HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19,
1934.
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Empr. of Japan...Nov, 16 Nov, 18
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SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports and Honolulu.
CHICHIBU MARD (Bobe direct) Wednesday, 3th Dec.
LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM
TATSUTA MARU
ASAMA MARO
Wednesday, 12th Dec.. Wedseeday, Och Jan.
SEATTLE & VANCOUVER,
HEIAN MARU
...(Starts from Kabel Monday,
HIKAWA MARU
28th Nov. (Starts from Kobe) "Wednesday. 12th Dec.
KATORI MARU.
Saturday, 24th Nov.
KASHIMA MARU
YASUKUNI MABU
Saturday, Friday,
8th Dec. 21st Dec.
KITANO MARU
ATSUTA MARU
"24th Nov. 22:d Doc.
• TOKIWA MARU
+ NAGATO MARU
ANYO MARU
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila and Ports.
Saturday. Saturday,
BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang and Colombo.
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Wednesday, 28th Nov. Friday,
30th Nov. Tuesday,
11th Dec.
SOUTH AMERICA (West Coast) vir Japan; Honolulu, Los
Angeles, Mexico and Panama. BOKUYO MABU
"NEW YORK via Panama.
+ NOSHIRO MARU
+ NARUTO MAKD
if
Friday, Ath "Jab."
Monday,
Thursday,
10th Dec. 27th, Dec.
LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus.
Genos and Valencia.
DAKAB MARU
Monday, 17th Des.
CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang and Kangoes.
⚫ HAKODATE MARU
+ CALCUTTA MARU
SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
HAKONE MARU
TANGO MARU
SUWA MARU
+ Cargo oily.
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Friday,
23rd Nor. Friday, 30th Nor. Saturday,
8th Dec
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1. 20th Nov. ARAMIS
... 20th Nov. 16th Dec. ANDRE LEBON 4th Dec.
FELIX ROUSSEL 28th Dec. ..... 18th Dec.
JEAN LABORDE 13th Jan, 1935 1st Jan, 1835
CHENONCEAUX 27th Jan, 1935 FELLY ROUSSEL.15th Jan, 1935
D'ARTAGNAY 9th Feb., 1835 JEAN LABORDE 29th Jan. 1935
23rd Feb, 1985 CHENONCEAUX 12th Fob, 1935 ATHOS II
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Shipping News Week-End Statement. Waterfront
WEEK-END CARGO
RETURNS.
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During the 24 hours ended at 9 am yesterday a total of 15 ships
brought 5,282 tons of cargo to the Colony and carried 13,891 tons for through' ports. These ships brought 1,144 Asiatic deck passen- gers to Hong Kong. During the perlod under review 18 ships left the Colony.
SHIPS IN HARBOUR
WHARVES
Kowloon:--Athos II.
Holt's-Adrastus,
Jardine Matheson's;-Sandviken. Douglas Lapraik:-Hai Ning.
....
DOCKS
Kowloon:-Dalemoor.
1
Taikoo --H.M.9. Osiris, Soleb. Silveryew, Tal Poo Sek, New York, Shun Chih.
BUOY!
No. Al-Durban Maru.
A2.-Ruhr.
No.
No.
A3-Täl Ping. No. At-Solviken. No. A5-Muinam. No. A7.—Tjikembang. No. All-Uga Maru... No. A12--Tinhow. No. A13-Hishun Maru.
No. 32-Yuen Sang.
No. 13.--Kiangsu,
No. 85.-Havdrot.
No. 37.-Kung Ping.
No. 39. Tsinan.
No. B10-Kamona,
No. Bil-Gustav Diederichsen. No. B12. New Mathilde.
No.. B15. Kalgan.
No. B16.-Hellas."
No. 317.-Com. Henri Riviere,
No. B20-Sunning.
No. B2L-Sui Yang.
No. 122-Kin Sang.
No. 325.-Konsan Maru.
No. C1.-G.G. Paul Doumer.
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SHIPPING MOVEMENT
The F. & Q. Line 5.5. Jeypore (Mackinnon Mackenzie & Co., Agents, left Shanghai for this Fort on the 16th instant at 3 p.m., and is due here on the 20th Instant at about 6 am.
CLEARANCES
17TH NOVEMBER
Chitral for Singapore, Holhow for Canton. General Sherman, for Shanghai Kum Sang, for Amoy. Hang Sang, for Canton. ". Muinam, for Bangkok New. York, for Manila. Ruhr, for Singapore,
Pres. McKinley, for Manila, Winifred Moller, for Bangkok.
Ou Chao, for K. C. Wan
18TH NOVEMBER
Sunning, for Swatow.
Kalgan, for Swatow,
Yuen Sang, for Shanghai Hellas, for Swatow.
Durban Mard, for Shanghai. Adrastas, for Shanghai, Hupeh, for Newchwang. Buiyang, for Canton. Canton Maru, -for Swatow. Athos II, for Shanghal Seistan, for Swatow," Chong Lee, for Canton. Shun Lee, for Canton. Sandviken, for Canton Kung Ping, for Bangkok. Tai Ping, for Keelung.
ARRIVALS
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News,
16TH NOVEMBER
Winifred Moller, British steamer," 1,382 tons, Captain R. Ha Hargreave, from Canton, K M. A. Wharf.-G. Grumble & Co.
Gen. Sherman, American steamer,
2,732 tons Captain H. C. Dyèr, from Munila. Kowloon Wharf. -States & Co. Shun Lee, Chinese steamer, 949 tons; Captain K. Sano, from Та Hongay, Yaumat-Yee Hong. Hang Sang, British steamer, 1,356 tons, Captain R. J. T. Hopkins, from Tsingtao, buoy No. B-~~ J. M. & Co. Tangshan Maru, Japanese steamer, 1,285 tons. Captain K Kal- hotsu from Canton, buoy No. B.-N. Y. K..
17TH NOVEMBER
French
G. G. Paul Doumer,
steamer, 734 tona. Captain P. Luigi, from KC. Wan, buoy No. 01-Mackinaon, Macken- zie & Co.
SISTER SHIP TO QUEEN MARY
Clyde Shipbuilders Handicapped
(Special Air Mali, Servico)
Glasgow, Oct. 26. Diculties which Clyde ship- builders have to face in quoting. for such work as the building of the sister ship to the Queen Mary were mentioned by Mr. Donald M. Skiffington, of Messrs John Brown and Co., when be addressed the Glasgow City Busines Club on "The Buliding of a Ship."
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TAKING
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STRAITS, JAVA, BURKA, CETION, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF. WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST & SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASTA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND & QUEENS LAND PORTS, RED BEA, GYPT, CONSTANTINOPLE... GREECE, LEVANTINE PORTS, EUROPE, ETC. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY
DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. (UNDER CherRACT WITH H.M. GOVERNMEIT.)
Staamphip Tens
Nothing with regard to the sec- ond ship, he said, had been done by the Cunard-White Star Company, but Messts John Brown and Co..BANPURA" like their competitors, were an- xious and willing, despite all "the worries associated with the Queen Mary, to commence work on it:
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BEHAR" 6,100 24th Nov.
1st Dec. .13,000 "CARTHAGE" ***SOUDAN" 7,000 .Sth Dec.
17,000. 18th Dec. 15,000 29th Dec. -
5th Jan. 6,000
"BANCHI.
"NALDERA"
SOMALI
17,000
18th Jap.
16,000
26th Jan.
7,00
17,000
2nd Feb.
.9th Feb.
17,000 33rd Feb.
• Carga only.
Disadvantage With Competitors "But I may say," Mr. Skiffington Yuen Sang, British steamer, 1,983 proceeded, "that the Clyde ship-RAWALPINDI"
tons, Captain D. G. Burleigh, builder, when quoting for work of "RAJPUTANA from Canton, buoy No, B2-
this nature, is severely handicap- J. M. & Co.
ped and at a great disadvantage Ruhr, German steamer, 3,584 tons,
with his competitors. both on the Captain Windhorst, from
North-East Coast of England and Shanghai buoy No. A2-Jeb-In Northern Ireland."" sen & Co. Adrastus, British steamer, 4,948 tons, Captain Goodacre, from Manila, Holt's Wharf.--But terfeld & Swire. Chong Lee, Chinese steamer, 1,249 tons, Captain Tanida, from Swatow, buoy No. B18.-Yee Tal Hong. Hydrangea British steamer, 561 tons, Captain P. W. Grierson, from Swatów, Chiu On Wharf. Châu On & Co. Tsinan British steamer, 2,100 tons, Captain C. H. Jones, from Shanghal- via Amoy, buoy No. B9.-B. & S.
Kung Fing. Chinese steamer, 1,742
tons Captain B. V. Gunther, from Canton: buoy No. 37, C. M. S. N. & Co,
18TH NOVEMBER Kiangsu, British steamer,
1.653
tons, Captain N. Hardle, from Bangkok via Swatow, buoy No. B3-Butterfield & Swire. Durban Maru, Japanese steamer, 4,333 tons, Captain 8. Kusano, from Singapore, buoy No. A1. -N. Y. K Tai Ping, Panamanian steamer, 3,858 tons. Captain J. A., Jen- sen, from Manlia, buoy No, 43. -Dodwell & Co.
1,594 tons, Captain F. Gibbs, from Swatow, buoy No! B21.But- terfield & Swire.
Sulyang, British steamer,
In these parts the shipbuilder was not called upon to prepare the river. On the North-East Coast all the shipbuilder had to do was to dredge out a hole deep enough to launch bis vessel, after which she came alongside the wall. That was the end of it..
Messrs. John Brown and Co, had to meet very onerous charges apart from the hole dug for the launch. They kept up their own basin, which was nine or ten feet deeper than the Clyde. They had also to.
pay for any dredging which might be necessitated by the building of such a large vessel.
Dredging Costs
It was quite all right so far as the Queen Mary, was concerned In so far that Messrs John Brown knew what they were doing. They knew what could be done, and they got the job. That was all public now. Other" people knew their prices. It was, only a matter of cutting out the cost of dredging, and Glasgow and Clydeside were out of it.
The steel-tubes, etc.-all came. from the Glasgow area. The tim- ber was all bought here, and there- fore it would be a very serious mat- second ter for Clydeside. If the Cunard-White Star liner did not come to the Clyde.
"When we built the Aquitania," Mr, Skiffington divulged, we paid £35 a day for a dredger. For the game dredger at the present' time Hal Yang, British steamer, 1,397 we are paying £65 a day, costs tona, Captain W. G. Erwin, which our competitors do not have from Swatow, Douglas Wharf, to take into consideration.
Douglas & Co. Pleasantville, Norwegian steamer, 2749 tons, Captain L. Hassel, from Shanghai, Stonecutters. --Bank Line. Bandviken, Norwegian
steamer,
1,775 tons. Captain Norvalls,» from Bwatow, West Point Wharf.-J. M. & Co.
Athos II, French steamer, 8,947 tons, Captain Valery, trom Balgon, Kowloon Wharf-M M. & Co.
Wing Lee, British stearier 851 tons; Captain J. E. Harvey,
Stonecutters. from Canton Tai Fung & đời
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