LOG BOOK.
Ice-breaker's Trials.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7
7, 1916.
SHIPPING
VESSELS LOADING AND TO LOAD.
INDO-CHINA STEAM
Agents.
EUROPEAN PORTS.
N. YE NTL
The first of the two ice-breakers NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
(Projected Skilings from Hongkong-(Subject to Alteration).
For
Steamship
which are being constructed by the Shanghai Dock and Engineer ing Co to the order of the Russian Government at Vladico- stok underwent ber nials on the SPORE. P'ang & Calcutta Kutsang* Seven Mile Resch on January 22. KOBE & Mon...... which proving satisfactory, she SANDAKAN sailed for her datination on the SHANGHAI following day. While passi
Yatshing
Tues. 8th Febias 3 pan.) Wed, 9th Feb. at d'light Wed, 9th Feb, at noon.
................. Mausang:
Choysangi Fri
SPORE, Fang & Certa Namsang Parasant Point, she went asbare MANILA.
at 7 a.m. and recried na
A
but wa- related with oth damage and coutica-i ber voyage The second ice-breaker is asariaz completion and will be aeo! north story.
The ss Bostonian.
The twin-screw motor ship Bostonian, built by Harland and Woli, Limited, at their Gingɔw works for Messrs. Frederick Ler. land and Company, Limited, 1-5 the Clyde for London 09 Darm ber 7 after a stisfactory trial trip. The Betonian is fitted with Diesel engine of the four- cycle type, built by Messrs. Bar" meister and Wain, Glasgow. B
SHANGHAI
TIENTSIN via Wwei
11th Feb. at d'light alth Feb at Spam. 12th Feb. at 3pm. Loöngsang Satu, Wosangt Sun., 18th Feb. at dlight Chipshing Thur.. 17th Feb. at dilight
Return Tours to Japan.
The steamers Kutsang, Namsang" and "Fooksang." leave about every 3 weeks for Shanghai and Japan, returning via Kobe (inland Ses) and Moji to Hongkong. Time occupied 20 days. This service is supplemented by the "Yatshing” and “Kumsang" leaving Hongkong at regular intervals for Yokohama, Kobe and Moji and returning thence direct to Hongkong. Time occupied 16 days. Toese vessels have all modern improvements and are fitted throughout with Electric Light
A duly qualified surgeon is also carried
• Steamers have superior accommodation for First-class Passengers, and are fitted throughout with Electric Light
r Taking Cargo on Through Bills of Lading to Yangtze
Ports, Chefoo, Tientsin, Dalny, Weihaiwei. Taking cargo on Through Bills of Lading to Endat, Lanad Datu, Simpoma, Tawao, Esukan, Jesselton and Labuan.
For Freight or Passage.
Apply to JARDINE. MATHESON & CO.,
General Managers.
LTD.
THE ROYAL
R.M.S.P. MAIL STEAM
sides baring large car capacity.leobone No" 215. the Bostonin has comfortable accommodation for & amber en passengers, and an intere ting feature is the application of elec- tricity in the working arTAD ZO- ments of the bip. al d-ck! machinery, including the steerin gear and windlass, bring elevinc- ally operated.
Oä Service
News has been received, that Mr. F. A. Lovectore, 1-te chief officer of the C. N... Sinking. has been given a commi-sign iala the Royal Flying Corps. Mr. G. D. Grant, late chief engineer of the L. C... Laesho hus obtain- ed an appointment as S-cond Lieutenant in the 3rd Highland Field Company, Royal Engineer-, stationed in Perthshire. Jr. T 8. Hinde, late chief officer, C. M 8.8. Kiangteen, bas cbraised a commission in the R.NR. and is attached to E.M.S. Excellent, sab marine depot. Mr. A. G. Madan, late second officer, C. N. E Chinhas, is a sab-lieutenant on HMS. Maidstone, sabmarine
For
PACKET CO.
PROJECTED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG.
Subject to change without Notice.
HOMEWARD.
Stekmez
TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICEL
Vessel's Name.
For Freight Apply To
To be Des-
patched.
¡Glenlogan
T&C. 9, Feb.
Destination.
London & Cape Town ria Ports Atsuta M.
N. F.K 10. Feb. P.CO
Genoa
London vis Parts
London & Ports London and Porta Liverpool London
N. IK P&O. NYK B. &S. J.CI L
VESSELS DUE.
Veesal's Name.
Tjisondari Ateuta Maro Kaga Maru Tango Maru Sardinia Kirin Marn
Kansas
Toam "Date
Due.
Dage
Feb. 7 JarZ
From
16,000 Feb. 9 Yokohama 12,500 Feb. 10 Singapore (13,500 Feb. II Australia
6,574, Feb. 11 Yokohama 8,000 Feb. 12 Keba 3,935 Feb 12 New York
Feb. 12 Shanghai. 6,748 Feb. 19 Liverpool 13,500 Feb. 13 Yokohama 8,000 Feb. 13 Yokohama 12,500 8,250
Tikini Alcinous
Aki Maru
Ti..
Jinser MarI
Kamakura Maru Mongara
Miyazaki Maru
15,000
Tento MarE
Demodocus
Feb. 13 Yokohama
Feb. 14 Yokoham
Sardinis
11. Feb.
Karsss
R. L. Ltd. 15, Feb.
N.
Mongara
P. & O.
16, Feb.
Ping Susy
B&S
20 Feb.
TKK
Knight C.
B &&
121; Feb.
IN. Y. K. B & 5.
24, Feb.
6, Mar,
P. & 0.
G. L. & Co.
London & Cape Town via Ports Hitachi M. London
Protesilaur
NEW YORK, SAN" FRANCISCO AND CANADA.
San Francisco
San Francisco
San Fco via Mazila & Japan & Tenyo M. T.K.K. Vancouver
Victoria, BC., & Seattle
San Fcisco via Shai & Japan etc. Nippon M. TE K New York via Cape
Egremont C. D. & Co. San Feisco via Shai & Japan &c. Dairen M. TEL Tamba M. N. Y. K Victoria, B.C., & Seattle Seattle.
Titan Anyo M. [Karimoen
San Fcisco via Shai & Japan & San Francisco
San Fco via Shanghai & Japan
Vancouver
Seattle
Vancouver
San Francisco
Date of Departure
San Francisco
SAILINGS TO VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE,
· TACOMA AND PORTLAND.
For freight and further particulars, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LD.
Telephone No. 215 Sub. Ex. No. 10.
Agents.
19
BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO., LTD.
NEW SERVICE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN Yokohama, Kobe, Hongkong and Rangoon. Steamers are despatched Eastward and Westward at regular depot, and is attached to sabatervals taking Passengers and Cargo at current Rates.
For Freight and Passage, apply to
marine D4.
Mr. G. F. James,
sub-lieutenant HMLS. Orotara,
writes from 80 deg. north latite Telephone No.
where his ship is patrolling.
Electrical Machinery for Ships.
At a meeting of the Liverpool Engineering Society, held at the Royal Institution, Mr. C. E. Jones contributed a paper on " Electric- al Machinery for Ship O." He showed that the electric motor may now be found replacing the steam engine for power parpo-es in every department of the ship, and in numerons cases where the steam engine had not or could
not be adopted. Some of the advantages gained by instelling electrical machinery were ab
of vibration and noise, amali space required, the better ran ning of the supply cables without interior interfering with the decorations, and the prevention. of trouble incidental to steam pipes. High efficiency, low wear and tear, and little attention, he contended, were factors directly in favour of electrical machinery.
Straits Merchant Service Guild.
The half-yearly meeting of the above guild was held in the Guild Boom at Singapore on January 22, Capt. J. A. Usmpbell in the
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LD.
Agents.
HONGKONG-NEW YORK-
A
R&S
Tango Maru Titan
Tr
Nippon Maru
Machaon Nankin
St. Albans Taiyuan
Feb. 14 London
Feb. 15 San Francisso 6,659 Feb. 15 Liverpool Feb. 16 Australia Feb 18 Seattle 11,000 Feb. 19 San Francisco
S.979
Feb. 19 London.
6,737 Feb. 19 Liverpool 6,853 Feb. 19 London
Feb. 20 Australia.
Feb, 20 Australia
Glenstrae
3,054
Feb. 20 London
Ping Suey
Teiresias
7,603
Knight Companioni
Hitachi Mazu
Penang Maru
8,000
Namur
|6,701
Anyo Maru
B. & S.
T.KK B. & S. N. KL.
J.C.J. L
Ceylon Mara
Kitano Maru Novara
Renzoon Maru
Tamba Maru
Titan
Tosa Marn
Yokohama Maru
Shinyo Maru Protesilaus
Bombay Maru Benton Mara Karimoen
Lion Nantin
Nikko Mare Malta
Tango Maru Nore Empire
6.458 Feb. 20 Yokohama
Feb. 21 Liverpool Feb. 21 Yokohama
Feb. 2 Yokohamıs
Feb. 23 Singapore Feb. 24 Yokohama 12,510 Feb. 24 Calcutta
16.000 Feb. 24 London 6,850 Feb. 26 Landon 18,000 Feb 26 Kobe
12.500 Feb. 27 Seattle :8,570 Man 1 Seattle 6,979 Mar. 1 Manila 12,000 Mar. 2 Yokohama
Mar. 4 London.
Mar. 6 San Francisco Mar. 6 San Francisco 9,547 Mar. 6 Yokohama
Mar. 8 Bombay
Mar. 9 Calcutta
Mar. 9 Java
Mar. 9 Seamle
6,553 Mar. 10 Yokohama
Mar. 11 Australia
6.064 Mar.11 London 13,500
Mar. 13 Yokokama
Mar. 14 Yokohama Mar. 16 Australia
Mar. 21 San Francisco
10,221 Mar 21 Manila 6,580
Tasundari J.C.J L11, Feb. China
ja MS. S. 12 Feb.
15, Feh
Monteagle CP.R Khura M. N.Y.K
16, Feb.
22 Feb.
29. Feb.
Feb.
:3, Mar.
7, Mar.
B. & S.
9, Mar
TLE
10. Mar.
JCTL
13, Mar.
Shiryo M. T. K. K.
14, Mar
E of Russia C. P. R. Trion
93, Mar
B. & S.
28, Mar.
S. of Japan CPR Trikembang J.CJ. L. China `Q.M. 5. 5.
5, Apr..
11 Apr. 14, Apr.
IF. & 0.
N. Y. K
2 & 0.
N. Y. K
P. & O.
6,703
G. L. & Co.
T.KK.
Persis Maru
B. & S.
Irion
P. & 0.
Sardinia
Mar. 24 London
N.Y. K B&S. N. Y. E G. L Co. 'G. L. Co.
15 Feb, 8 Feb. $14. Mar,
P.&O.
Novara
6,350
Mar. 24 Yokohama
Tjikembang Arakan
Apr. 7 Java
15. Mar. 8. Apr.
May 8 Java
AUSTRALIA.
Sydney & Melbourne via Manila Aki M.- Australian Ports via Manila Taiyuan Sydney & Melbourne via Manila Tango M. Australian Ports vis Port Darwin St. Albans Australian Pors via Port Darwin Empire
SINGAPORE, COAST PORTS AND JAPAN.
Sandalcan
Manila, Cebu and Iloilo
Manila, Cebu and Iloilo
Tientsia
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta
Nagasaki, Kobe & Yokohoma
1.C.J. L J.C.J. L.
«
10,921
TO SAIL
JAVA-PACIFIC LIJN.
Regular Monthly Service between
JAVA, MAKASSAR, MANILA, HONGKONG AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Sailing Subject to Change Without Notice.
Will Leare
For
do
14th Feb, 1916. San Fcisco. 13th Ma.....
Mausang JM, Co.
8, Feb:
Singapore, Penang & Calcutta.
Swatow, Amoy & Foochow
Shanghai
Shanghai
14
Batavis
Kobe & Moji
Kaeichow B. & S. Kutsang J. M. Co. &, Feb. Shaohsing B. & S. 8, Feb. Haibong DISCO. BFeb. Choysang J. M. Co. 8, Feb. Anhui 3.& S. Timanoek JCLL Yatshing
8, Feb.
8, Feb.
9, Feb.
J. M. Ca.
9, Feb.
C'shing
J. M. Co.
10, Feb.
Namsang J.M. Co.
IL, Feb.
Tango M
N.TL
Mazila
Shanghai and Japan
Bombay etc.
Loongsang I. M. Co. Alcinous B. & S. Kiriz M.
12 Feb. 12, Feb.
13, Feb.
Batavia, Sourabaya etc."
Shanghai and Japan
S. Y. K. Bomeo M. D. & Co. Demodocus B. & S.
14, Feb.
15, Feb. 15, Feb.
¡Steamers From Expected Tjisondari JAVA 7th Feb., 1916. Karinoen JAVA 9th Mar, Tjikembang JAVA 7th Apr Arakan. JAVA 8th May., -
君
11th Apr, 12th May.
Calcutta etc.
Jinsen M. NYK
15, Feb.
Batavia
Tätini JOJ. L. Chipshing J. M. Co. Nankin
Machaon S. Jacob
16, Feb. 17, Feb.
P. & O.
19, Feb.
B & S
19, Feb.
J.CJ. L.
20, Feb.
Teiresias
B. & S.
22, Feb,
Kitan
B. & S.
22, Feb.
Kiojun M D., & Co.
23, Feb.
Miyazaki M. Y. K. Penang M. N.I.K. Tjikembang J.C.J. L, Karimoen JCJL Trion
B. & S.
24 Feb.
24 Feb.
11, Mar.
13, Mar. 13, Mar.
Hongkong, York Building
AMERICAN ASIATIC s.s. Co.
FOR NEW YORK VIA SUEZ CANAL OR CAPE OF COOD HOPE
With liberty to call at the Malabar Cosat).
The
S.S.
INDRASAMHA,
on or about the 5th March 1916. For freight and further particulars, apply to
SHEWAN TOMES & CO.,
General Agenta..
chair, there being a la geam THE AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN LINE.
The
ber of members present. reports and accounts were adopt ed and passed, the Chairman remarking that it had been & Successful year, and the fands! showed an improvement over the previous year. A bearty vote of thanks was passed to the Presid ent and officers of the past year, particularly to Mr. D. Timm, Who kindly acted as Hon. Treas arer. The following was the result of the ballot-President, Capt. Daringer, but he could not accept as he is leaving for Europe during the year. Capt. W. R. Barton was thereupon elected President: Vice President, Capt. J. A. Campbell; Hon. Sec, Capt. I Moss, (for the third year); Hon. Tress, Mr. W. Makepeace (for the fourth year),
(ELLERMAN & BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD.)
FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
(With liberty to call at the Malabar Coast)
HE Steamship,
For freight and further particulars apply to
Tientsin and Weihaiwei
Shanghai & Porta to Yokohama Shanghai and Japan Singapore, Amoy and Swatow. Shanghai and Japan Menils
Moji, Kobe & Yokohama Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama Shanghai, Moji and Kobu : Јата Java Manila
CANADIAN PACIF
COMPANY'S
STEAMSHIP
LINE.
FROM CHINA & JAPAN TO
AILWAY
CANADA, UNITED STATES & EUROPE
VIA VANCOUVER,
13
GALLING AT SHANGHAI, HAGASAKI (Inland Ses), KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,
QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC
* EMPRESS OF RUSSIA” — ~ EMPRESS OF ASIA " 16,850 Tons Gross Register Quadruple Screw-Speed ZI. Knota.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN-
REDUCED FIRST CLASS FARES, INTERMEDIATE,
* MONTEAGLE"
PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM KONAKDEG SUBJECT TO CHANOL
18 FERY. * EMPRESS OF ASIA”
•“MOETEAGLE”
20 APRIL "EMPRESS OF RUSSIA" 23 MARCH|*- MONTEAGLE“
25 "EXPRESS'OF JAPLE” 5 APTEL * EMPRESS OF RUSSIA” 18, "MAY
* EMPRESS OF ASIA”.. JA JUNE
„Ballings, Guide Books, sic, please apply to
D. W. ORADDOCK, S
For further informati
THE BANK LINE LIMITED.
Agents
Hongkong, 6th January, 1916.
Таки Д
ZEDROKONG..
"The steamers are all fitted throughout with electric light and have accommodation for a limited number of saloon-passengers. All: steamers carry a duly qualified surgeon. Cargo taken at through rates to all Overland Common Points in the United States of America and Canada."
For particulars of Freight and Passage, apply to
AJAYA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN. Managing Agents.
MOVEMENT OF
STEAMERS.
AMERICAN MAIL.
WIL
The TK. K 2, AXYO.MARU |ners leare Hongkong on March 10, 1916. The T.KK1.1 TENTO MAEU exiled an she 30th Nov.al acon-This steamer will next leave Hongrong on Tuesday the 115th February 1916 at noon.
CANADIAN MAIL
The CP. E MONTEAGLE arrived at Moji on Friday the 4th Feb, am. left Moj on Friday the 4th Feb. pm due to |azzire. Shazzhai on Sunday the 6th Feb.
170
MERCHANT STEAMERS. The Ben Line 2. BENALDER Som Middlesbro, Laith & London left Blunga- pare for this port on the lxt" instant an
Katsang. Br. sa. 3,895, E. C. D.Bundley,
a 3las Jan-Kobe, 27th Jan. Gez,
-J. M. & Ca.
Chipshing, Br. 19, LG Walmaz. Fiat Jan-Hongay, 26th Jan. Coas-J. M. & Lo
Phaumpens, Br.44, 1961, V. a. Bizi Lat
Feb-Saigon, 27th Jan Bice d General-Wo Fat Shing Mansang. Br. za 1,463. G. EL. Alopok lat Sandakan, 25th Jan. Wood and General J. & Ca Yuensang. Br. za 1,735, W. M. Memey 1st Feb-Mama, 9th Jan. Gen.
J. M. & Co. Quarta, Br, as 1,176, Hooker,
Bangkok, Gen -B,&8
Jh
Wenchow. Br. 560, Dillon, Ind Fabr
Trentain, 25th Jan, Gen-B&B, Kaifong, Brna, 387, J.B. Evans, and Feb.
Haiphong, 30th Jan. Gan B & i
Tipana Das, 1 2,144. De Lange, let.
FabSwatow, 31st Geneza...
RJCJL
may be expected to amve here on the 8th Timanock, Brax 3,510, A. W. Le Bocy,
instant.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamers. Tamezi, Br. xx. 99, W. G. Cowan, 2ith
Jan-Swałow, Mrd-Jan Gen- B. J Koriana, Br. 12. 2,129, J. Roger, 24th Jan. -----Shamhai, Zlat Jan Cement --
G. & Co. Glanode, Brass, 2399, McGhie, 23th Jan.
Singapore, Hat Jan. General-
Esitan, Br 1183, J. £. Thomson, 30th
Jan Swatow, 19th Jan, Got,... D. I. & Ca Parka, Maru,Žng. sa. 2,684, K. Hashima
Pan, 10th Jan Bhanghai, Gen
3rd Feb.-Swatow, 2nd Feb. Gen. Otaru Maru, Jap, ca. 1,358, 2. Yoshioka, 3rd Feb-Moji, 1945 Jan, Conten MBL
Taibai Mamu. J89. # 1353, T. Harichi. 2nd Jan. --Txingtan, 28th Jan. Gun-MB.X Singaporees. Br. xx. Bazadamon, sta
Feb-Saigon, 28th January, Bloo Anhui, Ez aa 1338, Rady, kita Walim
Shanghai, 1st Feb. Gen.-B. and
Gianfallock, Br. na. 1494, MaKausa,
Tear-Singapore, 28ds Jan. Ge
Chinese. Hanoi, Fr. zz. 706, Mov
Marty
Changin, Br. 15, 1,338, J.
*Bangkok: 28th