1920-05-19 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG DAILY

WRDNI:DAY MAY

SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS..

May 17th-

Phong Chinese str, 535 tons,

CLEARANCES,

May 18th

Bourbon, for Saigua. Bulangan Murs, for Keelung. Capt. Clam, for Tarakon.

Anderson, from Haiphong, with general curgo. Wo Fas

"May 15th...

aau Sung, for Hongay. Charında, for Koba

Hui Hong, for Foochow

Okina, American str., 3 tons, Capt, Idomenews, for Shanghai. Lancaster, from San Francisco, which fade, for Haiphong.

port she felt on April 3rd, with a&am Fing Fat, for Sama Bay. general cargo-China Mail S.S. Co. Shantung, for Shanghai.

'Derwent. British str., 1,589 tons, Capt. Shan Shia, for Kwong Chow Wan Benstead, from Swatow, in ballast-Taikoo Wan Ti, for Samarang.

Taishun, for Canton. Thái Thuận.

P Lee, Chinese str., 150 tons, Capt. Teirerias, for Shanghai. Kwok, from Tourane, with a general Telemachus, tor_Saigon.

Tak Sany, for Haiphong. cargo-Hung Shun.

Pemicum, British air, 3,055 tons, Capt Veneruelo, for San Francisco.

Frost, from Colombo, with a general. cargo-Admiralty.

Shan Shing, Chinese str., 0 tons, Capt. de Souza, from Kwong Chow Wan and Macho, with a general cargo.- Pu Qu.

Shu Maru. Japanese str., 1,008 tons, Capt. Harada, from Canton with a general cargo.--0.5. K.. Taishan, Chinese str.. 1210 tons, Capt. Halkett, from Shanghai with general cargo.-C. M.SX. Co.

OUTWARD PASSAGES.

over-the

The Times of April at states:-It is pointed out in our City columns that a great change has now come passenger situation, as far as the steam- ship lines werving India and Australia are concerned. The long waiting lists of passengers which existed a few months Teresia British str., 4.921 tous, Capt.ngo have now been reduced to negligible Riepenhausen, frum Singapore, with proportions. There is known to be accom modation for many passengers in the a general cargo, B. & S Thong Sand, Siamese str., 1.068 ions, ships leaving within the next few weeks. Capt. Putrananda, from Bangkok Intending travellers in the autumn, how a general cargo-Fook Tye ever are advised to register their names with

as soon as possible for when the Eastern Chong Tisaluk, Dutch str., 3,786 toas, Capt. La passenger season is again at its height the Roy, from Yokohama," with a general degund för berths is expected to excred

the supply. cago.-J.C.J, L.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS-

the

SHIPRUILDING REFORM.

Appareatly the Board of Trade is Per s... China, on May 18th:-Mr. W. Alexander. Mr. Frank W. Becraft Mr. coming out with an entirely new policy of

Speaking at C. Cunradi. Mr. Alice Cooper, Mr. E. [hip construction. F. Colhuth, Mi. Tina Cornelsen. Mr. anual shipmasters dinner as Liverpool, Sarangadhar Das, Mr. Paul de Obarrio, Captain A II. F. Young, Profesional Res; and R. W. Dick, Mrs. Jose Member of the Board of Trade, stated he phist 1. Ford. Mr. C. P. Fay Mr. N. wished to refer to the dangers of collision That danger would shortly be Gude, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hall. Mr. Wat sea. T. Brightman, Mr. Chas Clear. Mrs. Cuch increasi on account of the greater H. Haulen, Mr. and Mrs S. F. Hertzer, number of ships sailing the oceans, and Miss Helen Hoeppner, Mr. Ben Houston, The serious effect of collisions would con- Mrs. J. P. Jansen. Mr. W. E. Jones, tinue to be great so long as the murderous Capt. E. H. Kroes, Miss H. Lambrecht,traight stem was retained. The origin of Mr. and Mr. D. W. Leeke, Miss Ada the straight stem was the desire to reduce Lee, Mr. Geo. H. Grayland, Mr. C. C. the cost of construction without the Grimwood, Mr. Wm. 3. Garvin. Mr. P. lightest regard to humanity, and the Edward, Mr. A. Nichols, Mr. Lee Me straight stem

had been the cause of Cahill, Mr. F. Meyers, Mr. Palmer Otter greater los, of life than even submarine beck Mr. George W. Reed, Mr. Julinnwarfare. The Board of Trade was a S: Ritterhund, Mrs. T. D. Dowe, Mr. J. somewhat slow moving body, he admitted, Ryan. Mr.T. C. Seineke, Mr. G. N. but it had started to move slowly on this Stevens, Miss Ruth Stevens. Mr. Samuel question. It was their intention to secure Stickney, Mr. C. T. Surridge, Capt. Ceater safety at sen, and in order that E. Temperley, Honorable Yee Kwei Ch the efforts should be succesful he appeal- Mr. James A Prentice, Mr. T. W. Lillys that shipmasters should render all help

to Department.

CP

SAILINGS

HONGKONG VANCOUVER

(via Shanghai, Nagasaki (*Moji) Kobe & Yokohama)

FROM

BONGKONG VANCOUVER

Empress of Japan. May 36 June 16 Jurie 3 June 21 Empress of Asis Montesgle

June 8 July 2 Empress of Russia. July 1 July 19 Empress of Japan. July 20-Aug. 10 Empresa of Asia ... July 28 Aug. 18 Montesgle

Aug. 12 Sept.-5 Empress of Russia.. Aug. 26 Sept. 13 Empress of Japan... Sept.14 Oct. 5 Empress of A sis Sept. 23 Oct. 11. Empress of Russia. Oct. 21 Nov. 8 Monteagles Oct. 26 Nov. 19 Empress of Japan. Nov. 9 Nov 30

Nov: 18 Dec. Empress of Asia Empress of Russia. Dec. 16 Jan

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Gold [SUSU.

Passages Fares Hongkong to United Kingdom. EMPETES OF RUSSIA) KAPEZES OF JAPANI 16,830 Ton Reg. Gold 8000 Tons Beg.. EXPERTS OF ASIA [2003 HoSPIKADIK MA 16,830 Tous Reg

6,163 Tona Beg. Farre & Sallingu Nwbject to chanth without vetšću.

· Fares and other information please apply HONGKONG OFFICE,

Cabla iddress: @SCANPAC-

Tatayhone 782.

CANADIAN PACIFIC.

#OCEAN SERVICES

DODWELL & COMPANY.LD.

STEAMSHIP SERVICES. Regular Sailings to NEW YORK

Panama Canal

8.8. "BOLTON CASTLE"

LLOYD

Sailing about End of

TRIESTINO

FOR SHANGHAI & YOKOHAMA

N. Y. K.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

SEATTLE

1.HALLITUM. FROR HOTAKONG KUBJROS DO ALTIKATIDE.

VICTORIA via Shanghai & Japan

Cargo to Overland Paints US in connection Great Northern. Northern Pacie and Chicago, Milwaukee à 85. Paul Ballways.

KASHIMA MARU (calling Alanils)..

· FUSHIMI YABU...

TAJIMA MABU (calling Manila). KATORI MARU (calling Manila)

100

Saturday,

Thonday,

2nd May, at 11 am

15th June at 11

Wednesday, 30th June, 11 A Friday... and July, at 11. k..

LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore, Penang. Colombo, Busi

Port Said and Marseilles.

MIHIMA MARU

SADO MARU

KITANO MARU

Faturday:

2nd May, at Noon. 28th Hay, at Noo

11th June, 1 Noan.

Singapore, Colombe

Friday,

11th June.

HAMBURG, LONDON & ANTWERP

Sues and Port Said.

TOYOOKA. MARU]

Port Said.

KAMAKURA MARU

LIVERPOOL & MARSEILLES a Singapore. Colombo, Sues and

Friday: 29th May.

MELBOURNE & SYDNEY vis Manila, Zamboanga, Thursday

Island, Townsville & Brisbane. AKI MABU TANGO MARU

Wednesday, 28th May, at II a.m. Wednesday, 23rd June, at 11 am.

NEW YORK & HAVANA via Shanghai, Kobe, Yokobama, Murora,

San Francisco, Panama & Colon.. LIMA MABU

Monday, 14th May.

SOUTH AMERICAN FORTS is Cape.

BOMBAY & COLOMBO via Singapore.

KANAGAWA MARU

BOMBAY MARU ...

Wednesday, 26th May. Wednesday, 2nd June.

CALCUTTA & RANGOON via Singapore & Penang.

Tuesday, 15th... May.

Yokohama.

23rd May, at 11's. 25th Jana, st: 11 am

BANUKI MARU

JAPAN PORTS—Nagraski, Kobe

· TANGO. MARU

Sunday,

NIKKO MARU

Friday,

INABA HARU

THUSHIIMA MARU

KAMO MARU.

Thursday,

Straday, Thursday,

20th May, at D'light'

ird May.

AWA MABD

Thursday,

3rd June, at`il am.

3rd Jane.)

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

For Istther information apply to- NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

Talephone No. 291 & 192

YASUDA, Manager.

White, Mr. W. A. Beckert, and Mr. Henty they would be the anime a Dreamy For BRINDISI VENICE&TRIESTE SINGAPORE, SERVICE to UNITED STATES

Loan

DEPARTU KES

commercial interests and accessities, but

degrees from the vertical, or equal to nae foot in four feet of draft...

15,000-TON O.S.K LINERS FOR PACIFIC RUN,

Pers. Fractuel, on May 18th-rian Act were passed in the Bous Of Isidoro Porez. Miss C.-F. Labury, Dr. A. Commons abolishing the straight stem, de Jong, Mr. John Gorman, Capt. and making it compulsory that the stem R. Brenaan. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. should recede to an angle of my 15 one ship in a hundred in Ranay Mr F. Roams, Mrs. O. F. degrees not Rubury, Mix A. Raisch, Mr. and Mr. collision would be pierced below the belt. D. K. Smith, Mr. W. T. Sumon, Miss The demand, however, must be backed up Steinthal. Mis B. Howitz, Mr. P. D. by the sea-faring community, and if they Sutherland, Mr. H. Sheridan, Mr. A. M.would insist upon the receding stem there Samacl, Mr. W. Sinclair, Mr. S. E. was very little doubt that it would be Sokolsky, Mr. A. B. Cohen-Stuart, Mr. brought about, and he would be sorry for E. A. Taplin, Mr. H. Trosch, Miss F. the man who dared to get up in the Honne Tarrson, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tuchy, Mr. of Commons to oppose it. Some ship- T.. Tuchy, Miss H. Tucky, Mr. and Mrs. ping companies, he added, were volun- M. H. Van Boreateyn, Miss 31. W.tarily undertaking to introduce the sug Whitely, Miss F. M. Widner, Mr. B. F.ation, notably Mesire. Alfred Holt Wookey. Mr. A. Weill, Mr. E. P. Co., and to some extent the White Star Williams, Min L. Arnhold. Mr. T. D. W. Lin The former, he understood, were Bannister, Commander J. A. Bull. Mis prepared to recede the stem to 11 or Edan Z. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Broacha, Mr. MD. Blake, 31rs. L. M. Check, Mis C. Check, Mr. Geo.. Duzn, Mr. Chas A Fussum, Mr. E. S. Ford, Mr. G. S. Ford, Mr. Chas Feltman, Mr. and Mas. R. N. Hatrick, Mr. G: A Henderson, Mr. and Mr. H. L. Hark- ness, Col. and Mrs. A. D. Haskell, Mr.

The new O.S.K passenger liner, B. Konig. Mr. B. B. Kerser, Mins J. E, Keyser Miss D. Kyne, Hr. S. Fitzroy Arizona Muru, which was launched re- Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Moore, Miss cently at Nagasaki by the Mitsubishi E. Moore, Mr. M. K. Manly, Miss M, M. Dockyards, is to be placed on the run to July.. The Manly, Mrs. N White Murray, Miss M. Seattle and Tacoma in Murray. Mr. A. H. Metzolaar, Mr. and Alabama Mary will be launched soon and Mrs. J. Mason, Mr. D. J. Mahoney, Rev. go on the same run in September. These and Mrs. J. S. MacKay, Mr. and Mrs.steuners are of the same type as the G. McCarthy, Mr. J. H. Mancolia, Mr. Africa. Maru and as soon as they are in E. A Welson, Mr. B. J. D'Connor, Mr. commission the smalier boats will be taken W. W. H. Pinchard, Mr. A. W. da Rozaff and only the 18000-ton Tiners used Mr. G. Rodesney, Mrs. D. Reyes, Mr. J. for this service. The O.B. E. boats will Ryan. Mr. G. T. Ramsay, and Miss E cater to the steeraga passengers in pre- ference to those who travel first class. The Remedios.

Africa Mare has accommodation for but 54 cabin passengers and 316 in the steerage. The new liners will carry the samme number in the first cabin and 215 in the steerage almost a hundred lesa than the Africa Maru. The same amount The NY.K. a. Shinzui Haru (Bombay of space is given for steerage accommoda line) left Bombay for this port direct on (tion but the new steamers have been spared May 14th and is expected here, on June, no expense to provide comfort for 4th..

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS. The M.8. Empress of Japan left Shanghai on May 17th, and is due at Hongkong on May 20th at day-light;

The .s West Coddos left Kobe on the 14th inst., and may be expected here on or about Thursday.

traveller of this class. The company has annoraced that the steerage on these steamers is as comfortable as second class quarters on other basta,

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN

STEAMERS

REGULAR FORTENIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN,

JAVA,

CHINA AND JAPAN.

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UN OR ABOUT

For

OF OR AMUT)

PENANG, COLOMBO ADEN & PORT SAID.

NEW YORK and/or BOSTON

via Panama

S.8.

AFRICA

Salling on or about May 31st.

S.S.

DRYDEN

Sails about May 26th

NANYO YUSEN KAKHA. Ltd.

S.S.

WYTHEVILLE

Sails about June 29th

(SOUTH SEA MAIL SS, CO)

Regular Services. between

JAPAN HONGKONG & JAVA.

FOR JAVA

FOR JAPAN

S.S.SAMARANG MARU”

Sailing on or about 9th Jane.

OCEAN TRANSPORT Co., Ltd.

(TAITO, KATUN KAISHA). Steamship Service Trans-Pacita

Also to Austeslis, Europe, etc.

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

TAKING Cargo on through Bills of Lading to 8OUTH AFRICANĮ POETS with Erazahiptent at CALCUTTA

in conjunction with the

'INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

RLAND - APÇAR LINES

1 or Pagings in any of the shóva Linne spply to:-

For freight space and particulars apply to:---

BARBER (STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.,

THE ADMIRAL LINE

TIGATRONE 2477-&-1478 --

AGENTE.

Gen Flooz Hotel MassIONS.

LOS ANGELES PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY

TRANS-PACIFIC FREIGHT: SERVICE.

IHONGKONG.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

DUE INWARDS

ABOUR

“DODWELL A

LTD.

·ES VINTTA

May 25th

88 WEST HIITON June 10th.

AS WEST MONTOP....... „July 20th.

110

PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO.

U.S. MAIL LINE

Operating the new first-class steamers

COLOMBIA,”

ECUADOR," "VENEZUELA

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO,

VIA SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA & HONOLULU.

THE SUNSHINE BELT.

The most comfortable route to Americs and Europe. SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG AT NOON

8.8VENEZUELA

THISALAK...

JAPAN

1st May

JAYA

88.4WEST CADDOA -

TIKINI

мол

28th May.

ist May.

JAVA

8.A.“ EASTERN MERCHANT

TJILEBOET

MIKE

3rd June

6th June

JAVA

The Flash

limited

Etted throughout with Electric Lagl amber of asloon Famengeri. ANLEIT

ALSO.

May 18th.

Saturday, May Tind. for San Francisco direct

Tuesday, May 25th, for Ban Francisco-vis Shanghai and Japan Porta

BBWEST CUNOB Beginning of June, fon Baltimore, Tin Snez and anal Ports of call

HONGKONG CALCUTTA SERVICE.

Cargo scoopted on through BTN of Ending

also through Bill of Lading to Balt

all points in the United soen, Harsan, Center) sad

BAYLING FOR Lön Arona:

8.S. VINITA “D

$83. WEST HIXTON

8.8. WEST-MONTOP

Juns

July 1245

Through Bill of Lading to all US and Canadian Overland Points no Tranabipment en-rosta

Shipside connection with the Saltiske, Banta Fe and Southern Facite Railroads. 20%

Bead OffcenLos Ange Branch Office:Robe

Manis

2. Aj

Hongkong Office:-Price Building, Chater B

UHAR, E RICHARDSON, R

* 2: General Agent for South China.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO.,

LTD.

SPROIAL SAILING

S.S.

NILE

HONGKONG. TO SINGAPORE.

The S.S. “NILE" will sail from Hongkong for Singapore direct

on Tuesday, June.

14th.

at noon, returning on or about June

For full particulars regarding freight or passag

RITTER ENT

Prince's Building,

Los Botine Street.

singer Dept 1934

Dept, and Azont 2161",