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AND
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5th October 17th October 26th October
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14th October
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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1928.
Shipping
ARRIVALD.
October ist,
News Arrivals and Departures,
PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.
The following passengers were on Linan, British str., 1,256 toan. Capt.
C Mather, from Shanghai, I board the s.a. Takada which arrived which port she left on Septem-here on October and from Japan ber 25th, with a general cargo, Lying at bucy No. B-B. & S. and Amoy:-Mrs. W. Dewhurst, Mr. M. Motumal, Mr. S. B. Karr, Luchon, British ; 1,291 Fous,
Capt. C. H: Jones, from ley, Mr. Tam Foon Guin, Mrs. Lin with a getietal cargo, lying at Chuan Nin, Mri, Chang Soon Nin, buoy No. 37-B. & H.
Miss Lin Mee Nin, Mr. Ng Kivan Salabangka, Dusch ste. 1138 tons, Liang, Mr. Soo Been Guk.
Capt. D. Ouwehand, from Foo- chow, with a general carge, lying at buoy No. A6.-J.C.J.L
Departures.
etc.
SAVING LIFE AT SEA.
".
A PASSENGER'S TRIBUTE.
A correspondent has sent the Times an account of the experience which fell to the fortune of himself and other passengers in the Arguani whch the tessel was four- days out on its homeward voyage from Kingston, Jamaica, to Avon- WSKI.
INDO-CHINA
STRAM - NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED - SAILINGS SUBJECT TO AZÍNÉM PIUNG
TSINOTAU via SWATOW! - "HUFFANG”.
SHANGHAI
OBAKA BAMOY, S'HAL,
MOVI & KOBE
SHANGHAI via AMOY..
On August 24th, in the first dog CANTON watch, one of the passengers fell
SINGAPORE overboard while the ship was going at full speed. "But," the corres The following passengers left here pondent Writte, for the resource- on October 2nd by the as President fulness, and alacrity of Vernon, the City of Khios, British, str., 3.851 Liveniu for Seattle vid ports:-Mr. steward, who immediately threw a
lifebelt to the man, and the speed | TIENTSIN tons Capt. Reng, from D. W. Atwater, Mrs. §. N. Àtwater, ut Second Officer Ireland in getting Singapore, which port she left. Mr. H. W. Watson, Mr. E. M. on to the bridge to telegraph to the
Bank Line.
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Deli Maru, Japanese str., 1992 tons, Capt. K. Yaugets, from Cartoh, lying at O.S.H. Wharf. -0.8.K
STRAITÉ & CLDOUTE.
"KWAIBANG": "HANGSANG" A FOOSHINGTM
Bon
7th Ock, at 7' But, Wed, 10th Oct; më 7 man, Sun, 14th Det, at 7am. Wid, 17th ott ki T'kin.
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Thire; 11th Got, at 7 am.
Bas, 81st Oct., st 7 am.
Batur, 6th Duty, at 5 pm. Fri, 6th Oct., Šįm
Fri
*HOSANG" "KUTJANG"
* CHIPSHING.”
12th Oct; ut i jam. Wed, 17th Oct at 3 p
Tues 19th Oct., at 4pm.
* MAUSANG “
Thurs., 18th Oct., at 3 p.m.
For Freight or Passagé,, apply tom
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO, LTD'
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Talerions; antaal No, 216.
GLEN LINE.
FARE: HONG KONG TO LONDON 282.
on September with, with gen-Merrick, Mr. W. McGibson, Mr.engine room to stop the engines, na SANDAKAN eral cargo, iving at Holt'e : 'Whar?-Bank Line.
W. H. J. Cambier, Miss B. C. Mwell as inmediately causing the quartermaster to get the helm bard City of Wellington, British str., Malder, Mr. E. Laure, Mr. Lan aport so that the ship could circle 3,69 tofa, Capt. C. Nelton, Leung Yee, Mr. Jung Tung Chung, round the spot where the man dis from Hankow, with a general Mr. Ly Van, Mr. Lam Kui Yew, appeared, the ultimate story would be different. In a few moments carro, Iving at baby No. A-Mr. Mui Ngok Pang, Mr. and Mrs. after the two warning blasts of the F. S. Carpenter, Mr. C. D. Hong, ship's siren the crew, to the number Cremer, Dutch str., 2,784 toba, Capt Miss Les Pao Ying, Mr. L. Blum, of 106, were at their stations.
G. J. Harmsen, from Singa
Captain Scudamore, D.8.C., being pore, which port the left on Mr. Pang Wah Huch, Mr. Chan on the bridge, at once asked Chief September 27th, with a general Tick Sam, Mr. To Hing, Mr. and Officer Dodd to lower the starboard cargo, lying at buoy No. Al-Mrs. H. J. Janes, Mrs. Pak Ching lifeboat, hoping that the drowning J.C.J.L
man would be found on the side on Hol, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Lau, Mr. which he disappeared; but, al T. H. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. J. though the boat was lowered most Manrique, Catherine Cemeeinhardt, expeditiously, no one could detect him on the suface of the water. It Mrs. R. Feisum, Mrs. J. Ch. Kool was apparent, therefore, that he had. Kingyuen, British str., 1.518 Jong,man, Miss Ch. 1 J. Kooiman, Mr. disappeared in the re ten of the TO LONDON, BOTTERDAM & HAMBUEG VIÐ STRAITS & COLOMBO,
Capt. D. J. Smartan, from Moy Gin, "Master Moy Gug Jung, propellera, as by this time the star- Bangkok, which port she left on Mr. Choy Kit Pang, Mr. Hoy Wing board engine was again in action September 26th, with a general
to expedite the completion of the cargo, lying at buoy No. A. Chuen, Mr. Lee Naam Po, Mr. G. circle. He could not be found aay B. & S.
Lee, Mr. J. E. McKenna, Mrs. where until Captain Scudamore, with his binoculars, scanned the sen Dong Shee, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ling, on the port title and found the poor Mrs. Li She Tso, Mr. N. F. Milner, man clinging to the lifebelt about Mr. Tip Ming, Mr. Lee Gin, Mr.ja mile away. Second Officer Ire A. Bashin, Mrs. To Tezo Pok, Mrs. land immediately had the port life- boat lowered, and the superb sea, Wong Kit Kwai, Master Wo Monmanship of him and the crew was
able to complete the rescue."
The resourcefulness of those in com- mand," the correspondent. eindes," coupled with the promp- titude and discipline of the eres, cannot but fortify-if that is pos sible the assurance of our faith in those who go down to the sea in ships, and of whose deeds of heroista few have the privilege of being witnesses, as I have been."
Sanchor, British str., 1,594 tons, Capt. W. Culloch, from Canton, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. B9.-8. & S. Takada, British str.. 6,949 tona, Capt. J. G. Lindon, from Japan ports and Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf. -Mackinain, Mackenzie & Co.
CLEARANCES
October 2d. "Birchbank, for Haiphong. Cheongshing, for Tientsin. Cremer, for Swator.
Empress of Canada, for Shanghai. Halidor, for Bangkok.. Haard, for Swatow. Kwong Sang, for Swatow, Linen, for Canton. Zuchow, for Canton. Michael Jebsen, for Swator. Salahangka, Lor Manila. Sarpedon, for. Singapore. Shin Hing, for Macao. Soothoe, for Swatow. Tak Hing, for Autau Tjikembang, for Batavia. Tiliwang, for Swatow. Tingchow, for Shanghai.
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OUND VOLUMES of the WEEKLY PRESS, January to June, 1928,
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The following passengers leaving on October 3rd for Marseilles and London i Singapore by the s.a.
·Sarpedon : ---Miss J. C Lawford, Mr. J. McTaggart, Miss M. Me Gindle. Sir Erie and Lady Stuart Taylor, Miss L Stuart Taylor, Master R. Stuart Taylor, Miss E. Butler, Mr. R. C. Whittall, Mrs. A. G. Coppin, Mr. R. G. 8. Kay, Miss D. K. S. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Orchard. Master W. D. Orchard, Mr. Khoo Boo Gay, Mr. PP Gasille, Mr. L. Gasille, Mr. R. J. Barker, Mr. A. Laws, Mr. E. A. L. Laws, Master F. H. Lowa, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer and Master Meyer, Mrs. G. S. M. North, Mies M. North, Mrs. G. Parkinson, Master C. Parkinson, Mr. H.-S.. Soderlindb. Mr. W. H. Whitehouse, Mrs. D. Whitehouse.
The following passengers left here on October, 2nd by the s.s. Siberia Meru for San Francisco, vid Ker- lung. Shanghai and Japan ports:- Mr. and Mrs. D. Yamane and two children, Father Vicente, Mr. K. Ashikari, Mr. T. C. Hards, Mrs. K. M. Elzear, Mr. J. 'da Silva, Mrs. L. da Silva, Mr. and Mrs. K. Yamanisky, Mr. C. J. Kellner, Mr. D. Miyazaki, Miss L. Frochard, Mr. M. Yamanaka, Mre M. L Greer, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Garland, Rev. and Mrs. N. F. Silsbee, Mr. E. E. Garland, Mr. Lee Foey, Mrs. C. D. Warfeld, Miss. 5. Richert.
con-
The Ariguoni in a vessel of 8,746 tons, owned by Elders and Fyffes. Limited.
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"Horo KONG WERELY Pains"
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departure th Oct.
departure 9th Nov.
departure 17th Nor.
Passenger steamers sailing via Manila and Ports to Genoa,
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dee here 21st Oct.
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Steel Twin-Screw Ocean-going Tug and Salvage Steamer
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Please address enquiries to the Chief Manager,
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DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO.,
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Tuesday, the 9th Oct., at 9 pin.
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