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» NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD AND
OHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
CONSIGNEES per Co.' Vouse!
"AENEAS"
FROM UNITED KINGDOM VIA SINGAPORE
are hereby notified that their Cargo Holt's will be discharged into Whart, Komioon, where it will lie at Consignees risk and subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at Holt's What The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 11th December.
Optional Cargo will not be landed here unless Notice has been givan prior to
CONSIGNEE, NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.
AND
CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. ONSIGNEES per Co's Vessel "GLAUCUS "
FROM NEW YORK VIA MANILA are hereby notified that their cargo will be discharged into Holt's Wharf Kowloon, where it will lie at Coug: nees' risk and subject to terms and conditions of storage at Heir's art The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after 11th Dog.
Optional cargo will not be landed here unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival but carried
the option extend
on from port to
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1933,
ROYAL
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London, Nov Captain C. A. Browne, at pre- sent attending, the Tactical Course; has been selected to command H.
MS. Bideford in the Persian Gulf Division when Captain E. O. Deni- sca, M.V.O., completes the normal two years. This is the
third change in command in the Division to be announced this year, as in April last Captain J. V. Creagh, D.S.D., became Senior Naval Offi- cert in the Shoreham and Comman- der John Harding tack command of the Lupin.
DUTCH AIR LINE SHIPPING NEWS
New Fokker Machines
For K.LM.
The first of the type of air craft, registered PH-AIZ, fitted with three Wright Cyclone R engines, has recently been deliver ed to the K. L M. of the Duteb East Indies. This aircraft, which is constructed on the standard
FINLAND BUYS ERITISH Another English steamer has been acquired by Finland, this time by the shipping company of Alexander Slotte, which bought a freighter of 8,400 tons capacity, to be used for timber mainly transport, says a Transocean mes- sage received yesterday, one
LENINGRAD SHIPBUILDING Leningrad shipping yards "have
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MAERSK LINE
Fast regular FREIGHT and PASSENGER SERVICE
Shanghai, Japan, LOS ANGELES
and PANAMA
NEW YORK,
to
built in 1933, according to statis- BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE.
tics just made public, seven motor- shipa
especially and steamers
total tonnage being 31,530 tons. equipped for timber transport, the Besides these, twelve trawlers with a capacity of 5,300 tons have been put in commission. The shipping struction of a new motor vessel
Steamer's arrival, but carried on from- of call to which port to the final prot. Sir Philip W. Bowyer-Smith since the outboard engine nacelles, indi. I yard "Marty" just finished' con-
port to port to the final port of call to which the option extends.
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be ammined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the honra of 10.45 am and Noos within the Free Storage period.
All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined many Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 A.M. and Noor within the free storage period.
No claims will be admitted alter the Goods have left the steamer's undelivered after the 18th Dec, will be subject to rent.
Fokker principle, is high wing wonoplane with accommodation for twelve passengers and a prew of three. It is the first Fokker aircraft to be fitted with a retrac- The remaining table undercarriage. The wheels sloop in the Division, H.M.S. are raised or lowered mechanical- Fowey has been commanded by ly, by means of a hand lover, into May, 1932. In keeping with the ators on the dashboard showing growth of British interests in the Gull, four aloops instead of three the various positions in which it is are now stationed there, two hay possible to lock the undercarriage, The wheels are fitted with com- ing captains in command,
pressed air brakes and the tail
of the Fleet in the Mediterranean rudder is fitted with a corapen ir. June, 1932, after being Master wheel, which is also retractable, with a low pressure byra The He was a cadet in the Britannia
Captain Browne was promoted'
"Maxim Gorki," 5.500 tons.
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PORT ELIZABETH * The first part to be completed of the new harbour of Port Eliza- was opened when H. M the Africa Station, moored along beth cruiser. Dorsetshire, the Magship on
No Claims will be admitted after the Godown, and all Goods remaining 1903-06, and first served at sensated device which enables the side the Charles Malan Quay.
Goods have left the Steamer's Godown, and all Goods raining undelivered after the 18th December, will be subject to Beat,
All Claims against the Steamermest be presented to the undersigned on before the 1st Jan, or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance will bo effated. BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents, 11th December, 1933.
"All Claims against the Steamer muster be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 1st Jan, 1834 or they will not be recognised.
No. Fire Tuzurance will be affected.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents.
11th December, 1993.
SILVER LINE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
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"GERTRUDE MAERSK " baving arrived, from New York, and Forts, Consignees of Cargo hereby notified that their Goods are
NEW YORK AND LOS ANGELES being landed and placed at their ruk into
T
HE Motor Vessal
"SILVERTEAK"
having arrived from the above Port on 8th December, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloos Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods
are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on Thursday, 14th December at 10 a.in.
All Claims must be presented within 15 Days of the Vossol's arrival hero, after which date they cannot be re cognised.
No Claims will be wiitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining and livered after the 15th December will be subject to Bent. No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bills of Lading will be crántarsigned by
the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company's godowns at Kewloon, where Delivery may be obtained s soon as the Goods are landed
Consignees are farther notifs that this vessel has taken at Kobe through cargo for Hongkong ex M.V." Castine Maersk" from U.S.A. Ports.
No Olaims will be admitted after the Goods Lave left the Godowns, and al Goods remaining undelivered after the Saturday, 10th December, will besubject All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where examined on Friday, they will he
to Rent
15th Dec., at 10 km, by our Surreyora, Messra. Goddard & Douglas.
To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations consigns must have a Revenue Oficer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.
All Claims must reach us before the Tuesday, Bih Jan., 1934, or they will not be recognized. "
No Lasurance will be effected, Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
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as midshipman of the Irresistible, pilot to fly the aircraft with one Captain Sackville Carder, from outboard engine stopped, without September, 1905. During the War continually using the rudder. In
is carried fuelling be was navigator of the merchant tegral fuel piping is standard and cut from cruiser Himalaya, the
the point.
lower part depot-ship Titanis, the cruiser of the right hand side of Boadicea, and the battle-cruiser
the fuselage. The chairs in Inflexible. As 1 commander be
the cabin are arranged in two served at Hong Kong Dockyard in
rows of six, with ao aisle be- 1924-20. and was afterwards squee Large windows are pro dron navigator in the flagships vided and the panes in a number Curacoa and Revenge.
of these are of Securit glass, which NAVAL APPOINTMENTS can be smashed quickly by means without The following appointments were of a mechanical device
свеч at made by the Admiralty on Saturdanger of splinters, in day :-
Colvin, Rear Admiral.-R. M. C.B., C.B.E., to Victory, for spe.
Ç'dis.-A. cial service (Dec. 28.)
emergency.
Welby, to President for meteoro logical course, Nov. 27.
Lt.-Car.-H. P. Price. to Presi- meteorological course,
E. M. Cunningham- Graham and T. M. Smith, to Pre-dent for sident, for R.A.F. staff course Nov. (Jan. 22).
Cdr. (E).-T. H. Simpson, to Lieut.-Odra.-C. H. Duffett, Sussex, Dec. 17. Courageous (Nov, 25); R. Heath- cote, R. C. Haskett-Smith, and R.
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to
Engr. Cds.-S. 0. Frew to Arethusa, Nov. 30; F. M. Warren, H. Craske," to York (on re-to Vernon, Dec. 1; and W. A.
Carlisle, to Vivid. Dea 8. commg.).
LieutsJ. Di Shaw-Hamilton, Sub.-L.-P. M. Gregory, to Pembroke (Dec. 20), and to Malaya, add., temp., Nov. 18. York (on recommg); C. E. A Od Gunner.-H. I. Farmer, to Owen and R. S. Attwater, to York York, on recommg.
Gunners.-H. E. Lukey, to Vali. (on recoming); and C. L, Hill,
ant, Dec. 1 and E. C. C. Parkes, appt. to Barham cancelled
Sub-Lts.-J. C. B. Boucher, toto York, on recommg. Adventure (Nov. 23); G. E. Hor- sey, to Bruce; V. G. H. Ramsey-Card. Fairfax, to York; J. A. Gold- Shipt. Lt.-F. T. smith, to Orion; and J. R. Gower, President, for duty t Barham (Dec 28): E. M. Supt. of Contract Usherwood, J. B. E. Wainwright, K., C. M., Fleetwood, J. R. Phili- more, F. W. B. Ramsey, 3. R. Carr, and T. P. Aubrey, to Osprey, for A/S course (Dec. 4), and to Walpole, Windsor, Crusa der, Cygnet, Valorous Decoy, and Diana respectively (Dec 28).
Mids M. Keith-Roach, to Ma laya (Nov. 8); T. E. F. Pooley, J. R. G. Trechman, A. C. Tupper. R. J. Thoresby, and C. S. N. Tomlin, to Cornwall (Jan. 3).
Instr. Lt.-Cira.-H. V Rumsey, to Malaya (Dec. 18); and W. t Waddington, to Cornwall (on re
mmg.).
Payr. Lt.Cdra.-P. J. A. Moore, to Cornwall (on recommg.); and T. P. G. Bennett, to York (on re- commg.).
Payr. Cadeta.-R. N. D: Porter, to Cornwall (on recommg); and H. R. Butchers, to York. (on re- commg.),
Chawa, to
Cd. Boan.-S. H. Luxon, to Sargent, to with. Capt. built Ships,
Jan. 2, 1834.
C. Ship-A E. Leggatt to Britannia for RN College, Dart. mouth, Dec. 1.
W. Tels.-H. Bolton, to Qata Elizabeth, Nov. 23; F. J. Andrews, to St. Vincent, Feb. 5 and S. H. Hewison, to Hawkins, for charge of Matars W./T. station, Feb. 6.
PROMOTIONS
ts.-R. D. Walkins, J. W. Studholme and R. W. Moir, to rank of L-Comdr., seng, Nov. 15,
Hitherto all loading and discharg- ing of ships at Port Elizabeth has been by means of lighters in the open roadstead. In a few months time there will be-berthing ac- for several ships, commodation although for some time they will have to use their own derricks for handling cargo.
FORMER "ZEEBRUGGE SHIP"
The Royal Daffodil, one of the two Wallasey ferry boats which took part in the attack on Zee- brugge in 1918, has left the Mersey for the first time since she left an that adventure. This time she will not return. After 27 year's. service she was bought by the New Medway Steam Packet Company Rochester, and next summer will make pleasure trips between Ro chester and Southend. The boat cost £1,150 to build, in 1908, and is stated to have been sold for about £3,500. The bronze tablet recording the Zeebrugge exploit and the ship's bell have been re- moved, and will be preserved by the Wallasey Corporation,
"THE INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERS
A new set of regulations govern- ing the admission of students in- to the Institute of Marine Engin eers has been issued, following on the incorporation of the Institute by Royal Charter in March Tast. Candidates who must be under 25 years of age and have complet- ed at least one year of attendance at day or evening classes in engin- eering or naval architecture, will be required to pass an examing- tion in English and general know- ledge, mathematics, applied me- chanics, machine drawing, heat engines, and electrical engineering. Exemptions will be granted to candidates possessing certain ed- ucational qualifications. The next examination will be held in May, 1834, at various centres, according to the candidate's place of re- aidence. Full particulars and a detailed syllabus of the examina-
If malicient inducement offers also other parts of call. Arrivals from UBA)-
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ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE. Hon Sub-Lt.-W. J. P. Roberts, to Pangbourne, Nov. 2: W. L. O'Mara, promoted to Lt, seny, Nov. 9; R. S. Howlett (proby.), to
OPTIMISTIC VIEWS Vivid, for (G) course, Nov. 18; An optimistic view regarding and H. M. Clark (sctg.), promot-future shipbuilding was taken by ed to Sub.-Lt., seny, Aug. 30. Commander C. W. Craven, manag- Mids-J. Smallwood and A. Hing director of Vickers Armstrongs, Parish, promoted to Actg. Sub- Limited, when speaking at Barrow. Lts., seny. respectively Oct. 2 and He said that at Barrow last April Nov. 8.
they had 6820 people employed.
Wt. Engrs.-A. G. Scoggins, to Warspite (Dec 16); T. K. Rey The Admiralty notified the fol-To-day they had 8,111, and the nolds, to Vivid, for M.T.E., Deven-lowing appointments yesterday': port (Nov. 27); and E. W. Cole, Lt.-Cdrs.-E. E. Dymott, to to Wellington (on relief).
Furious, Nov. 24; and K. W. Schoolmaster. -- A.
Beard, to Couragecas, Dec. 19. Cornwall (on recommg.).
Lt.-F. R. & Jackson, to Corg- The Admiralty notified the fol- wall, Dec. 19: A. St. L Edwards, lowing appointments yesterday: to Glorious, Dec. 18; C. L. Hill
Cdr.-W. R. Slayter, D.8.0., toto Barham Jan. 11, 1934; I. Jef- Devonshire, on recommng.
frey, to Orion, Jan. 17, 1934; and Lt. Cmdrs.-M. F. B. Ward, to A. H. T. Fleming, to York, on re- Greenwich for boom defence commg
numbers had been steadily climb- ing during the past few weeks. That morning be had received the frst part of an inquiry from, the Brazilian Government. It was for practically a complete new navy. The firm would be in competition with many other countries, "but he was so hopeful about it that he was sending four or five renior staff men to Brazil to be on the
quiry for two large refrigerated cargo ships, and this served to show that things were livening up.
course, Nov. 25; H.SL. Ewart, Sub-de-Viscount Birdport, re-spot. He had also received all in- to Victory for Signal School, signation accepted, Nov. 16 and Dec. 8: T. St. V. F. Tuler and GAA H. Walker, to Whitshed.^. H. F. Owles, to Warspite, "Dec. Engr. Capt-H A. Sheridan, to 15: and BD. P. Hutchinson, to Cairo, Dec. 11. Curacon on transfer.
Instr. Lt. Cmdr.-G. M. Clark Lts.-P. L. Collard, to Vivid, MA to Victory, for Bignal School, Dec. 14; and to Adventure, on Nov. 9.
The Admiralty notified the fol- recommg; E. K. Le Mosurier, to Excellent, Dec. 29; and F. G.lowing appointments yesterday: Johnstone, to Victory for Signal School, Jan. 1, 1934.
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OUTWARD SAILINGS
An inquiry from the Orient as For Shanghai, Tringtau, Dairen Yokohama, Nayoga, Kobe, Woji, for a new ship, larger and better than the old ships they had built
for them, would be coming in a For Shanghai, Yokohama and Kobe, week or 10 days. The orders for the Sheffield works showed quite a substantial improvement.
SHANGHAI DIAMONDS FOR JAPAN
Several Alleged Smugglers. Arrested
m-88AALE (N.D.L)
15th Dec
ws. OLDENBURG (ELA.L.)
a. COBLENZ (N.D.L) ...
19th Dec
For Shanghai, Tringtau Dairen, Kobe, Yokohama, Nagbyć,
Kobe Shanghai
1. KULMERLAND (HAL)
22nd Dec
For Shanghai, Dairen, Tringtao, Yokohama, Kobe, Moji,
28th Dec
HOMEWARD SAILINGS
For Genoa, Marseilles, Oran, Antwerp, Botterdam, Hamburg,
Bremen,!
6-8 ERLANGEN " (N.D.LJ
17th Dec
For Genoa, Marseilles, Rotterdam, Hamburg,
Bremen
ma. BURGENLAND (H.A.E)
88 OLDENBURG (BAL) For Genoa, Marseilles, Oran, Amsterdam, Botterdam, Hamburg,
MAIN (N.D.L)
23rd Use
8th Jan
4th Jan
14th Jan-
19th Jan
For Gmon, Rotterdam, Hamburg"
Lt. Cmdra.-L. W. Lamplough, to Victory, Dec. 18 and J. D.. Lte. (Flying Officers, R.A.F.). Harvey, to Enchantress, Dec. 27. J. D. C. Little to Victory for Ita. F. W. B. Edwards, to Ma. School for Naval Co-operation, lava, as qd (5) and W/T. Offr Nov. 16; and to York, on To and as flag lieut to Rear-Adm1. coming. V. D. Gask, to Victory Horton. Dec. 19; P. H. Higgin for School of Naval Co-operation, botham, to Victory, for P. and Dec. 3 and to Cornwall, Dec. 19 R, T. Schoni, Dec. 15; and. H. C. JM Wintour, to Victory for Ranald (F/O., HLA.F.), reattached
Tokyo, Dec. 5. R.A.F. Base, Gosport, Nov. 15 to RA. and apptd to Victory and F. Black, to Victory for for R.AF. Base, Gosport, Dec. The Metropolitan Police have RA.F. Base, Gosport, Nov.
started a strict examination of 2210; and to Barham, Jan. 11, and to Furious; and DR. F. Sub-Lts.-W. Moresby, to War- Eizo Kakutani, a Japanese mer Cambell, to Courageous, Deo 3. wick, Dec. 1. D. F. Townsend, to chant who formerly carried" on
(B) B. A. Wilkinson, Hawkins; R. J. H. Stephens, to businese as jeweller in Woosung For Genoa, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Bollerdam, Hamburg, Bromem, to Neptune, Nov, 20
Curacos, J. J. E. Farnol, to Road, Shanghai, and several HMS. Curaede will relieve Winchester; J. Palmer, to others, in connection with the HMS. Champion as gunnery and Witch; R D. Franks, to Wren amuggling of diamonds valued at For Gensa, Marseilles, Barcelona, Rotterdam, Hamburg, torpedo school cruiser at Porte-1And A. H. C. Gordon-Lennox, to Y.1,000,000 from Shanghai to Ja mouth on Dec. 18, The Duracon Veteran, Dec. 28 AAN D was one of several light cruisers Wh Engr.-H. P. Walter, So far, the examination is said to have revealed the fact that laid down in 1916 and in the last appimt, to Centurion cancelled.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS Kakutani, as head of the gang, haa year of the war flew the Bag of Rear-Adm. Bir Reginald Try- The following appointments were engaged in diamond smuggling for whitt. In 1908-20 ehe underwent made by the Admiralty yesterday: several years past, travelling "be- large repair at a cob of 2120,000. Lieut. Cara A. Kaubley, to tween Shanghai and Japan as a The Admiralty nabified the fol- Calrose (Dee, 9); F. L. Merriman, first class passenger to avoid de Jowing appointments yesterday to Warsnite (Dec 18); G. A. M.bection. It was also revealed that Capt B, T. C. Walker, leat to Harris to Laffey, in com- Japanese customs officials were BAN, Teb. 23, 1966 mand (Dec. 10), W. G. B. Mae careless in examing the passengers,
Its. LOB. Sheppard, to Lenzing to Cornwall (un recommg.)
It is fearned that two of Kaku- totani's former clerks are in hiding 60 Nov 18; WJ. W. Woods, to and G. H. F. Owl, appt. Thames, Nov 17 and M., E Champion cancelled.
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