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PIRACY ON JUNK

FISHER FOLK LEFT TO THEIR FATE

THE CHINA MAIL,

SHIPPING

SECTION.

A piracy on a fishing vessel trad- ing between Ping Hol and Hong Kong occurred on Sunday, involving the loss of $565 worth of jewellery and cloth- ing.

The junk was 10 miles off Ping Hoi, and had several persons on board, The including womer and children. robber vessel, which had two masts, fired on the fishing junk, the women and children on the latter taking shelter in the hold. An endeavour to escape proved futile, and six pirates, armed with revolvers and rifles, board- The od the junk, and ransacked it. intter was then taken to Sing Tsai Island, about a mile from Ping. Hoi, and the pirates cleared away, leaving the fisher-folk to their fate.

LONDON DOCKS

£2,500,000 SCHEME PASSES COMMONS COMMITTEE

A Committee of the House of Cum- mons has approved the preamble of a bill to authorise the carrying out of the Victoria Dock-road scheme,

At a cost of £2,518,000, the project will relieve traffic in the dock area from a tangle of level crossings, ob- solete bridges, and awkward turnings, which have not only crippled road transport, but, it was stated, have hampered the industrial development of the area.

The Ministry of Transport will con- tribute £1,888,000 towards the cost, and, local authorities in and around

London £630,000, making up the total of £2.518,000. The chief contribu-

MARINE COURT

CHINESE STEERMAN'S THREE OFFENCES

Ltd,

NEW TO PORT

"DORIS" ARRIVES UNDER GERMAN FLAG

Specially chartered to carry 7,000 tons of sugar from London to Hong Kong for the Taikoo Sugar. Refinery, the a.s. "Doris", a vessel sailing under the German Bag, arrived in port yes- terday with a crew of 38 Europeans under the command, of Capt. Moeller. The .. "Doris" la a steel screw steamer of 4,018 gross tonnage and 2,932 net tonnage and was built in 1918 by Russell and Co., at Port Glas- A Chinese named Ho Hi, said to gow as the s.5. "Arugerm." She was be the steersman of the motor boat subsequently sold in the Gulf Line, "Whampoa," was this morning at the

A few months ago she was resold, Marina Court charged before Com her agents here being Jebsen and Co. Rankin and mander G. F. Hole, RN. (retired), Engined by Messrs. on three counts relating to offences Blackmere, her dimensions are length committed while he was in charge of 385 feel, beam 52 feet and depth 26.5 the motor-bout.

feet. The first charge read was that of failing to stop when commanded to by the Water Palice, while do so under way in the harbour. second charge was for failing to pro- duce certificate of competency for a vessel under 60 tona; and the third charge was for failing to have a cer- MANCHESTER'S PROGRESS LAST tificate of competency while in charge! of a motor boat engine.

The

Accused pleaded guilty. A fine of $25 or two weeks' imprisonment was imposed on the first count and fines of $30 or three weeks' on the second and third charges, respectively,

PULVERISED COAL

ITS SUPREMACY AT SEA PREDICTED

CANAL TRAFFIC

YEAR

The total tonnage of toll-paying sea-borne

and

barge merchandise traffic passing through the Manches ter Ship Canal during the year end. ed December 31, 1928, was 6,266,895 and the receipts from all sources ag gregated $1,517,018. Compared with the previous year's totals, these figuree show a decline of 102,625 tons, Generally speaking, and 459,219.

the decreases occurred in the however, case of commodities, the total imports of which, to the United Kingdom, showed decreases. The respective percentages of goods arriving at the Port of Manchester were well main-

year.

new

There seems to be but little doubt that, recent as the development is, the use of pulverised coat will detained as compared with the previous much towards restoring the supre- According to the annual report of macy of that fuel at sen, & sure the directors of the Canal, a number macy which some protagonists of works have now been put oil believe - is theirs in perpetuity.

and an- There is one factor, however, in the into service. The reinforced concrete

wharf, coal-handling plant, situation which is a pressing one dillary works at Ellesmere Port docks, The coal industry needs prompt help and the additional grain-handling

the from the engineer as delay points way to practicni ultimate extinction plant at the grain warehouse. have

been

completed and are in use. Stor of the bunkering trade.

the City minimising the advantages, the ground with railway facilities has

local authorities are tions from the £425,000 from the London County Council and £60,000 from Corporation.

pulveris-

timber and other traffic.

of these proposals which involve the een provided at Ellesmere Port docks

for

The turning basin at the mouth of it would S BAT ed condition, it methods which enable existing

To carry out the work 400 houses | bunkering of coal in a ready at the the river Weaver has been deepened. 1

will have to be demolished, and 3,000 to 3,500 people will have to be re- housed, the land for that purpose hav ing been given free by the Port of London Authority.

Its

shire

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

"Arafura" left

The E. & A. 8.3.

at about a.m.

TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1929.

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in order to facilitate the turning of. to coal at existing bunkering ports the deeper-draught vessels now havi- with fuel as at present stocked thar, gating the Canal-"Engineering"

interest. It are of more immediate int Sir Lynden Macassey, K.C., stated is, in consequence, voyage to New pleasure to re- that the bill was promoted by the Zealand of the s.s. "Hororata," under

cord the successful London County Council and

the Howden-Buell system, in which County Borough of West Ham. title was the Royal Victoria and Other the fuel is pulverised on board as Docks and their Approaches Improve- burned. This apparatus was fitted by ment Bill. At these docks the goods Messrs. R. H. Green and Silley Weir. Manila for this port on April 14 at landed in 1928 amounted to 788,000 Limited, the old-established Thames p.m. with the outward Australian tons. The goods exported from them ship-repairing firm, says "Engineer-Mails, and is due here on April 17 River Then let us tell you that you amounted to 385,714 tona, ae that ing" over 1,000,000 tons had in that year to be transported to and from them. means employed The three great were road, rail, and barge transport Protests Against Delays "For the last twenty-five years or so there has been one cycle of pro- tests against delays. The Minister of Transport has now brought all the diverse authorities together, through the gealus of Sir Henry Maybury has devised this scheme."

Counsel detailed the scheme, which includes Improvements, on the Bark- ing-road and the reconstruction the railway bridge at Cauring Town Station. The proposed new road will begin not far from the station and run, partly on the level and part- Jy on viaducts, for some distance parallel to the old Victoria Dock-

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Friday, 19th April.

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road. It will cross an entrance to the Victoria Dock by a wide fixed bridge, that entrance being only used for barge traffic. Some distance will descend to the south the road

of the existing roads. level

Further improvements will include a new bridge over the River Lea in piece of roadway and bridge to re- at Silver- level crossing place the town

The bridge over the River Lea counsel described 25 "unsurpassed for inconvenience," and the Canning Town railway bridge as perhaps second in that respect. The existing Victoria Dock-road had a width of only 21 ft.

The gates of the level crossing on this road were often shut for nine hours out of the twenty-four, and in the busiest periods of the day were closed for forty-seven minutes out of each hour. Queues of 100 vehicles

had been counted at this spot Where the road at present crossed the entrance to the Victoria Dock by a swing bridge the quase sometimes amounted to 360 vehicles.

Sir Henr Maybury said that the huge blacks of traffic in the area re- acted upon the traffic of the whole East End of London, and even fur ther afield in the City of London.

SHIPPING BREVITY

The master of the as. "Jeypore," British vessel that arrived bere yes- terday, reports that one of the crew,

have in store one of the most inter- The outward voyage of 11,000 miles The Ben Line 8.8. "Bencleuch" from esting trips you can possibly take. was steamed under no less than five Middlesbro', Dunkirk, London, Straits different kinds of coal, English, Weish and Philippines is dae to arrive here The as. "To Ming" and "Tai Hing," after leaving Hong Kong, call at and Scotch from this side, and two on April 13.

The C.P.S. kinds of American, taken on board at

R.M.S. "Empreas of Samshui, Shiuhing, Takbing, Dosing Newport News and Panama respec- France" arrived at Kobe on April 15 tively. This, in itself, is a good test, (Mon.) at 10 a.m., left Kobe on April and stop at Wuchow. These steamers the results as regarding the working 16 (Tues.) at noon, and is due at are admirably suited to this service of the apparatus being equally satis-Yokohama on April 17 (Wed.) at Band you will enjoy the five-days' round factory whatever coal was used. The a.m. She leaves Yokohama on April trip immensely. distribution of the fuel to the fur- 18 Thurs.) at 3 p.m.

naces was good, and after the dis tributors had been set they did not require to be touched for weeks to There was a trouble from gether. ash deposits on the decks, and in- creased spead with less fuel consump tion was obtained. The uniformity of the steam pressure was noticeable,

Projected arrivals at and departures and a point specifically made in the report is the small amount of atten- from Hong Kong of steamers under the Bank Line, tion needed in firing other than that the management of of trimming from the bunkers to the Ltd, are as follows:- pulveriser hoppers. This, however, is hardly to be wondered at, for, after all, the pulverisers are in some sense pumps, filters, analogous to the fuel &c., which are needed in an oil-burn- via Panama, April 22.

staff ing ship, and the boiler-room

The 8.3. "Comliebank from New! need only be about the same in num-York via Panama, April 26.

The s.. "City of Newcastle" from bar in the two cases voyage les in New York via Suez, May 1,

The G.P.S. R.M.S. "Empress of Russia" arrived at Shanghai on April 15 (Mon.) at 4 p.m., left Shanghai on April 16 (Tues.) at 1 p.m., and is due at Hong Kong on April 18

She leaves for ww (Thurs.) at p.m. Manila on April 19 (Fri.) at 5 p.m.

The beat proof

boilers, which

Arrivals at Hong Kong The 38. "City of Glasgow from Europe, April 17.

The s.. Glenbank" from New York

of the success of the fact that the New Zealand Ship-

Departures From Hong Kong given ping Company Limited, have

The 8.8. "City of Glasgow" for astructions for the conversion of the Shanghai and Japan, April 18.

ich are at

The as. "Tinhow" for Saigon and remaining three- present hand-fired, to burn pulverised South Africa, April 18. fuel, on the return of the vassel to The s.s. "Glenbant" for Haiphong, this country. It might be predicted April 20. with safety that the

steam require- The 3.5. "Comliebank" for Shanghai menta might be met with only five and Chinwangtao, April 27. boilers so fired instead of the six The as. "City of Deihi" for Singa- now used, and we are sure a fulfil-

pore and U.K., May 9. ment of this prophecy would be s to shipowners source of satisfaction and the coal industry alike.

RIVER TYNE FILMED

There was a very large attendance in one of Newcastle's largest Cinemas recently, when the Tyne Commission exhibited the film of the River Tyne, which is to be shown all over the world. The film is a magnificent pro- duction, showing all the activities of Coaling, oil dis- the great river. charging and shipment, shipbuilding, repairing, marine eageering,

the

a Lascar, became l while on the voy- Singapore Dock being towed out, the

LONDON. HAMBURG ROTTERDAM & ANTWERP--Via Singapore age from Hamburg to Hong Kong and launch, of the "Sussex," and the open-

Colombo, Suez and Port Said.

AMUR MARU... Saturday, 11th May.

RIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS AIRES Via Saigon, Singapore,

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LAPLATA MARU....... ........Tuesday, 23rd April. BOMBAY Yiu Singapore Colombo.

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Saturday, 4th May

Thursday, 2nd May,

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VICTORIA, SEATTLE, TACOMA & VANCOUVER Via Japan Ports

ALABAMA HARU (From Shanghai) Wednesday, 10th April,

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MELBOURNE Via Manila, Brisbane & Sydney.

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Wednesday, 8th May.

BANGKOK-Vts Salgen.

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Thursday, 26th April 30 a.m.

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KEELUNG VI SWATOW & AMOY,

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Wednesday, 17th April

Sunday, 21st "April

Wednesday, 24th April.

Sunday, 21st April 3 a.m.

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was admitted to hospital at Porting of the new Tye Bridge are Swettenham. The s.s. Joyrore call- amongst the more Tecent incidents on ed at Singapore before arrival here, the film.

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