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"TATSUTA MABU.

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TAITO MARU

14

SEATTLE & VANCOUVER. *

Wednesday, 18th Oct., at 10 a Wednesday,

1st Nov., at 10 am. Wednesday. 16th Nov.

21st Oct

11th Nov.

HIKAWA MARU ...(Starts from Kobe) Saturilay, HIVE MABU... ...(8tarts from Kobe)- Saturday. LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM

via Singapore, Penang, Colombo and Suez.

KASHIMA MARU...

YASUKUNI' MAKU

HAKONE MART

Saturday, 14th Oct.

Friday, 27th Oct, Saturday,

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila and Ports.

- AMO MABU

KITANO, MARU

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1933.

Shipping News Daily Statement, Clearances,

YESTERDAY'S FREIGHT

RETURNS

IMPORTS 8,140 TONS; THROUGH CARGO

11,120 TONS.

The returns, shown at the Har- bour Office of vessels carrying cargo to the Colony during the 2: hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday

were:-

British. Kum Sang,

Cargo for Through

H.K.

Ports.

Amoy 396

Kwai Sang,

Canton

1,934

1,150

Yat Shing.

Chefoo 1,100

Yu Sang.

Tongku 420

1.989

1,700

Halching.

Swatow 112 130

Tsinan, Amoy Kwangtung

Hong Peng.

Hothow 1.470

Singapore 100

.1,450 3.7288,223

Dutch. Tjibadak.

Amoy 70

1,253 70-1.253.

Norwegian.

Norviken.

Swatow

Syder Sayen,

Chin-

.

370

1,027

wangtao 1,368

44

Promise,

Bangkok 1,785

3.523

1.071

French.

Tal, Poo Sek,

Fort Bayard

Chinese.

666

14

666

Mao Lee,

.. Swatow

160

-580

160

Total

580

ARRIVALS

October 8.

Ships In Harbour, etc.

Hong Peng, British str., 2,525 tons, Capt. J. H. Gregory. from Singapore, buoy No. A4.-Ho Thong and Co.

Kum Sang, British str., 3,311 tons, Capt. W. Field-Hoood, from Amoy, buoy No. 38-Jardine, Matheson and Co.“

1J

Tal Poo Sek, French str., 1,219 tous, Capt. Maternati Paul from K. C. Wan, budy No. B12-Wo Hop'and Co. Thurland Castle. British str. 3,808

tons, Capt. R. L. Hughes, from Shanghai, Stonecutters-Dod- well and Co. Tijsalak. Dutch str. 3,714 tons,

Capt. J. C. G. de Graaff, from Amoy, buoy No. AB.--1.0.J.L. Trave, German str., 4.890 tons, Capt. Hahn, from Shanghai. buoy No. 42-Melchers and Co. Tainan, British str., 2100 tons, Capt. W. G. McKenzie, from Amoy, buoy No. B21.-B. and S.

October 9,

Col di Lana. Italian str. 3,709, tons, Capt. Raimondi, from Shang- hal. buoy No. A3.-Dodwell and Co.

Duisburg, German str., 4,375 tons,

Capt. Zabel, from Shanghai, budy No. Al-Jebsen and Co. Kwat Sang, British str., 1,435 tons, Capt. M. Costello, from Canton, buoy No. B2-J. M. and Co. Kwangtung, British str., 1,572 tons, Capt. D. D. Richards, from Hothow, buoy No. B19-B. and 8.

Mao Lee, Chinese str., 1,221 tons, Capt. Y. Watanabe, from Swa- tow, buoy No. C2-Yee Tai Hong. President Coolidge, American str. 13,029 tons, Capt. K. A. Ahllä. from Manila, Kowloon Wharf. -Dollar S.S. Line.

8.147 11.727 Promise, Norwegian str., 727 tons, Capt. S. Hotvedt, from. Bang- kok, buoy No. 02.-Yong Hong -Loong.

'ASIATIC DECK PASSENGERS.

111.

10

The following vessels brought Aslatie deck passengers "to the Colony during the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday: Kum Sang (British), Amoy Yat Shing (British), Chefoo Halching (British), Swatow... 281 Tainan (British), Amoy n 90 Kwangtung“ (British), Hoihow. 115 Hong Peng (British), Singapore 640 Tjibadak (Dutch), Amoy ...... 217 Norviken (Norwegian). Swa-

tow

Tai Poo Sek (French). Fort

Bayard

180

Total..

108

.1.841

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Yu Sang. British str., 1,122 tons Capt. A. B. Osmond, from Tongku, buoy, No. B13--J. M. and Co.

Socony, Laihalkok:-Thurlan. Jardine, Matheson:-Yat Shing. O.SK.-Canton Maru. Douglas. Lapraik-Haiching.. Quarry BayTribesar. Hydrangea Chiu On.

Docks,

Kowloon:- Silveryew, Svale.

P. & 0.

15

British India Apcar and

SIAM'S COASTAL Eastern

TRADE

Local Company's Good Record

Bangkok, September 27-The Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., has completed a quarter of a cen- tury's very successful trading in Siamese waters. It is estimated that the company's yearly trans- port reaches not far snort of 200,000 tons of cargo and between 35,000 and 40,000 passengers. Its history as a Siamesa company dates from 1908 but the coastal trade was inaugurated by Mr. H. N. Andersen, the founder of the East Asiatic Co.. Ltd. "almost a decade earlier.

& Australian

Lines

(COMPANIES INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS TAKING CARGO FOR

STRAITS, JAVA, BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GU

WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST & SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND & QUEENS LAND PORTS, RED SEA, EGYPT, CONSTANTINOPLE,

'GREECE, LEVANTINE PORTS, EUROPE, ETC. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY

DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. (UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIM. GOVERNMENT.)

From Hongkong

Steamship

*** SOUDAN"

“MANTUA” Before the railway down the "RAWALPINDI peninsula, the Siam Steam vessels BURDWAN carried the malls under subsidy, and offcials from province to pro-CHITRAL"

"COMORIN" vince. The earlier vessels were + SOMALI sturdy if slow, with no electric

light, but they paid, a good return" BANCHI " on the capital put into them.

"CARTHAGE"

They steamed regularly up and *“ BANGALORE' down uncharted and unlit coasts,: and their officers made their own "NALDERA " soundings into little known places "COBFU“ of call.

*** BHUTAN " Gradually the earlier vessels were replaced by larger BEHAR" modern craft, and the company steadily progressed. It is only within the past two or three years that dividends have not been forthcoming.

and more

Some of the ships of twenty-five and more years are still in com- mission, a tribute to their builders and designers. Some of the officers also have been with the company since its inception. This applies to one director at least, and the superintendent engineer to the fleet-due to retire before Christ- mas-Singapore Free Press.

FASTER CARGO SHIPS

IS THE END OF THE TRAMP IN SIGHT?

Analysing the orders for cargo ships which have been placed since the beginning of the year, The Motor Ship comes to the con- clusion that vessels of from 13 knots to 16 knots, or even higher Marley. speeds, will largely replace the

tramp ship.

Talkoo:-Niel Maersk, Kalgan, Tatsuta Maru, Tchekam. Hot, Sul

Buoys.

No. Al-Protesilaus. No. A4-Hong Peng. No. A8----Tjisalak.

No. B2-Kwai Sang. No. B4.-G. Dierderichsen.

No. B5.-Bul Yang.

11th Nov.

Saturday, 21st Oct. Saturday, 25th Nov.

The arrivals and departures during the period under review were:

Arr. Dep..

"British de 8

German Dutch

7

0

1

No. B6.-Yat Shing.

1

0

No. B8.-Kum Sang.

Norwegian

3

2

No. 9.-Tonkin.

0

No. B10-Hafthor.

2

No., B11-Hiram.

BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang and Colombo.

TANGO MARU

+ PENANG MARU

SOUTH "AMERICA (West

Wednesday 11th Oct. Sunday. 29th Oct.

Coast) via Japan, Honolulu, Los

Angeles, Mexico and Panama.

Wednesday, 8th Nov.

15th Oct,

LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus,

RAKUYO MARD

NEW YORK via Panama.

+ TOBA MARU...

Genoa and Valencia.

+ LIMA MARU...

+ MORIOKA MARU

+ HAKODATE MARU...

+ DAKAR MARU

SUWA MARU

:. Sunday,

Bunder,

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang and Rangoon.

French

Japanese

Chinese

15th Oct.

Sunday,

15th Oct.

||

Sunday.

29th Oct.

Friday,

13th Oct,

Sunday,

15th Oct. 20th Oct.

Hellore.

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

KITANO MABU (Nagasaki direct)... Friday,

+ Cargo only

For further information, apply to:-

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

Telephone 30281. (Private exchanges to all Depts.)

Total

14

Coolidge.

No. B16.-Prosper.

No. B17-Henrik.

Since January 1, 43 ships of the former class, totalling 231,000 tons gross, have been ordered. against only 12 6f the latter of 53,000 toris. gross.

Practically without exception, the fast vessels are "to be equipped with oil engines, arid all the tramps will have steam machinery. "

« COMORIN " ** CHITRAL".

* Cargo only.

Tone.

(about)

Destination

17,000 8,300

6,803 | 14th Oct.

11,000 21st Oct

4th Nov. 11th Nov.

Mar., Havre, Lion,

15,000 18th Nov, Rnd Deo. 18,000

8,800 9th Dec.

17,000 16th Doc. 18,000

6,000

30th Dec. 6th Jan.

18,000 13th Jan. 15,000 37th Jan. 1,000 3rd Feb. 4,000 17th Feb.

15,000 10th Mar. 18,000 24th Mar.

↑ Calls Casablanca.

H'bg., Edm., A'wer), & Hull, Marseilles and London. Bombay, Marseilles and London Mars, Havre, L'ion.,

H'bg, 'da Awerp, & Hall. Bombay, Marseilles and Londos da

Mare., Havre, Londos,

H'bg., R'dm., Awerp, & Hull Bombay, Marseilles & London

do

Mare, Havre, L'don.,

Hbg, E'dm, A'worp. & Hall Bombay, Marseilles & London.

da. Mari, Havre, L'doz.,

Hg. B'dm, A'werp. & Hull Bombay, Man, Havre, L'don

'H'bg., B'àm., A'wery, & Hull Marseilles and Loudon.

do.

4

Frequent connections from Port Said for Passengers and Dargo

Constantinople, Pireaus, Smyrna, and other Levant Porta.. by steamers of the Khedivial" Mail Steamship Co.

to

TALMA"

TILA WA" SANTHIA" 'TAKADA

SIRDHANA

BRITISH INDIA--APCAR SAILINGS

1000 13th Oct,

30 p.t

Singapore, Penang & Calenita

10,000 28th Oct.

do.

8,000

11th Nov.

do..

7,000

24th Nov.

do.

8,000

9th Dec.

do...

1.1.----Apear Line steamers have excellent accommodation for 1st and 2

class passengerË.

EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (SOUTH)

· NELLORE” TANDA"

" NANKIN”.

FJ.

7,000 7,000

3rd Nov. 2nd Dec.

Manila,

7,000

30th Deo.

-Babaal, Brisbane Sydney and Melbourne.

Regular Monthly Sailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and

Japan and Hong Kong to Australia."

Hong Kong to Sydney-19 days.

Frequent connections from Australia with the following:- The Union 8.S. Co.'s Steamers to the United Kingdom via New

Zealand, Vancouver, Ban Francisco, etc

The P. & O. Royal Mail Steamers to London and

The P. & O, Branch Service of Steamers to London via Suez. The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s Steamers for Southampton and

London, Panama' Chaal.

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI AND JAPAN

do.

da

do.

do.

do,

da

MAM

MESSAGERIES

MARITIMES

FRENCH "MALL STEAMERS.

Sailings from Hora Kora:

To MARSEILLES via Salgon, Singapore, Penang, Dolombo, Djibouti (Aden), Suez, Port-Said.

CHENONCEAUX

D'ARTAGNAN ATHOS II

ARAMIS

ANDRE LEBON

FELLI ROUSNEL

PORTHOS...!

10th Oct,

.. 24th Oct.

7th Nov.

... 21st Nov. ... 5th Dec. 19th Dec, and Jas.

To SHANGHAL

ATHOS

4

D'ARTAGNAN

ARAMIS

10th Oct. ... 24th Oot

8th Nov. ANDRE LEBON ... 22nd Nov.

4th Déo 18th Dec. 30th Dec,

FELIX ROUSSEL

PORTHOS

CHENONCEAUX

We can issue Through Tickets to Eorer, BIBIAN PORTH, EAST - ÁTRICA, MAZAGascar by Transhipment on our Mail Steamers at POET SAID OF DJIBOUTI,

For Frill Particular, apply to:-

Cie. Des MESSAGERIES MARITIMES,

QU'S BUILDING,

SILIPS IN HARBOUR. ;

The following merchant ships were in Harbour yesterday:-

Wharves. Kowloon: President

Holt's: Achilles.

No. P12-Tal Poo Sek.

No. B13.-Yu ́ Sang.

No. B14. Chung King.

No. B15-Kaying.

No. B18.Kamona.

No. B18-Kwangtung. Na. B20.-Anhui. No. B21. Tsinan.' No. B22-Mausang. No. C1-Haldis. No. 02-Promise." No. C3-Mao Lee.

CLEARANCES

October 9.

Trave, for Singapore. Protesilaus, for Milke. Lyder Sagen, for Canton. Nagato Maru, for Singapore. Tin Seng, for K. C. Wan. '. Tonkin, for K. C. Wan. Mao Lee, for Canton. Col. di Lana, for Singapore. Nellore, for Shanghai. Hydrangea, for Swatow. Hafthor, for Bangkok. Duisburg, for Manila. Narviken, for Canton. Achilles, for Shanghai.

BANK LINE LTD.

AGENTS FOR

ام الجهات

"SANTHIA" "COMORIN "

"SOMALI"

* CHITRAL”

BANCHI

8,000 20th Oct. 16,000 20th Oct

6,800 lat Nov. 15,000

3rd Nov.

17,900 17th Nov.

***BANGALORE" 4,000 30th 2

Nor.

CARTHAGE" 15,000 laf Dec.

"NALDERA

"CORFU...

"RANFUBA "

16,000 16th Dec,

15,000 29th Dec

Amoy, S'hai.,Moji, Kobe & Onika Shanghai, Kobe & Thama

IT

17,000 12th Jan.

"KAWALPINDI", 17,000 | 26th Jan,

"COMORIN" CHITRAL* ***RANCHI "

CARTHAGE" “NALDERATM" * CORFUTM "MANTUA"

18,000

9th Feb.

9th Mar

15,000 23rd Feb. 17,040 1,000 23rd Mar 16,000 6th Apr. 115,000. † 19th Apr.

11,000

Cargo only.

3rd May

All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice. All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans or Patike Louvre Ventilation. Steamers on London and Australian Lines are fitted with Laundries. Parcels measuring not more than 5c. It will be received at the Com For Further Information, Passage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, etilly.

apply:

ELLERMAN & BUCKNALL S,S. CO., LTD, pany's Office up to Noon on the day previous to sailing

UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT

Havre, London, Botterdam & Hamburg” ...

ELLERMAN LEE 14th Oct.

8.8. "CITY OF BAGDAD" NEW YORK, BOSTON & BALTIMORE.... AMERICAN" AND MANUHUNIAN LINE

METALSO AGIFTS FOR

ANDREW WEIR & CO.

BERVIOLS TO "

BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE MEHIGAN & ORIENTAL LINE!

MAURITIUS & SOUTH AFRICA

8.8. "TINHOW"

***

ORIENTAL APRICAN LITE

Tad of October

Loading for Mauritius, Reunion, Delagos Bay, Durban, East London, Algoa Bay (Port Elizabeth), Mossel Bay and Capetowin LIMITED PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE

ALSO AGENTS FOR

KLAVENESS

LINË

(PACIFIC COAST-ASIATIC SERVICE)

HONGKONG DIRECT TO LOS ANGELES, (in 21 Days) SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND AND PUGET SOUND.

sewing through Ba/Lading to GULF & ATLANTIC G018 with transhipment at Los ARLES by first opportunity,

ALL BAILING BUSIBOT TO ALTERAMEN WITHOUT NOTIC

For Freight or Pasage on any of the above lines apply Telephone: 97791

THE BANK LINE, LTD.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

P. &'O. Building, Connaught Road Central, HONG KONG, Agenta:

THE

SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC

SERVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS

(with limited, but exceptionally good passenger aocommodation.

HOMEWARDS

To PORT SAID. MARSEILLES, ALGJERS, ORAN, BOTTERDAM (AMSTERDAM), HAMBURG, OSLO, GOTHENBURG AND OTHIE SCANDINAVIAN PORTS

vis MANILA and STRAITS SEITLEMENTS,

M.8. "NAGARA"

M.V. "NANKING

OUTWARDS

To BPANGHAI AND JAPAN PORTS

"M.V..#CANTON" 'M,5, "TAMARA”

!:

Hong Kong to Mediterrassan

PASENGER RATES 1Hong Kong to Rotterdam Agents -- GILMAN & CO., LTD.

for Sourc

Sailing about

ib November 1st December

Failing about“.

20th October

23rd November

G. E. BUTOEK

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