1921-01-15 — Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

January 13th

Derawongse; British str., 1,047 tons, Capt.

Shearer, from Saigon, with rice. Yuen Fat

Poole, Chinese str., 314 ton, Capt. Leur

Hing, from K. C. Wan, with a gen- eral cargo-Hung Shun.

January 14th Chanan, British str., 1,354 tons, Capt. Pursion, from Canton, with a general cargo.-B. & S.

!

PASSENGERS.

ARKIVALS.

THE HONGKONG – DAILY

Por a Hasching on January 14th: Mr. Phillips and Mr. Puhlovaki,

Per sa Mandla Meru, on January 14th Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beard, Misa A. E. Board, Mr. A. H. Bakar, Miss, M. J. Davis Bad. Mr. EW. Fote

DEPARTURES.

Per as. Tenge Barw, on January 13th: Mr. G. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs E E Chambers Mr. Geo. Coffey, Mr. and Mrs D. B, Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. NFL Daniels, Mr. C. V. Diaz, Mr. A. S. Downs, Mr. H. Fearon, Me, K. A. Gabriel,. Mrs. M. S. Holladay, Mr. J. Hainline, Mes Chip Shing, British str., 1,190 tons, Capt M. H. Hunt, Mrs E. L. Lee, Mrs. Mary Simpson, from Chaeton, in ballast.-M. Libby, Miss E. E. Mathewson, Mr. and J.M. & Co.

Mra T. H. AfcConnell, Mrs Mayno L Haching, British str., 1,207 tons, Capt. Russell, Miss Isabel Russell, Mr. and Mis. Stewart, from Swator, with a general Russell, Miss O F. Speice, Mr. cargo-D. & Ca

and Mrs C. Saito, Mr. A. O., Shedah), Xange, British str., 1998 tons, Capt. Mira. Fred L. Worcester, Miss Joscina G. Capt Barkers, from Pukor, with con! Abaya. Mr. Pedro Buenasede Miss ---B. & S.

Eulalia Cortez, Mus Maria Guieb, Mr. Manila Maru Japanese str., 0.518 tank, Antonio alijares, Mr. Jose P. Montserrat,

Capt, Soufekawa, from Shanghai," with

Miss Isidera L. Ogbianr, Mr. and Mrs. 'n general cargo-

Pedre E. Racelia, Mrs. Donato Rames, Rhes, British str., 4,294 tons, Capt. Mrs. Carmen Romero and 3Ir. H. I.

Taylor, from Shanghai, with a general | Xazier. cargo-B. & S.

Shuntein, British str. 1,100 tons, Capt.

Walker, From Canton, with a general cargo.-B. &9

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS,

The R.M.S. Monteagle arrived at Moji Suyung British str. 1.943 tons. Capt. on Thursday, a.m., left there yesterday, J. Gibbs, from Shanghai, with a gep... and is due at Kebe this morning. eral cargo.-B. & B

Van Waerwyck, Dutch ste, 1,000 tons, Capt. Schlette, from Singapore, with a general cargo.-J.C.J.L.

CLEARANCES.

January 14th.

Auchises, for Shanghai, Arizona Maru, for Tecoma. Chenan, for Singhai. Futuraru, for Kobe.. Hang Sang, for Perang, Aniong. for Haiphong Kangro, for Canton Lucaon, for Yokohama. Rheras, for London. Simferopol, for Bangkok.

Slavic Printe, for Shanghai.

Sui Yang, for Canton,

Tong Lee, for Chefoo."

Toriu Maru, for Hongay. Fun Sany, for Manila.

A NEW AMERICAN SHIPPING BILL.

According to the Japan Advertiser, Japanese shipping men say that the new shipping bill introduced in the U.S. Senate will fatally affect the Japanese shipping intorests if it is carried out, and in the long run Japanese vessels may be compelled to withdraw altogether from the American lines...

A dispatch received by the Osaka Shosen Kaisha says that under the bill introduced in the Senate on December 23rd, no foreign ships will be permitted to sail American Talors except when they are certified by the U.S. Shipping Board to be equal to American vessels in regard to sanitation, equipment, crew's quarters, food, and wages, The dispatch adds that the object is appar emily το eliminate the inequality in expenses between American and foreign vessels, had that the law is to take effect 90 days after it is passed by Congress. Path

Japanese shipping men are generally in oliged to regard the new bill as being designed to take the place of the Merchant been indefinitely postponed. ried into effect, it will seriously affect

If it is car foreign shipping. There is not much differ ence between American and Japanese ships in regard to, sanitary equipment, but there is a considerable disparity between the

The N.Y.K. 3. Kashima Marri (Ameri- can line) left Manila for Hongkong on January 13th, and is expected here to-day.

The NYK, sa Nikko Maru (Austra Jian line) left Nagasaki for Hongkong on January 13th, and is expected bere on January 17th

The T.K.K.. Siberia Maru arrived at Yokohama on the 19th inst., and sails on the 14th inst., for Honolulu and San Francisco

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Aki Haru, from Australia, dus January

17th,

Bombay Maru, duo January 27th.

Cap Finisterre (N.Y.K.) from Liverpool,

due January 22nd.

Duquesne from New York, due February

Euryplus, dus February 5th.

Fomore from Seattle, das January 24th. Idomeneus, due March 3rd.

Kashima Maru due January 16th Keeman, due February 25th Kumano Moru from London, dus January

17th.:

Lowther Castle due February 8th. Maganiello, due January 18th. Mattawa, due January 20th,

shima Mary, from London, due Feb- Mentor, from Europe, dus January 17th.

tuary. 1st

15th

heasa, from Shanghai, dua January láth. Sata from New York, due January Sade Mare due February 19th. Tamba Maru (European line), dne Jaan- Tsirenas, due February 10th.

ary 20th. an, dus February 17t Totom Maru due January 17th.

CHURCH SERVICES.

PRESS

SATURDAY, JANUARY 16TH,

OS

CP

HONGKONG

VANCOUVER

vi Bhanghai Naganari-Mon) Kota'di Yokohama

ENTRIES OF JAPAN EMPRESS OF BUSSIA EXPRESS OF JAPAN. EMPRESS OF ASTA.... MONTEAGLE NE EMFREES OF RUSSIA EMPRESS OF JAFAN EMPRESS CY. ASIA ... KONTEAGLE

CON

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

* EXPRESS OF JAPAN

Jan 26 Feb. 18 Feb. 10 Feb. 23 Mar. 92. Apr. 19

·Mar 31 Apr 18 Apr. 78 HAYA Apr. 23 May 16 My F

Jana-

May 26 Jana 18 June 14 July' 8' Jana 23 - July 11 July 7 July 28

*Lamsengers boʻ Emrope"are strungry argut so decernich 100 exact date of the alastier mating Casters prior, soy sok de bas badvance as possible that departure team, the Orien Radio countries do the Alivecia are se congested, so in the redo. Atlandle reservatiour one be strangul, by letter "or

·Mensual to. Lirapan London 1 queensi range, orders

wazing all such metrallons will be ingach bere

For Fares and other Is formation, picha aygo to BONGKONG OFFICE,

Telephona JES".

* Cabin adderis: GACANPAC" CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN

SERVICES.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS

4.5.NANKING 15,000 Tons

SAILING FROM

A-S. " NILE" 11,000 Tons

3.8 CHINA 10,200 Tons

HONGKONG for SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports and Honolulu

S.S. "NANKING"

S.S. CHINA-"

Feb. 25th!

SAILING FROH

March 30th.

S.S. “NILE»

Jan. 25th

HONGKONG for MANILA

S.S. "NANKING" BAILING FROM

March 18th

HONGKONG for SINGAPORE

S.S. CHINA

Feb 7th

S.S.NILE

April 3rd

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH GLASS PASSENGER SERVICE

C. T. SURRIDGE, ACTING, FRIGT, & FARINGES AGENT, PINCE'S BURG, Ice Hours STEKET. TELEPHONE, PAZNOKE DET, TRL FAIGHT Derr. & AGENT.

No. 1934.

No. 2161.

Marine Act, the enforcement of which has farron). Te Deum, Woodward Emart, PRINCE LINE FAR EAST SERVICE

Japanese and the American cost of food

and wages.

Generally speaking, wages of the crow on the large Japanese liners, are about 30 por cent. lower than those of American crews, and the cost of food is also,believed to be lower, by 20 or 30 per cent. In the care of ships other than those of the three big companies, the difference must be greator. this difference is 0

be

eliminated, it will mean a great increase

Sing

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hongkong, and Munday after Epiphany January 18th, 1921, Holy Communion (7.50a.m.) Children's Servico (10a.m.) Matina (11 am.) (Cathedral Choir). Responses, Ferial: Venite, Farrant (10th) Psalms 17 (Macfsrien), 297(Mac

praises," Gounod: Hymn, 16 NB-Falm Turle; Benedictus, Bazaby 27, verses, 1, 6, 8, 13, 18 in unison; Terses 15, 7, 8, in unison; Hymn 76, verses Pasim 29,4 1, in unison. Holy Communion (1s Noun) venung (6.p.m.) (Anriliary Choir.) Re poses Ferial; Psalm, 68 Woodward, Cooke; freight steamers

Regular Sailings; to Magnificat. Camidge (12th morning) Nunc Dimittis, Barnby; Hymns, 83, 325, 328. N.B

Fealm 68 verses 1,2-7, 8 11, 12, 19, 20, 24, 25, 37, 33 in unison; Hymn, 83 verses 1,6 m unison; Hymns, 275 verses 3, 7, 8, in unison.

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UNION CHURCH (Kennedy Road),

Rev. A Baxter (Canton) will conduct

Boston and/or New York by fast

(via Suez or Panama)

For NEW YORK

"GAELIC PRINCE"

20th January (ris Panama).

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For Freight and fall particulars apply to

FURNESS

in the expenses of the Japanese companies, the Services, Morning (11 a.m.) and Evening which are already in a difficult position (6 p.m.): Owing to the prevailing depression of the shipping situation. Their difficulties will further increase, and they may be eventu ally compelled, some Japanese shipping mer believe, to withdraw altogether from the American field..

The opinion is also expressed in ship ping circles in Japan that though British wages are higher than Japaness, they are lower than American wages, and that British shipping companies will conte quently find themselves in a position similar. to that of Japanese concerns. Therefore, it is pointed out that the new.bill will claim as much world-wide attention as did The Merchant Marine Bill.:

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, * Bernase MacDonnel Road. Bunday, 1115 am. esday, 5.30 p.m.

MTHE NEW FRENOM, REMEDY.

THERAPION NO.1 THERAPIONNⱭ.2 THERAPIONN:3

Sida 2, Ma. 2 für ökrezio WeakneRSAN. FOOD SYLEAREGENENTUTS. PENCE IN ENGLAND. B DR TRUCK SAREED WORD THRATION AMO

KONINKLYKE, PAKETVAART

MAATSCHAPPY.

(ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. of Batavia)

THE STEAMSHIF

THE

VAN

be despatched to

WAER WYCK

SINGAPORE and BELAWAN-DELI

DIRECT

on or about 24th January.

This vessel offers excellent cabin accommodation for saloon

Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight and passage apply to:

Telephone

passengers

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-LYN,

Agents.

Telephone 8165 Telegrams “Fa

(FAR EAST) LIMITED, St. George's Buildin

[Las

PACIFIC MAIL S.S. GO.

US. MAIL LINE

Operating the new first-class steamers,

*EQUADOR" "VENEZUELA " & "COLOMBIA,” HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO, SHANGHAI, -KOBE, YOKOHAMA

HONOLULU.

THE BUNSHINE BELT, most comfortable route to America and Europe.

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG "AT NOON.

US,” SHIPPING BOARD VESSEL

FOR HAN FRANCISCO.

SHANGHAI-HONGKONG CALCUTTA SERVICE,

Cargo soppled on through. Bilio. Yding to all points in the Unbred Blakes and Canada, slao khrough. Bille of Lading to Baltimore, Havane Centrs) und Bouth Amerienza parka agen

·For Ear Information sp

PACIPIO MAIL BA CO.

Kale Hotel Mansion! Cably address "BOZANO”

DODWELL & COMPANY.LD.

STEAMSHIP BERVICES

Begalar Ballings 10

NEW YORK & OR BOSTON

vin-Sans or Pasaros Unnale at Owner Option. -

8.S." BOLTON CASTLkling of or about 23rd Jan.

LLOYD TRIESTINO

8.S. "HUNGARIA”

BHANGHAI

"on or about January 30th

For BRINDISL VENICE & TRIEST

Taking Cargo on through Bill of Lading for LEVANT, BLACK BEA & DANUBB

PORTSL

SINGAPORE, PENANG & COLOMBO

8.8. "NIPFON”.

8.5. "PILSNA"

B.S.- HUNGARIA”

sailing on or about January 17th

on or about February 10th.

on or about March 3rd

Frasengers Luggage can be insured at the Office of the Agents,

NANYO YUSEN KAISHA, Ltd.

(SOUTH SEA MATL BS. «OOJ

Begalar Bervices between ja

JAPAN, HONGKONG & JAVA.

FOR JAPANE 88.HOKUTO MARU”.

SAMARANG MARU

FOR

8.3.

88. BIOJUN "MARU” 8.8 MADASSAR MARU

salling on or about January 20th. sailing on or about February 7th. JAVA,

sailing on or about Jan. 290d. saling on or about. Feb. 11th.

OCEAN TRANSPORT

(TAIYO KATUN KAṀSHA)

Ltd.

Steamably Service frans-Paciió. Also to Australia, Europe, sto,

STEAMERS.

NATAL LINE OF

TAKING Cargo or through Bill of Lading for SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS with transhipmen af CALCUTTA,

in conjunction with the

INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LTD.

"~"AND" "APCAB "LINES.

for Freight or Passage on say of the above Lina apply to:--

N.

DODWELL & 00., LTD.

Agent

Y. K.

NIPPON YUSEN

SEATTLE

KAISHA

KAILITER PHON KONNKONG SUBTIEL PO AKTERA TIQIG

VICTORIA vis Manila, Shanghai & Japan porta

Cargo to Overland Faints, U. In connection with Great Northern Northern Pacião and Chicago, Milwaukee à St. Paul-Bailways.

Wednesday, 26th Jan, ad}}} am 13th Jan 18th Feb, at 11 am.

KASHIMA, MARU (omitting Manila):

TAJIMA MARUKAM

SUWA MARU

FUSHIMI MARU (omitting Manila),

TOYAMA MARU

Saturday,

Saturday,

Wednesday, 9th Mar. at 11 am

Friday,

11th Mar, 11 s

LONDON & ANTWERP Tia Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Sues

Port Said and Marseilles.

BHIDZDOKA MARD.

KAGA MARUASAA

YOKOHAMA MARU--—-

TAMBA MARD...

HAMBURG, LONDON & ROTTERDAM vía Suez.

LIBBON MARUK

24th Jan, at 11 am.

11th Feb at 11 am

18th Feb, at 13 a.mm

4th Mar, 20°) 1.21

Sunday, 6th February.

vis Manila, Zamboanga, Thursday

Brisbane.

Tresday,

18th Jan, at 11 15th Fob at 11 am. 22nd.

Ilam:

LIVERPOOL & MARSEILLES via Bues.

MELBOURNE, & SYDNE

Laland Town

BIKKO MARU

AKI MARU

TANGO HARU

NEW YORK via Buez.

SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS via CAPE,

BOMBAY & COLOMBO via Singapore.

KAWACHI-MARU..

TSUSHIMA MARU

Wednesday, 28th Januscy. Monday, 14th Fabi

CALOUTTA & BANGOON via Singapore & Penang.

| SANUKI MARU

Thursday, 3rd Feb.

JAPAN PORTS-Nagasaki, Kobe & Yokohama,

AKI MARUM

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA

TOTOMI MARUKOM

KOMANO MARU (Moji direct))

TAMBA MARU--

CAP FINISTERRE (Tokohsma direct)

BOMBAY HABU

~MISHIMA MAEU....

Tuesday, 18th Jan, at 11 mus

Tuesday,

15th January

18th January

Stat Jeng - at 11 am

Tuesday,

Eldary

Saturday, 2nd Jan,-

Friday,

28th Jan

Wad:esday, and Feb, at 11 am.

For further Information apply -- NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Telephone No 192 & 238.

8, YASUDA, -- Manager.

LOS ANGELES PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY

TRANS-PACIFIC FREIGHT SERVICE Opsesiing the following US. Shipping | Board | sicamera.

HONGKONG

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA USA!

Dul ro Azzy"

DUE 20-Bim

BS. WEST HILTON About Jan. 30th 1971. 88. WESTHEITON About Fab, fod 1991 Through Hult of Lading to all UB, and Camidian Overland Folnit no Tranchi penent Etpaldis commedion, with the Balkiskey Bazin Fe and Boxihern Paoli, R Band Chony---Los Angeles, ChIN

Hongkong Offices-Prince Bellarme Branch Ofices obe Bhaarbad

Manda, Binesper

CHAH RICHARDSON

General: Agend for Bout