1921-01-10 — Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

January 7th.

CLEARANCES:

Jaamry 8th.

Banau, for Yokohama,

Chung Ring for Haiphong Oahong, for Foochaw

Haliotis, for Balak Papa. Kaijo Mary, for Keelung Hangehow, for Shanghai.

Haimun, British str. 641 tons. Oupt,

E. Pago, from Haiphong and Haihor, with a general cargo-Po Shun & Co Lake Gitano, Amerienu str., 1,619 tons Capt. J. Hill, from Saigon, with rice.

P.M. & Co.

January 8th:

Ango Mara, Japanese sti, 2.147 moms." Capt. M. Takeno, from Tsingtau, with salt-Yamashita..

Changins, Chinese str. 828 tons, T. Arm

from Dairen, with a general cargo Ye Tai Hong.

in Mars, for C. Wad Tao, Awangtah, for Shanghai Sayala Maru, for Tamani, Ningpo, for Tsingtao, Panama Maru, för Buenos Aires Phranang, for Hongay... Pan Lea, for . C. Was. Shine, for Shanghai. Fishing for Shanghai. ANET January oth

Hur Maru, for Singapore. Whitiang, for Canton, Cross Keys, for Seattle. faiho for Hainhonge Providence for Canton,

Fook Sany, British str. 1,087 tons, Capt.

T. AMitchell, from Calcutta, with general cargo.-J.M. & Co. Hydrangea. British str., 561 ions, Capt.

. E. Drummond, from Swatow, with A general cargo,Chin. On & Co. Innamické, British str., 1,442 tons, Capt.

T. Nicol, from Singapore and Heihow. with a general cargo,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS,

CP

U.S. SHIPS FOR THE FAR EAST.

In the House of Commons on November

achann, British str., 4.008 tous. Captord Mr. Alfred T. Davica asked the Pre 4. E. Dodd, from Miike, with a gen-dent of the Board of Trade whether any eral cargo.-B. & S.

Pakhoi, British str., 1,927 tons. Capt.

Stephens, from Hongay, with coal

B. & S.

Tak Sang, British str., 9 tone, Capt D. W. Ritchie, fram Haiphong and Holhow, with a general cargo. & Co. M. Wai Shing, British str., 1,173 tons, Capt. McNair, from Caaten, with a general cargo.-J. & Co. Tingcher. British str. 1.216 tons, Capt.

G. W. Ecdy, from Cautos. B. & S.

January 9th,

Burmi Haru, Japanese str., 2.823 to

Capt. S. Kobayashi, from Moji, with a gracral carga-0.S.K. Cheking, British str. 1,313 tons, Capt. E... Jones, from Shanghai and Swa-

with a general cargo.-B. & S. Low. Deucalion, British str., 6.800 tons. Capt. John Kendall from Manila, with a general cargo-B. & S. Dovanmont. French str., 320 tons. Capt. Nicolai, from Hoihow, with a general cargo-Kai Yre.

Empress of die, British Atr., 16.308 tors, Cant. A. J. Hailey, from Vancouver, with a general cargo. Laomedon, British str. 4,260 tons, Capt. T. W. Hanney, from Mike," with a general cargo.-B. & S. Providence, Norweginn str. 1603 100s, Capt. O, Hansen, from Dalny, with a general cargo.-K. Larsen. Sanning, British str., 1.370 tons, Capt. H. A. Wavel, from Shanghai, with a general cargo.-B. & S. Warun, Chinese str., 233 tons, Capt. Chan Kum Shing, from K. C. Wan and Macao, with a general cargo-Po

Ongo

Baru, Japanese str., 9.999 tons, Capt. H. Ishida, from Chingwat with coul.-D. & C. Zeitai Baru, Japanese str., 2001 to

Capt. . Takegechi, from Chingwan tao, with coal.-D. & Co.

PASSENGERN.

VAREĻVALS.

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agreement or arrangement has been made with the Shipping Department of the United States of America whereby Ameri can ships may be permitted to trade on British lines to the Far East,

Secretary, in a written reply, stated

Sir Philin Tord-Creme, Parliamentary No such agreement or arrangement has been made so far as I am aware. ACCIDENT TO THE S.S. "SUNNING."

The China Navigation Co.'s steamer Sund when entering the barbour about three o'clock yesterday morning struck the rocks near Cape d'Aguilar. There were about 900 Chinese passengers- from Shanghai on board, and though the ship was going slow at the time the force of the iminnet was sufficient to wake them from their lumbers, and, for the moment there was great excitement as they were, being provided with life-belts. The ship. which was lightly laden, did not get fast on the rocks and she was able to proceed and anchor near Taikto Docks for an examination to he made of the damage she had sustained. All that was visible was that her stem had been twisted.

THE RUSSIAN VOLUNTEER FLEET

1.

The Fladivostock Daily News states:- "The Russian Tolunteer Fleet. which has long since curtailed its business, is now en the brink of complete bankruptcy unless its present Gnancial circumstances. Mr. some urgent measures be taken to tide over Prigarin. the director of the Volunteer Fleet, has sent a telegram to the Chits Government requesting for financial aid, of 100,000 yes at once, The Director has in- formed the Government that unless the Fleet is granted a subsidy of 50,000 yea monthly, in addition to this help, the only course apen is the complete liquidation of the Fleet which at present consists of four. vessels. The other nine vessels of the Fleet have been seized by the former director of Fleet, Mr. Fedorov, who is at present in Japan negotiating for the sale of the vessels. The liquidation of the Volunteer Fleet will throw 800 workmen out of em- ployment.

NEW P. & O LINER. 79

She is 337 ft. long

MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1921.

YLINGS:

OS

8 s

HONGKONG TO VANCOUVER

vas Enanghai, Sagarak) ("Hen) Kobe & Tokobaina,

EMPRFSKY ABA EMPBFES OF JAPAN FEPRESS OF BUSSTA EMPFFSS OF JAFAN EEPHFSS OF ABTA MONTFAGLE

EYPRESS OF HUERTA FEPRESS OF JAPAN CAFEPRESS OF ASIA ...

MONTEAGLE

"יי,

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

Jan, 18 Jan St. Jan. 26 Feb. 18 Feb. 10 Feb 28. Mar. 02

Apr. 12 Mar. 1 Apr 18 Apr. 7-May 1

Apr. 28 May 18

HAY 17. Jona ?

May 26 June 18

Juna 14 July 8

June 23 July 11

Esattages to Europe are soapy chend ta-nocermista. Th azase date of the Allegie: miing, Contrat peine to, and se

la | adrance "as ¦ pontbanj:theti "Asparture from the Orient Tramacondicions dume Kitila seu de tongword se on the Facile. Aflantia maserations naa bestreuteed by letter or vable fra kll youngers-to- Jurapa.: Frequent saldura from Montreat to Léverpool, Leodan & Giazone, Praegu orders begutage all such unerrückend will be jowand here:

- Pat Fares and orber taformation plesne šprzy va.

HONGKONGA OFFICE.

CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN

SERVICES.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS"

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

58. CHINA 10 200 Tons

6.5. “* NANKING? 18,000 Tons

SAILING FROM=

NILE 11,000 Tons

HONGKONG for SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports and Honolulu CHINA SS NANKING” S.S. NILE

Jan 19th, Noon

Jan. 35th

S.S.

Feb. 35th SAILING FROM

HONGKONG for MANILA

S.9. “NANKING": SAILING FROM:

∙16

March 19th

HONGKONG for SINGAPORE

S.S. CHINA

Feb 7th

S.S. “NILE April 3rd

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE,

C. T. SURRIDGE, Åœrink – FarmHT & PAMETOKE. ÄGENT,

- PRINCE'S BUILDING, ICE Hour Staætt. TALIPHONE, PASsznure Dept., TEL Fanánt Darr, & AgwT.

No. 1934

No:2161.

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.

Por R.M.S. Empri, of Asia, on Jany ary 9th Mr. W Adanson, Mr. B. C. Alexander, Mr. and A. V. Apcar," Mr. Q. W. Anderson; Mrs. F., E. Adamson, Mr. WL Abbott, Mrs A. J. Abbott, Mis B. Bell-Irving, Mis 1. Boss, Mis E. W. Braine, Miss B. Bargin, Mr...

On November 27th Messrs. Harland and T. Burr Miss B Byrne, Mrs. G Walf. Ltd., langched the P.&O. liner Champion, M. R. E. Coxon, Mr. J. C. Barndine, which is for the Australian ser

vice via the Cape, Coxey, Mr. and Mr. 3. A: Consor Mr by, 84 ft. beam, with a gross tonnage of A. E. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, over 13,300, and classed 100 A.1 in Lloyd's Ming E. J.. Clackett, Mr. C. Cleveland, A B. Cullinan, Mr. Cuya Calicia, Mr. Register of Shipping. The Bgradine, will C. M. Campbell, Mr and Mrs. RAI have accommodation for about 500 cabin, Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Disber, Mrs. Passengers, and provision can be made on MA Evan-Jones, Mr. D. J. and Miss the main deck to take nearly 1,000 third- M. Ferreira, Mr. Fuhrmann, Miss M. class passengers. The Haradine's twin crows are driven by two sets of quadruple Flemming, Mr. F. P. Franklin, Mr. A Gourlay, Mr. B. Groce, Mr. W. 4. Gexpansion engines. balanced on the Yar lespie, Mr A K. Henderson, Mr. Aw Boblick and Tweedy system, and the Harper, Mr. G Hogg, Mr. and Mrs. B. condensers are of the latest design, inde W Henderson, Miss Haraton, Mrs. Pendent, air and circulating pumps being 1. Hea Mr. H. K. Hands, Mr. J..provided. Steam is generated in are largo L. and Miss Horpich, Mr. and Mrs. A. coal-burning cylindrica! boilers working TJILATJAP. A. Hall, Mr. A. Hall, jr., Mis L. Hunt, under forced draught

Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Holmes, Major. W. LHuntingford, Mr. and Mrs. B.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

17th

Rad.

Hemingway, Mr. E Hausman, Mr. and Aki Maru, from Australia, due January Mrs. P. P. Jonson, Mr. J. W. B. Jardino, Mr. L. P. Krause, Mrs W. E. Kent Miss Alcinous, from Japan, due January 11th D. Kent, Mr. T. E. Lake, Lt. f. E. Leer Anchiser due January 9th afternoon. Mrs. L. Lewie. Mrs. M. M. Lebby, Mr. and Mrs. B. Moore, Mr. W. L. Marshall Cap Finisterre. (NY.K.) from Liverpool, Miss V. McMaster, Mr. and Mrs. Delta due January 10th

duo January 29th. Maller, Mr. and Mr J. R. McIntosh, Mr. CF. Maltby, Mrs. Massey, Mins Duquesne from New York, due February B. Messenger, Mr. E. H. Moeler, Mr. E. Merriman, Mrs. M. Morrison, M. Euryplus, due February 5th.

Edmore from Seattle, due January 24th. WA Munro, Miss E. F. Malecek, Idomeneus, due March ard Mr. J. P. Melencio, Miss JJ. More Kanagawa Maru, due January 19th Mr. R. Morales, Mr. and Mrs. B Kashima Maru due January 18th. Miles, Mr. P. Nelson, Miss Neide, Mr. E. G. Nelson, Mr. G. F. Nolte, Mr. J. U.

Keeman, dua February 25th. and Misa O. E. Pomaroy, Mr. and Mr. Lowther Castle due February 6th. do Obaldia, Mr. P. Parker, Mr. Mrs. umano Maru from London, dus January W. T. Payne, Mrs. T. R. Percy, Mr. A. V Peden, Mr. E. D. Peden, Miss M. A Lycaon die January 15th.

Mattawa, due January 20th.

15th

Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. E. A Paulino, Mentor, from Europe, due January 10th Mr. d. Robertson, Mr. R. B. Bummey, Lieut. PH. H. Roberts, Mr. L

Mishima Mars, from London, due Feb.

ruary lat

Ryan, Mr. J. P. Rabagaro, Mr. L L Pilena due January 11th. Richards, Mr. A. A Rhine, Mrs. H. Re Rangoon Mars, from Japan, January 10th. MIS E D. Rees, Miss A Rodinger, Bub- Liout R. E. B. Bose, Mrs EE. Safuma from New York, dus January

Rice, Mr. A. L. Shields, Mr. and Mrs.

15th

Smyth Mr. and Mr. R. Sanger, Mins V. Schodack from New York, due January

10th

Scripps, Mr. W. W Scranton, Mr. T W Tamba Mars (European line), due Janu Simmons, Mr. T. W. Simmons, Mr. A. H.

Bary, 20th

Staples, Mr. and Mrs. WW Sprunt, Teizerias, due February 10th. Mr. and Mrs. L. Syphor, Mr. D. E. Box Titan, due February 17th

quist, Mr. and Mrs E J. Sellers Mr.

A. Sklarovski, Miss J. R. Tomkin Mr. Totomi Maru das January 17th.

JP Thornton, Mr. H. A Thomas, Mr. Tsuruga aru, from Japan, dus January

J. H. Underwood, Miss A. Whitehead, Mr. JH. Wallace, Mr JM Walker Mr. W. D. Wentworth, Mr. and Mrs. T. Werry, Mr. H. P. Whitmarsh, Mr. P: Whitmarsh,

· Mr. L.- E. Branstett, Mr. A. Birchall, Mr. C. Barrott, Miss E E. Collin, Mr. A. Evenson, Mr. A. G. Hill, Mr. S. Hern, Mr. E. Jorons, Mr. and Mr. A. H, Rogers, Mr. F. Rom, Mr. B. P. Stork, Mr.T.L. Thung. Mr. W. W. Woll

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

The RM.8 Empress of Ruarin, · from Hongkong on December 10th, arrived at

Vancouver on Jannery Bib,

Tho' E. & A. us. Kanowna arrived at Bydney, December 201 On The P. & O. 3.5. Novara arrived at Lon-

on December Sish

14th.

HONGKONG." METEOROLOGICAL:

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, January 9th

Previous On Date Un Date

Day at 1pm-6 am 2 pm

30.37 20.99

57

Barometer

30.42 Temperature

58 Humidity

471 Wind Direction North North ESE

Force Wantbera

Highest open-air Température on 8th,1,57- Lowest open-air Temperaturs on 9th 12,69

STEA

BEGULAR FORTNIGHLY SERVICE BETWEEN JAVA, CHINA AND JAPAN.

FROM

LEAVE

ONORABOTA

CHILDAR

·JAVA.

19th Jan

JAVA

AMGY

29th Jan.

Eriiwas, Dilj, Jata

JAVA

“25th Jan."

aleb Jan

JAVA

HAIYANG

* Wireless Telegraphy, a mode

The Steamers are all fitted threuxbout with Electric Light and have accommodation for a limited number of saloon Famengers. "All stommers carry a duly qualified enzoon.

Cargo takia at thronghi mites to all ports in Netherlands India and Australia:

For Particulars of Freight and Famage apply to the

·York Building First Floor

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.

Telephina No. 1876)

VEREENIGDE NEDERLANDSCHE SCHEEPVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ

(United Netherlands, Navigation Company). HOLLAND--00ST AZIE LIJN

(Holland East Asia Line)

(Members on the Straits, China and Japan Conferences).

Begular monthly service between JAPAN PORTS SHANGHAI HONGKONG AND MANILA

AND

AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG

AND BREMEN.

"Ballings_unbjocs" to "alterations.

"BORNEO":

AMSTERDAM & HAMBURG. “AMELAND * - February ... BOTTERDAM & HAMBURG "ALDERAMIN ? Marsh S. AMETERDAM & HAMBURG

For full particulars please apply to

Billing on or about

1st Jan That Feb 1185 Mar

154

JAVA CHINA-JAPAN LYN

General Agents,

York Bodding

DODWELL & COMPANY.LD.

STEAMSHIP SERVICES.

Regular Balings, lo

NEW YORK & OR BOSTON

vis Bues or Panama Canali ad Owners' Option',

8.8. "BOLTON CASTLE". sailing on or about 1ård. Jan.

LLOYD TRIESTINO

8.S. PILENA "

For SHANGHAI

8.8. "HUNGARIA”

sailing at 10 am. January 19th.

on or about January 20th.

For BRINDISI VENICE & TRIESTE.

Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading for LEVANT, BLACK SEA & DANUEL

PORTE

SINGAPORE, PENANG & COLOMBO

8.8. "NIPPON "

89. "PILSNA "

8.8. HUNGARIA”

mailing on or about January 16tk.

on or about February 8th. on or about March 3rd

Pamengers" Löggage can be insured at the Office of the Agents.

NANYO YUSEN KAISHA, Ltd.

(SOUTH SEA MAIL" BR CO)

Regular Services between

JAPAN, HONGKONG & JAVA.

Fox JAPAN-

8.8. "FDKUTO MABU (250

"SAMARANG MABU”...

'BA #RIOJUN MARU”)

sailing on or about January 30th. sailing on or about February JAVA,

salling on or about Jan. 29nd.

8.8 " MACASSAR- MARU, W sailing on or about Feb. 11th.

Ltd.

OCEAN TRANSPORT Co.,

(TAITO KAIUN -KAISHA) Steamship Servios Trans-Pacific. Also to Anatrails, Europe, etc.

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

«TAKING Cargo on through Bils of Lading for SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS. with transhipmen at DALCUTTA,

in conjunction with the

INDO CHINA STRAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. AND APUAR LINES.

For Freight or Passage on any of the above Linos apply toi

DODWELL & 0Q., LTD.

N. Y. K.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

MAILINGS FROM NORGKONG KUKJEON TO ALTERATIONA

SEATTLE & VICTORIA via Manila, Shanghai & Japan port Cargo to Overland Paints US, in connection with Great Northern Northern Pacita

C and Calcago, Kiivaskor & Bt. Pazi Hallway KASHIMA MARU (omitting Manila)

Wednesday, 26th Jan.," aaj11 m.

TAJIMA MARU.

“SUWA MABU”

TURHIMI MAHU (omitting Mán (la),.. LONDON * & ANTWERP vis

Port Said and BHIDZUOKA MARU KAGA MARUDA IN YOKOHAMA MARU. TAMBA HAKUME 10

HAMBURG, LONDON

TSURUGA MARU

LBISON MARU -

Saturday,

Saturday,

19th Jan., as II 8.00- 19th Feb. at 11 am.

Wednesday, 9th Mar, að 11 sm. pore, Penang, Colombo, Buer

24th Jan, a 11 am

18th Feb at 11 am

4th Mar as 11 km.

ROTTERDAM via Buek.

Wednesday, 19th January. Sunday, 8th February.

LIVERPOOL & MARSEILLES vis Bues,

MELBOURNE & SYDNEY. via Mandia, Zamboangs, Thursday

Jaland, Townsville

NIKKO MABU

AKI. MABU

NEW YORK via Suez.

Brisbane.

Tuesday Tuesday,

18th Jan, at 11 .. 15th Feb; at 11 sim

SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS via CAPE,

BOMBAY & COLOMBO via Singapore.

PROBANGOON MARU

*** KAWACHI MABU .....

Tuesday, 11th January Wednesday, 28th January

CALOUTTA & BANGOON vhs Singapore & Penang.

JAPAN PORTS-Nagasaki, Kobe & Yokohama.

AKI MARU

SHANGHAL KOBE & YOKOHAMA

KANAGAWA MAHU- TOTOMI MARU JEZ

KUMANO MABU (Moji TAMBA MARUM

Tuesday, 18th Jan, at 11 a

18th Jan.

day. 18th Janu Banday, Friday,

For further information apply to- NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

Telephone Nou, 29% à luz.

8. YASUDA,0

LOS ANGELES PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY

TRANS-PACIFIC FREIGHT SERVICE

Operating the following, U.B. Bhipping| Board ste

HONGKONG

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USAL

BED DUE TO ARKITE

DUN TO BAL

88. WEST HIXTON About Jan. Both 1991, 8.8. WEST HEXION About Feb. 2nd 1911.

brough Bills of Lading to all 1.5. and Canadian Overland Fainteno TrE When Shipada comunations with the Balilaka, Bania Te and Bouthern Facile li

"Head Oforilor Angelis

“Branch Offices-Kobe, Bháng

Hongkong Offices-Prizes Batchin

OHASH RICHARDSON, N

General Agent for Bonf