. C. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Loe, Mr. R. E. Chamber, Mr. F. Burrington, Mr. and Mrs. F.. Harris, Mr. R. F. Chatters Mr. W. M. Lyons, Mr. C. MeMahes, Miss P. Pardo, Misa M. Hyndham, Miss S. Rosario, Miss H. Hynd- man, Miss M. de Leon, Miss C. Warren, Mrs. M. Galannlic, Miss 5 R. Ismail, Mr W. O. Woodford, Mrs. H. Vines, Min J. Vines, Mr. F. Dickinson, Miss D.. B. Dickin son, alt, and Mrs. J. Watson, Miss
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Problem For. Science. Estimates point to a huge pro- duction of organic materials by marine plants. It is fairly certain, says the writer, that round the coasts of Great Britain, in the fore- shore and shallow water regions, the photosynthesis carried on by the production of carbohydrate by
marine plants is enormously great,
reaks, Miss H. Croaks, Master D. sen bottom, goes into solution Lat buoy No. 37.-Thoresen & Croaks, Mrs. A. Worrall, Master E. in 1028 season at Port. Erin
Co.
Van
Rees,
tons,
from
The difficulty is he says, to and what becomes of the material M. R. Watson, Miss K. B. Watson, that, is "formed. After that the Miss D. E. Watson, Miss J. 3. problem will be how to accumulate Watson, Mrs. S. W. Wolle, Miss D.it for human 'use. At present it Master P. Wole, Mrs. R. probably passes into the form of * detritus" that is deposited on the
жа water." laboratory was a record one for culture. The yield per lobster lobster beat that of 1995 (the previous record); and the number of larvae hatched out (101,311), was considerably more than double that of any other year.
Worrall Dr. W. Weeden, Mrs. 11. Weedou. Alester DW: Weedon, Mr, B. H. Tambs, Mrs. B. KAouglass, Mrs. D. Mathieson, Master M. Mathieson, Mr. A. G. Mathieson,
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, « THE BANK LINE, LTD, HONG KONG | Tjikini, Dutch str. 2,587 HONG KONG &'UANTON, JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD., CANTON. Capt. J.
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Batavis and Balikpapan, which port she left on January, 20th, with a general cargo, lying at
Per ... Kitano Maru; from buoy No. 423.--J.C.J.L.
London viú ports, on January 28th: Tottori Varu, Japanese str., 5,973 Mr. J. Baumber, Mr. J. Carcereny, toos, Capt. R. Kamekawe, from Mr. T. G. Baillie, Mrs. B. Baillie, Shanghai, which port she lait Mias B. Baillie, Miss M. Baillie, on January 25th, with a general Mr H. B.. Bates, Mrs. A. E. Jen- cargo, lying at Kowinon Wharfen, Mr. R. C. Kennedy, Mr. A. O.
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THE
3rd February, 1927.
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CLEARANCES. January 28th. Arafurn, for Manila. Bainvia diary, for Takao. Gemra, for Manila. Fushima Maru, for Singapore Haining, for Swatow. Hager, for Canton. Hua Shan, for Manila. Kum Sung, for Singapore. Liangchow, for Canton... Taking, for Autow. Talme, for Amoy. Tottori Maru, for Singapore. Fingwo, for Kwong Chow Wan,
WITHIN CALL.
The following vessels were expect- ed to be in wireless communica- tion with Hong Kong yesterday:- | Robert Dollar, Weirbank, Haining, Gemma, Ben Lawers, Talma, Ara- fara, Seang Bee Chak Sang, Celebes Maru, Kiku Maru, Kitana Maru, Tsurugison Maru, Kwaya Haru,
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BAILINGS FOR EUROPE
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28th January... 26th February, 20th March
ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE:
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SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN
HONG KONG
FOR JANUARY, 1997.
STANDARD TIME OF THE 120th
MERIDIAN, EAST OF -
GREENWICH.
Date.
Sunrise ·Sunect! January 29th.7.04 m. 6.10 p.m.
30th...7.03 31st.....7.03
6,10 8.11
The night sailings for Canton by
the as. Taishan are to be suspend-
ed during Chinese New Year in view of the celebrations
Eth February, Sth March.
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DEGULAB SERVICE of Fast High Clan Const Steamers. Baillings JEU subject to alteration without notice,
- FOR
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HATCHING HAIHUNG HAINING
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Monday, 31st January, at 1 p.m. ...Saturday,
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