THE
BLUE FUNNEL
LINE
REGULAR
FAST
AND FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER SERVICES |
LONDON SERVICE
"PATROOLUS" 27th July. Marsailles, London, R'dam & wasgow "MACHAON”
"ANTENOR"
PERSEDS"
8th Aug. Marseilles, London, R'dam & H'burg. 24th Aug. Markseilles, London, R'dam & Glangow 6th Sept. Marsailles, London, R'dam &H'borg.
• Coli al Cakaḥíános,
LIVERPOOL
"ATREDS" TEUGER" LYCAON". ***TITAN***
SERVICE
20th Aug. 15th Sept. 20th Oct. 23th Nov.
PACIFIC SERVICE
wis KOBE & YOKOHAMA. "TYNDAREUS 23rd July "PROTESILAUS“
13: Aug
Gaps, Havra, Liverpool & Glasg03 a Ges. Haven, laverpool & Glasgow, Gahon, Eaves, Liverpool & Casgow Com, Havre, Liverpool & Clasgow
NEW YORK SERVICE -HELENDS"
"MEN POR
Victoria, Vanciver & Beattin Victoria, Vancouver & Sostile
New York, Boston & Baltimore New York, Boston & Baltimore
3'ah Jaly. 26th Aug. PASSENGER SERVICE "PATROOLIS" 27th July.
ANTENOR" 241 Ang.
"HEOT R
CAENEAS”
5th Oct.
-Tat Navi,
Singapore, Marabilles & London Singapore, Marseilles & Loudan Singapore, Marseilles & London Singapore, Marseilles & Lendog
Alno gargo utaamara, with "hivai nasevngar sen'ny shitloaf at @pecially reduned rates.
For freight and passage rates and information apply to :--
Butterfield & Swire,
CANADIAN
Agents
PACIFIC
QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC
R.MS. "EMPRESS OF CANADA'
will be despatched from
HONGKONG
to
MANILA
4 P.M., TO-DAY,
JULY 20th, 1927.
Tel. 0. 752. Passenger Dopt: Freight & Express:: Tel. C. 42.
Cables: "GACANPAC. Cables: "NAUTILUS.”
HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMERS.
TAX HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAU STEAMBOAT CO., LTD.
CANTON LINE.
Sailings from Hongkong-Daily at 1 a m. Sailings from Hongkong-9.8. "KINSHAN"-Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 8 a.m. Sailings from Canton-Daily at 3 p.m. Sailings from Canton-e.s. "KINSHAN"-Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. 8.6. "LUNGSHAN" borths on arrival in Hongkong on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at Company's Wing "Lok Street Wharf. All steamers will, as usual, leave for
Canton from the Hongkong Wharf.
MACAO LINE.
FROM HONGKONG:
8. A.M. and 2 P.M.
(Weekdays only).
FROM MACAO
8 A.M. and 2 PM. (Wookdays only),
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
On Sunday, the 24th July se. "SUI AN"...will -depart from the Company's Wing Lok Street Wharf at 19 M. and from Macao at 3.30 P.M. Return Baloon
Passage Fare $5.00..
SPECIAL TIFFIN $1.50.
THE "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
LOCAL TRADE.
CUSTOMS RETURNS FOR
FIRST QUARTER."
WEDNESDAY, JULY
PASSENGERS,
ARRIVED.
20, 1927.
CONSIGNEE NOTICE.
OCEAN STEAM SHIP.CO., LTD..
and
CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Consignoes per Company's Steamer
"PERSEUS"
From UNITED KINGDOM via
SINGAPORE.
are hereby notified that the cargo will
be discharged into Holt's Wharf Kaw.
Per 1.5. Empress of Canada from Vancouver via ports, July 19,—Mr. There is much of interest in the A. J. Astley, Mr. L Key, Mr. and quarterly trade returas of the Mrs. M. K. Lo, Mr. W. Lo, Mr. A. Maritime Customs for Kowloon MacCallum, Miss I, Mackay, Mr. J. W. and the Canton-Kowloon Railway Mallor, Mr. W. L. Boyd, Mr. F. A. traffic for the fret three months Grant, Mr. B. K. Lam, Mr. R. E. of this year. There are some
Magnusson, Lt. Col. P. W. Bell, Mr. striking increases in the section of Mrs. L. Berghaimen. Mr. F. Y. the returns devoted to Kowloon imports, the figures relating to the principal articles imported from foreign countries and Chinese ports through the Maritime Cus- toms: Imports of steel and iron bars showed an increase of over 15,000 plculs, while there, wore substantial increases on all metal as compared with the imports first three months of last year...
Imports of scrap, for instance, jumped from 1,667 piculs to 10,932. Increases are also noted in fishery and sea products, salt fish im- Mr. P. L. Li, Mr. and Mrs. Le free storage period.
ports being almost doubled. Whereas imports of cuttle fish last year were 1,432 picule during the same period this year they amount.
ed to 11,810..
Rice imports, however, show the biggest increase, the total for the first quarter of this year being 991.110 piculs as compared with 9,533 last year. Other cereals
Lower Kerosene Imports.
13
NY.KLINE
REDUCED RATES TO EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO. £120, £112 110 4102 £83; G$440, G8420 via SEATTLE. SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Porta & Honolulu
*Siberia Maru (Calls Keelung) Tuesday, 26th July, at 10 a.m.
Taiyo Maru. ***
Friday, 12th Aug.
• Tonyo Maru
Monday, 22nd Aug. *Calle Los Angeles, Omitting Honolul.
440
C
loon, where it will lle at Consignee LONDON via Singapore, Suez, Marseills & Ports. risk and subject to terms and condi- tions of storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will be rondy for delivery. from Godown on and aftor 18th July.
Optional cargo will not be landed here, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival, but carried from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extends.
on
All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 am, and noon within
Chan, Mr. F. Woo, Mr. B. C. Chan, Mrs. C. Y. Huang, Mr. Y. M. Chang, Mr. C. L. Ching, Mr. Chen, Mr. S.-F. Chen, Mr. and Mrs Y. S. Cheng, Mra. T..T/Chao, Mrs. T. T. Ho, Mr C. L Chi, Mr. G. W. Cockburn, Mrs. S. S. and Miss Chow, Mr. J. L. Fan, Mr. W. S. Fan, Mrs. Miss and Matr. Fan, Mr. F. Y. Fa, Mr. H. Gild. Mrs. W. Hoo, Mr. and Mrs. 5. Y. Hau, Mr. and Mra, Hsu, Mr. Y. C. Hsu, Mr. and Mrs, P. D. and Infant Huang, Miss Bi, Kacker, Mr. G. Horndorfer, Mr. C. Kung, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kwok, and Mra. Y. Loung, Mr. M. C. Mr. T. F. Liang, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Me, Mr. Y. B. Ma, Mr. W. K. Miao, Mr. A. C. Miao, Matr. C. C. Mine, Mr. C. B. Morrison, Mrs. D. M. Nissim, Mr. P. M. Pingquet, Mr. F. L. Rob-
All Claims against the S. K Sen, Mr. B. binson. Mr.
.. 'Sib, Miss is. C. Tang, Mr. C. T. To, Mr. must be presented to the undersigned P. To, Mr. K. H. Tu, Mr. G. G. To, on or before the 8th August or they
will not be recognised. Mr. S. S. Tsaw, Mfr. T. J. Whitaker,
No Fire Insurance will be affected. Capt. H. Whittles, Mr. and Mrs. C. F..
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Wong, Mr. P. F.
Agents. Hongkong, 8th July, 1027.
C.
Mr. F. C. Yap, W. Yeung, Mr.
also show large gains, bran being Wong Mr. Y. K. g. Mr. C. H. another example with a total of Mr. E. N. Tan,
F. N. Chan, Hon. J. Gabaldon, Miss 691,086' piculs as compared with M. Allshouse, Mr. and Mrs. H. 3,821 last year. Imports of white Akit, Ming C. Akit, Miss Y. Akit, sugar jumped from less than 2,000 Mstr. H. A. Akit, Rev. and Mrs. W. W. to over 10,000 piculs and double Bell, Miss II. M. Bell, Mstr. W. E. the quantity of manure was im- Bell, Mr. D. B. Berkeley, Misa A. Canham, Mrs. E. M. Cocker, Miss H. ported.
Embrey, Mr. M. A. Fox, Mr. R. A. Hosler, Mr. H. M. S. Lay, Mr. J. D. Lum, Mrs. H. M. Mears, Mr. H. E. Reed, Mr. G. J. Ross, Mr. L. E. Schultz, Mr. L. G. Shaw, Sistor Made R. Cain, Sister C. La Porte, Mr. J. W. Torsert. Mr. W. L. Walters, Mr. F. Wong, Mr.. G. W. N. Tong, Mr. W. W. Mr. C. Chan, Mr. H. W. Ching, Mr. Shu, Mr. G. A. Woxholt, Mr. H. Chin, S. W. Lai, Mr. W. M. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Chang, Miss L. Chang, Mr. and Mrs. Gies. Chee, Mr. Y., C.
There was a notable drop in kerosene imports, however, the previous year's total of 1,973,640 gallons being reduced to 489,160. Furs.
Increased considerably, 37,389 pieces being Imported against 646 last year.
Coal imports last year were 962 tons and this year 14,211, rat- tana 217 piculs as against 10,850, and cement 3,211 piculs last year compared with 17,610. There was a substantial increase in the value of machinery imported.
Chen.
DEPARTED.."
Por a.s. President Cleveland for Manuel As regards exports, not includ- Manila; July 19.--Mr. D. P. Williams, ing re-exports, there was almost Mr. Manuel Matute, Mr.
Cuevas, Mr. H. V. Kaleenborn, Mr. a double quantity of poultry sent D. E. Cappleman, Mrs. Keng Pak Yui, out. Dried, fresh and salted ve- Biza. Chong Su See, Miss Yek Sui getables were exported in larger See, Miss Yek Bun See, Miss Yek quantities, this year'a figures be-Eng Soa, Mr. Soguing Yu Singco, Miss ing 106,883 picals as compared Cheng Pin, Miss Lam Seng. Mr. with 42,642. Exports of gunny Salvador Rico, Mr. Tang Kim Sin,
Mr. Charles L. Guy, Miss Jane bags are a notable feature of the win, Mr. B. E. Irwin, Mr. Albert E. M. Kncedler, Mi
Jarrell,
No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the steamer's Go- livered after the 26th July will be down, and all Goods remaining unde
ubject to cont
Steamor
OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD.
and
CHINA MUTUAL STEAM
NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Consignees per Company's Steamer
"ANTILOCHUS"
From NEW YORK via SINGAPORE. ara hareby notified that the cargo "Perseus" having arrived per s.. from Singapore will be discharged in-
to Holt's Wharf Kowloon where it will lie at Consignee's risk and sub- ject to terms and conditions of stor- age at Bolt's Wharf. The Cargo wll} be ready for delivery from Godown on and after 18th July.
Optional cargo will not be landed giver here, unicas. notice has been prior to steamer's arrival, but carried! on from 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 examined on any Tuesday and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 am. and noon within the free storage period.
exports of miscellaneous textile Karol Mr. Robert V.1 the Goods have left the steamer's!
produce, the total for the first three months of this year being 751,919 pizes against 3,760 last
year.
Railway Traffic.
Florence W. Lowe, Mr. Marciap F. Lichauco, Mr. Miguel Morales, Mrs. Loza M. Madsen, Williaka Madnen. Mr. Balvin M. Madsen; Mr. Manley G. Miller, Miss Marie Wagner, Mair. Jack Wagner, Birs, Clark H. Ydagar, Mr. Benjamin Berkowitz, Mrs. Kate Berkowitz, Miss Lotta L. Bland, Metz, Bernard Brooks, Mias Mary H. Cunningham,
W.
Mr.
No claims will be admitted after Gedown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 25th July will be subject to rent.
All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the undersigned on or before the 8th August or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Agents. Hongkong, 18th July, 1927.
The greatest depth ever record- ed in any of the oceans of the vessel Emden, bound from the The
Another big increase is shown in the exports of whole bamboos, but there was a big reduction in
Julin D. Cole, Mr. John B. Cooke, the firewood exports. On the
Mr. Homer Dahlke, Mrs, Helen C. other hand exports of timber were
Evans, Mr. Clyde D. Evans, Miss most considerably larger. The
Marilyn T. Evans, Mies Tolita Evans, striking figures on miscellaneous Mr. Alton W. Evans, Mr. Joseph C Mrs. Caroline B. Eager, Mr Flowers, goods refer to mats, the number exported totalling 1,694,792 as Dan Pornovich, Mrs. Maude Risaman, compared with 47,400 last year.
Mrs. C. "H. Shumake, Mr. The section. of the returns deal. Ridge Rissman, Mr. Truman world was plumbed by the German
James Sixto, Mr. John Somer, ing with the Canton-Kowloon Edward J. Teal, Mrs., Edward J. Teal Railway traffic gives no compari-Miss Victeria Volida, Mrs. Emilla S. sons with last year owing to the Welhaven, Miss Lillian Welhaven, interruption of the service. There Miss Mallble 1. Watson. Mstr. Frank is little of note in the figures re- Wagner, Mr. Clark H. Yeager. lating to the Imports of cotton
Per 8.3. President Lincoln for piece goods through the railway, Seattle via ports, July 19.-Mr. Doris only comparatively small quanti-Walter Budd Champlin, Mr. tles being brought in. The rail- Champin, Miss Mary Green, Miss way carried 7,553 piculs of salt Gloria Green, Mr. Clementine Rheims, fish, and over 12,000 piculs of rice, Mr. Bertha Clark Bonnett, Mr. Guy Clarke, Mr. William P.
together with smaller quantities Considine, Mr. Rachel Considine, Mr.
of other miscellaneous, "goods.
Lomsworth, Mr. Emma L. Imports of kerosene amounted to Hehir, Miss Alice R. Kinsbury, Mr. 33,000 gallons and of cement to 4-, Hugh Mac Dougahh, Mr. William J. 388 plculs,
Odom, Mr. Johanne Rasmussen, Mr. Exports were mainly confined to Annn B. Shaw, Mr. Bern. Cee Show Mr. Le Roy Shaw Mugh, Mr. Bielen- vegetable products but fair quan-berg, Mr. Elamar Bonifais, Mr. Lilah tities of poultry and medicines A. Hughes, Mr. B. Warden Hughes, Mr. Chaye Hardman, Mr. Joe Hard- man, Mr. Adella Zitkowsk, Mrs, L. Basto, Mr. C. W. Howard, rd. MIES Mr. L. L Howard, Mrs, C. W. TRAVEL FACILITIES, E. A Howard, Mr. W. W. Howard,
were sent out.
N. Y. K. THROUGH BOOKINGS
TO U.S.
Mstr. O. T. Howard, Mr. Foo Mau, Mr. Mr. Low Sing, Mr. Antonio Lau, Alfredo Lau, Mrs. Victoria Lau, Mrs. Lau Chi, Mrs. He Cheong Chee, Mrs. Tsang Hing, Mr. Chan Yook, Mrs. Pon Shee, Miss Chiu Miu Kwan, Chang
Jeong, Mrs. Wong Shee, Mrs. Jin Yco Shee,
Matr. Jin Chuck Since the N.Y.K. commenced a Mun, Mr. Wong: Siu Yook, Mr. Hot, operate the. Orient California Service, with 5 steamers, viz 8.5. Som Mr. Wong Sik, Mr. Won Tai, Quock Qun, Mr. Lob Lok Th Mr. Taiyo Maru," "Tenyo Maru" and Low Yuen Sheung, Mr. Li You Men, "Shinyo Maru" of 22,000 tons Mete. N. Betcovitz, Mrs. N. Bertovitz, cach and "Korea Maru," "Siberla Mstr. John Bertovitz, Matr. J. P. Maru" of 20,000 tons each, the old, Mr. H. Volker, Mr. I. J. Antoo
Bertovitz, Mr. Moy Lok, Mrs. port of Los Angeles has been re-k gularly called at by two of those, Mrs. L. J. Antocfiff, Miss Tam,
Mstr. Maru"
chok steamer, the a.s. "Koren
Chon Shou Tre, Mis Mr. Kwang Tse Heng, Mis
Chee, that part from the Orient has. Chon, Miss Chen, Mr. Ching
Mr. J.
L. Robinson, Mrs. hitherto been impracticable owing Mrs.
Wu Tine
Fang, Miss Wu Yin Chong, mainly to the difficulty in
Li King, Mr. G. V. Kitaon,
Sic
Si, W. T. Yu, Mr. Liu- and the "Siberia Maru" but then Mr. Mino Yun Tai, Mrs. S
booking of through passengers to
ion with the Immigration formal Mr. Yue Puk Hong, Mr. Kenneth ties to be complied with.
Chan,
Mr. Lam Wal In, Mian K.
Khi manga, 117, Cheung Vina trong
As the result, however, of a Fek, Matr. Wong Sik Bon, Mrs. Kal Matr. Oswald Chan, Mr. prolonged negotiation between the Manata, N.Y.K. and the Immigation Au- thorities at San Francisco, the Mr. W. T. Alexander. Mr. Chan Tung
Shang
Mlas
Chan W Wan Hang, Miss difficulty has now been practi-Chan Yung Hung, Miss Yik Tsat,
Mu, Matr. Chan
an, Hong, Mr. cally removed, and the Company Miss Chan
Mrs. Mr. K. Huang, Mr. Lee Lol King
Ng Yat Chuen, Mr. P Tomis convenience to those desiring to Mr. P. K. Fu, Mr. Hellmut Schuma- proceed to that destination.
cher.
ment of booking through passe at Bing, Mr. Ng Yut
gers to there, thus affording great
Dutch East Indies to Japan.
punding measured 31,416 fest, about six and one-half miles. The greatest depth previously. known was 32,644 feet.
Hakusan Maru Kitano Maru... Haruna Maur
4.
Saturday, 30th July. at 11 a.m. Saturday, 13th Aug. at 11 a.m. Saturday, 27th Aug, SYDNEY & MELBOURNE vis Manila & Ports.
Aki Maru ***
Wednesday, 20th July, at 3 p.m. Mishima Maru
Wodnesday, 24th Aug, BOMBAY via Singapore & Colombo,
Thursday, 28th July.
Raugoon Maru
...
THER
SOUTH AMERICA (WEST COAST) via Japan, Honolulu,
Los, Angeles Mexico & Panama... Ginyo Maru
Firiday 15th Aug.
SOUTH AMERICA (EAST COAST) via Dingapore,
Capetown & Parts Kamakura Maru
NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA.
Bengal Maru
Tatsuno Marų,
Lyons Maru
LIVERPOOL via Singaporo, Colombo, Port Said & Ports.
CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.
Osaka Maru
Thursday, 11th Aug.
Saturday, 23rd July. Wednesday, 10th Aug.
Friday, Sht Aug.
Saturday, 23rd July.
Saturday, 6th Aug.
Friday, 22nd July.
SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA
Monday, 25th July.
Saturday, 30th July.
Saturday, 30th July,
Tuesday, 2nd Aug.
SOURABAYA via Batavia, Cheribon & Samarang.
Morioka Maru
NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
Mishima Maru
Toyohashi Maru Kamo Maru
Sado Maru
Takchima Maru
For further information apply to:-
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
Tal. Central Nos. 292, (private ozchanges to all Depts.)
KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART
MAATSCHAPPIJ.
"Royal Packet Navigation Co. of Batavia.
M. S. "VAN HEUTSZ "
will be despatched on 21st July,
For SINGAPORE, PENANG & BELAWAN DELI DIRECT, Offers excellent saloon accommodation, all lower berthe English Cuisine, doctor carried, wireless telegraph.
1st. CLASS FARE to SINGAPORE $125,00. In connection with the Royal Packet Nav. Co.'s (K.P.M.; services to all destinations in the Netherlands East Indios and Australia.
Agente JAVA 'CHINA JAPAN LINE. Telophone Contral No. 1574 York Building: Chater Road,
AUSTRAL-CHINA
S. S.
NAVIGATIONCO.
"CALULU”
will sail hence on the..
4th AUGUST
For SYDNEY, MELBOURNE & ADELAIDE via Haiphong, Manila, Jandakan, Balikpapan, Rabaul
Samaral and Noumea. For Freight and Particulars Apply to
Queen's Building.
"
DODWELL & CO., LTD. Agents, Fal. No. Central 1030.
BANK LINE LTD.
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ELLERMAN & BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD.
BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION WITHOUT NOTICE.
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UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT
...
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3rd August. 18th August.
S.S. “CITY OF GLASGOW" A Havre, London, Rotterdam & Hamburg Havre, London, Rotterdam & Hamburg 89. "KABINGA"
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRAL EAST INDIES LINE Exilings from SINGAPORE on 7th of every month by "OITY OF PALERMO" or "CITY. OF SPARTA”
to Java, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney and VICE VERJA, Through Freight and Passenger booking from Hongkong in conjunction with "Ellerman" Line, or
ather services.
BOSTON, NEW YORK & BALTIMORE..... AMERICAN & MANUHURIAN DINE
S.8. "CITY OF BEDFORD 8:8. "CITY OF NORWICH"
vis Buez Canal
vis Suez Canal.
ALSO AGENTS FOR
ANDREW WEIR & CO.
·BOSTON & NEW YORK
SERVICES TO
From Hongkong
“T4th August.
14th September.
AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE
ORIENTAL AYRICAN LINE 5th rugast,
MAURITIUS & SOUTH AFRICA
S.S. "TINHOW"
Loading for Mauritius, Delagon Boy, Durban, East London, Alges Bay (Fort Elizabeth), Mossel Bay and
Capetown. Through Bills of Lading issued to Beira, Qailimalne, Ibo, Port Amelia Mozambique, Chinde, Inhambane,
Zanzibar; Membass, Kilindini, Port Nolloth, Luderitz Bay, Walvis Bay and Madagascar,
For freight or passage on any of the above lines, apply Telephone Contral 481
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