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CLAIMS OF CORK AND GALWAY.
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Ixion (6520) British, Balikpapan-B. & S.:-
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CO-ORDINATION OF SEA AND AIR TRANSPORT.
U.S.A. PREDICTION,
With the passing of the Jones- White Bill it will be possible to profitably develop United States! shipping by means of co-ordination of air and sea transportation, in the opinion of Mr. Laurence R. Wilder, general manager of the Trans-Oceanic Corporation. This corporation was formed last Janu- Jary for the purpose of operating The proposal to make Dublin a
the proposed Blue Ribbon Line of free port is advarsely criticised
33-knot vessels across the Atlan- (writes a Dublin correspondent). Kanchow (1222) British,
from tic. The Mayor of Cork, Mr. French, Shanghai, Amoy-B. & S.;-91 pas-
In the course of an article in strongly urges the priority of Cork, seagers, 533 tons general cargo for the "American Mutual Magazine," and Professor Busteed, Univeraity Hong Kong, 988 tons (through),
Mr. Wilder predicts the develop- College, points out that long before
Soochow (1594) British, from ment of a new and distinct type the matter was mooted at the sit- | Canton-B. & S.1–20 passengers, of vessel under the United States This, he saya, will have Japan, Honolulu, Los Angeles. ting of the Ports and Harbours 300 tons general cargo (through).ag.
Tribunal at Dublin it had been dis- Linan (1356) British, from. Can-masts, funnels and bridges on one cussed at Cork. He, however, re-too-B. & S.-48 passengers. 375 side, like the nercplane carriers,
difficultles sur tous general cargo (through), "Lexington" and, "Saratoga," leav rounding any such project, and re-i Hong Peng (2525) British, from ing the whole deck clear for the marks that the question is not so Rungoon, Singapore-Ho Hong-landing and take-off of acroplanes. simple as it seems. He even doubts 1,469 passengers, 560 tons general "It is Inevitable, he writes,) if the proposal to have a free port cargo for Hong Kong, 580 tons that ships of the air and ships In Ireland will ever be a practical (through).
of the sea should work together. proposition. If it does, however, Tangistan (2679) British, from They are natural partners. By Singapore, Tegal-Nemaze:-2,760 use of aeroplanes, to-day's mail tons sugar for Hong Kong, 1,900 will catch yesterday's ship out at tons sugar (through).
sen, and to-morrow's mail, by fly-|| Changte (2579) British, from ing ahead of the ship, will be de- Melbourne, Manila-B. & S.:-71{livered to-day. passengers, 430 tons general cargo "Three-quarters of all those who for Hong Kong, 290 tona (ihrough), (travel-across the North Atlantic |
Vulcanus (707) Dutch, from Foo-jare Americans. If they are given chowA.P.C.-
faster ships with greater comfort,
Saturday, 18th August. · SOUTH AMERICA (East Coast) via Singapore, Cape Town & Ports.cognises certain
Thursday, 6th September.
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NEW YORK and BOSTON via PANAMA.
Thursday, ↑ CALCUTTA MARU LIVERPOOL vin Port Said, Geneva, Marseilles.
10th August.
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+ PENANG MARU
NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
TANGO MARU SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
+ MATSUMOTO MARU
Sunday,
† RANGOON MARU (Moji direct).. Monday, FUSIHMI MARU
Sunday, 10th August.
Friday, 17th August,
19th August. 20th August.
ja
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Dr. Oliver Gogarty (Dublin), 'a member of the Free State Senate, strongly favours the selection of Galway. He confesses himself puzzled by the auggestion that Dublin should be the free port by way of inducing the North Atlantic trade to pass through Dublin. But he points out that Dublin, of all the Irish ports; is situated midmost on the opposite side from the Atlantic, and consequently is furthest from the Atlantic.
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Tjisalak (3614) Dutch, from they will travel on these ships. Batavia, Balixpapan — J.C.J.L.:—The Trans-Oceanic Corporation is 256 passengers, 4,350 tons general formed to supply that need. Its cargo for Hong Kong, 3,580 tons ships have been designed to main-
(through).
tain a speed of 33 knots at sea. Kathe (906) German, from New Similar speeds have been attained chwang. Dairen-Kwong Mow Tai: by naval eraft and the Trans- 150 tons beans for Hong Kong, Oceanic Corporation only proposes 2,000 tons beans (through).
to do for peaceful commerce what Etha Rickmers (3228) German, has already been done in prepara- from Hamburg, Manila-Sander, tion for war. Weler & Co.:-900 tons general "It is anfe to say that these The position of Galway on the cargo for Hong Kong, 4,096 tona new ships will repent the story of Atlantic makes it, he says, the port (through).
the US. clipper ships of 100 years. which should be favoured where
particularly appro Dorry (378) German, from Hol- ago. It is large cargoes could be landed and how-Chow Yue Teng:7 passen. (priate that the Trans-Oceanic Cor- arranged for distribution with ad-gers, 472 tons general cargo for glorious era for the names of its poration should go back to that vantage.
Hong Kong, 100 tons (through). Mr. McCabe, a former member Hubro (1027) Norwegian, from new ships. The memory of clip! of the "Dail," states an argument Samarinda-Kwong Seng Loong:- per ships will be enshrined again against Dublin so far as Trana-At- 1,000 tona general cargo for Hong in the "Flying Cloud" and her
sister ships, Iantic mails and passenger traffic Kong, 868 tons (through).
Training the Personnel.
ese Republic and second only to the is concerned is the fact that it is Mondego (874) Norwegian, from "In order
Its position Haiphong-K. Larsen & Co.:-1,870 while the ships are building and not an ocean port.
train personnel Yangtsze in importance. This magni- ficent trade route was opened to for- and the fact of ever-increasing ex- tons coal (through). penditure in dredging are against
to have them ready as soon as the elgn traffic in 1897, but how many Mabella (884) Norwegian, from ships are in service, the Trans-foreigners travel on this important Dublin becoming a Trans-Atlantic Bangkok-Jhoreson & Co.:-12 pas- Oceanic Corporation has asked the waterway? terminus. Competition for Trans. sengers, 2,060 tons rice for Hong Shipping Board to put up the Unit-rauta is beautiful. We recommend it Atlantic trafic has now recalved Kong. itself into a ruce against time. A
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to any person who wishes to spend a Japan- they are
the fastest U.S. abipsahort and economical holiday. well as landese from new era in sea as
Yokohama, Shanghai-available on which to train officers transport is being opened up by N.Y.K.:-111 passengers, 39 tons and men. It proposes to operato air liners and faster ocena steam-general cargo for Hong Kong, 3,918 the United States Lines commer- ers, and what matters is the ques-tors. (through).
jcially until the new ships are er frequency of departures are its HOLYHEAD LIFEBOAT. tion of enterprising action to meet Times Maru (1905) Japanese, ready.
characteristics. For taking the these developments, and "Galway," from Keelung-M.B.K.:-1,200 tons
"The Trans-Oceanic Corporation lead in these new essentials no na- Signed by the Prince of Wales, he considers, offers the ideal situa- coal for Hong Kong, 2,000 tons is going to send out its ships tion is better fitted or in a more tion for such a port and terminus coal (through).
a certificate recording the Royal ns that suggested.
every other day from each side of advantageous position than ours. National Lifeboat Institution's ap- Montevideo Maru (4387) Japan- the North Atlantic. They will We have behind us, the traditions preciation of the work of the Holy- ese, from Kobe-0.8.K.:-798 pas-make the crossing in four days of the clipper ships. We are not head station for 100 years in the. sengers, 313 tons general cargo for without the use of acroplanes, and burdened with a fleet of vessels lifeboat service, was presented to Hong Kong, 2,765 tons (through), with aeroplanes at either or both of old design. And we are the town at a public meeting. The Attas Maru (4511) Japanese, ends of the voyage, a North At-qualified by our. mechanical know- presentation was made by Commo- from Kobe, Shanghai--O.S.K.:-96lantic crossing will be possible for ledge and experience.. tons general cargo for Hong Kong, mail and for occasional passen- "All that was needed to make 5,643 tons (through)..
gers in three days,
these advantages available is pro- Nagato Maru (4325) Japanese, "By four days this company vided in the Jones-White Shipping from Calcutta, Singapore-N.Y.K.: means four days from the time Law. The United States is going -329 tons general cargo for Hong you get on the ship until you got back on the sea again in the truly Kong, 5,957 tons (through). off, four days from dock to dock. American style."
Heng Chong (1111) Chinese, The present so-called five-day ships from Saigon-Hock Guam Hong:-cross in five days only from 1ght- The death is announced of Mr. 102 passengers, 2,000 tons rice for ship to lightship.
W. Davies, for the past 25 years hurricane the crew of the Liverpool Hong Kong.
"We are on the verge of a new superintendent of graving docks.steamer "Harold." The present Hain Foo Sing (998) Chinese, and remarkable era. Greator with the Mersey Docks and Har- coxswain, George Jones, possessea from Saigon-Yuen Seng Fat:-1 apced, greater efficiency and great-bour Board.
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