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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

April 24th.. Hong Hwa, British str. 1942 tons, Capt. A. Mackenzie, from Singapore, with a general carg-Seu Soon Hong. Kenton Muro, Japanus str., 1,681 tons, Capt. K. Obayashi, from Sebattik, with a general cargo.-Y.K.K. Keichow, British tr., 1,20 tons, Capt. R. Ritchie, from Weihaiwei, with a general cargo,—B, & 8, Poore Chine str. 314 cons, Capt. Leung ting. from K. C. Wàn, with a general cargo-Hung Shun. Skus Shing, Chinese str., 207 toun, Capt.

G. A. de Souza, from K. C. Wan, with a general cargo.-lo On S.S. Co. Stechuen, British str., 1,504 tona, Capt.

Win. Benson, from Canton, with a general cargo.-B. & S. Taisho Mara, Japaniss atr., 1,838 tons, Cap T. Suchiro, from Tsingtau, with salt.-Y. K. K, West Jessup, American str., 2.833 tons. Capt. J. Dyku, from Seattle and Shanghai, with a general cargo.➡ Struthers & Dixon.

April 8th.

allinga, British str., 1,406 Capt. 1. H. Tyron, fruta Saigon, with a general cargo. NemAKSE,

Juno, Dutch str... 1,355 ton's, Capt.

Schmerman, from Pulo Samboe, with bulk oil-Asiatic Petroleuni Co.

King Ping, Chinese str., 1,742 tons, Capt

VESSELS EXPECTED.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 28TH, 1911.

Abercos (Admiral line), from Shanghai,

dus May Bind

Atsuta Maru (NY.K.), due April 28th Diludru (P. & 0.), from Shanghai, dus

to-day at about 7 a.m. Edmore (Admiral line), from Shanghai,

das May 23rd.

hower Castle (Barber line), Dodwell & Co., agents, from New York, dus May 19th.

1.

Jurayades (Blue Funnol), dus April 30th, Hector (Blue Funnel), due May 1st. Jagba Muru (N.Y.K.), from Japan, due

April 28th.

Kapa Haru (N.Y.K.), from London for

this port, due May 25th. Kirin Maru (N.Y.K.) from Calcutta,

due May 10th.

Lake Farrar (Admiral line), from Sai-

gon, tue April 6th. Lima Murn (N.Y.K.). from Hamburg, Maluca Maru (N.Y.K.), Frog Calcutta,

due April 6th.

due April 28th.

Matsune Maru (N.Y.K.), from Dairen,

dae April 29th. Montague (Admiral line), from Manila,

dus April 26th.

Machaon (Blue Funnel), due May 8th Shidzuake Maru (N.Y.K.), due May 19th. Wenatchee (Admiral line), due May lat PRENCH AND GERMAN SHIPPING PROGRAMMES.

According to a dispatch received in

1. B. Hanson, frans Shanghai and Tokyo, a shipbuilding programme drawi Swatow, with a general cargo.-up by the shipping Bureau of France C.M.8.S. Co.

Lake Farrar, American str., 1,800 tons, Capt. A. Landin, from Saigon, with rice-Admiral Line Loongsung, British str., 1,083 tons, Capt. H. Simpson, from Manila, with a general cargo-JM, & Co. Lushan Murn, Japanese str., 1,517 tons, Capt. T. Yasakawa, froin Shanghai and Swatew, with a general cargo.- N.Y.K.

Protexilaus, British str., 6,119 tons, Capt..

H. W. Hada, from Manila, with a general cargo.-B. & S.

Shimi Sturn, Japanese str.. 2316 tops, Capt. T. Suzuki, from Saigon, with Flee-Wo Fat Shing. Soochow British str, 1,594 tons, Capt. Davies, from Shanghai' and Autoy, with a general cargo.-B. & S. Taike Maru, Japanese str., 1,294 tons,

Capt. K. Aoyama, from Kealung, with coal.-Y.K.K.. Tangabing, British str., 1,173 tous, Capt, Bateman, from Canton, with a gen oral cargo.-J.M. & Co. Uwajima Maru, Japanese str., 633 tous, Capt. F. Sugimoto, from Bangkok, with rice-Y.K.K.

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West Jena, American str., 3,3 tona,

Capt J. A. Jacobson, from Manila, with rich-Struthers & Dixon.

CLEARANCES.

April 25th.

Awa Maru, for Shanghai.

Banku, for Bangkok. Chengtu, for Swatow. Chisa daru, for Keelung. Eljenth for Singapore, Golden State, for Shanghai. Bak Caston, for K. C. Was.. Hong Hien, for Swator. Huich, for Canton. Hydrangen, for Swaton. June, for Yokohuwa. Kuricha, for Canton, Eung Ping, for Cuntor: Lushan Maru, for Cuntoa, Shunshing, for K. C. Waz. Sooch, for Canten.". Stechurn, for Shanghai. Pooler, for K. C. Wan.. Prometheus, for Hoihow.

Taikoo Wangi, for Sourabaya. Tungshing, for Swatow

West Jeinup, for Manila.

PASSENGERS.

DEPARTURI.

provides for the construction of 500 ves sels, totalling 98,506 tons gross, during four years. This plan covers the vessels built in 10, and is to be completed by 1923. The following table gives the numi- ber and tonnage of vessels for each your:

Year.

Number Gross Ton. 139805,663 172...... TU4,36] 1909. 176 ...... 765,377 1998 ......... 183 ... 790,405

Total

1920 The

....., 600 2,868,808

The dispatch adds that if this pro gramme is to be executed in its entirety, the existing shipping shipyards must be greatly enlarged

A Berlin telegram reports the arrange ments made by the Government for the Taat of a total of 12,000,000,000 marks as subsidy for the construction of mer- chantmen

Grants are to be made only to those shipowners who certify to build not less than one-third of the tonnage they owned before the war, and this building must be completed during the next ten years.

RUSSIAN VOLUNTEER FLEET.

SPLIT INTO TWO CONCERNS.

Mr. Lachmanoff, the manager of the Vladivostok Volunteer Ficet, made a re port on his journey to Shanghai giving the following statement: For repairs to theas. Indigirku, Astrachan and others the Yantze-pog Dock in Shanghai claimed. an amount of 300,000 taels. A sum of Tls. 130,000 had been paid by Mr. Fedoroff whilst the balance is still owing by the Volunteer Fleet. As security all these steamers were mortgaged by Mr. Fedoroff, although they were under con trol of the Vladivostock department.

The international court held that the lawful representative of these steamers was Mr. Federoff and not Luchmanoff, because the former paid the first deposit against the amount due for copairs.

Dissatisfied with this result Mr. Luch. manoff handed the matter over to the British Cousul, as the Yantzo-poo dock is a British concern. Begarding the ques tion of re-uniting all the ships of the Russiao Volunteer Fleet Mr. Luchmanoff reported that he had a conversation with Mr. Kompanion and Mr. Rikalin who said that the only safe unification of the. ships would be if Messza. Fedorol and Luchmanoff left the Volunteer Fleet. One already left, handing over his duties to of the opponents, Mr. Fedoroff, has Mr. Kompanion

Per Pacific Mail 8.8. Golden State, on April 5th:-Mr. L. P. Allen, Mr. P. M. Anderson; Mr. E. Baud, Mrs. H. V. Bernard, Mr. J. N. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. In reply to this Mr. Luchmanoff stated

that the Vladivostock section of the

E. J. Campbell. Mra H. 1. Cone, Miss Volunteer Fleet would work indepen- E. Cone, Master H. Cone, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Daniels, Mr. A. A Fish, Mr. and dently, as Mr. Rikalin also worked inde pendently, and both would act as each

Mrs. N. H. Hopkins, Master N. H. Hop other's representatives, but on the strict kins, Jum., Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hawley, condition that ships of neither party shall Mr. H. Henderson. Mr. A. L. Heath,

G. Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. F. M be detained.

Seeing that the Vladivostock section of

Killam. Miss K Killam, Mr. and Mrs the Volunteer Fleet cannot exist under M. E. Lautman. Mr. B. G. Lee, Mr. E. Labansat. Mra Wm. Meinel. M, D. Mcment should investigate the matter, the

present financial conditions, the Govern Donnid, Mr. E. Nemazoo, Miss M. Pratt, more so as the employer have already. Mrs. P. H. Rolfe, Mr. C. F. Rehnborg, taken a step in this direction.--Vladivos- Miss M. O. Rourke, Miss M. Rasmussen, tock Daily News. Mr. and Mrs J. M. Rogers, Mr. A. Butermeister, Mr. and Mrs. Max Shoop,. Mr. W. M. States, Mr. J. M. Wilcoa, Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Wilkins to Shang- Bai). Mrs. L. Algarte and Miss, K.'

Yolosa (to 'Yokohama). Mr. and Mrs.

WEATHER

1

REPORT.

April 25th at 11.35--Pressure has in- moderately at Shanghai, and

E. W. Fahlgren and Father P. A. Quinn creased

(to Honolulu). Mr. and Mrs Louis A. decreased slightly to moderately elsewhere. Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Aratheon,.

A depression is situated over Tongking;

Miss E. Arathoon, Mr. M. S. Arathoon, the northern depression has probably moved Miss T Arathoon, Miss E. Arathoon, Mr. into the Eastern Sea.

and Mrs. J. L. Bench, Rev. and Mrs.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours

G. C. Bartter, Master Geo. Bartter, ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inch. Total

Master F. Barttor, Col. and Mrs, D. Maince January 1st, 5.84 inches against an Burus, Mira. M. A Bates, Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Browne, Mr. D. A Base, Mrs. H. average of 10.48 inches.

Coombe, Mr. G. W. Droallette, Mr. and The forecast for the 24 hours ending at Mrs JoboH. Emmert, Miss Barbara noon to-day is as follows:- Emmert, Mr. E. R. Frisby Miss H. Flack, Miss A Hatch, Mr. Hodges,

DISTRICT

Formosa Channel.

FORECAST

S.E. winds, d

derate; fair

The same as

Mrs. C. H. Mason, Miss A Moore, Mr. Hongkong to Gap Rock Chas. A. Minich, Mrs. J. W Nute, Mr. G. W. Parsons, Miss L. Parson, Miss R. Parsons, Mr Oliver Pournet, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. da Rocha, Misa L. Rocha, Miss E. Rocha, Mr. M. Rodcase, Mr. H. F. Sessions, Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith, Mr. F. Selby, Mr. A. Weill, Mr. Robt. Wallace. Mr. Milton Wessaner, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Zimmer (to San Francisco).

Bouth coast of China between (The same sa

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

The s.s. Bellerophon (Blue Funnel line) left. Suez on April 21st-for-Hongkong, and is due at Hongkong on May 18th.

Tao P & Osteamer Kashgar arrived at London on April 12th.

The M-Empress of Japan left Vancouver for. Hongkong ri Japan Sports and Shanghai on April 19th, and in

due at Yokohama on May 3rd.

The Dodwell Line Bawer Lariic left Yokohama for Hongkong, zi ports, on the Sard instant.

Boathooast of China between The same is

Hongkong and Immocks 1 No. 1.

Hongkong and Hsinau. No. 1.

-Date:

BUNRISE AND SUNSET.

HONGKONG.... TIMES, FOR APRIL.

Sunrise Suneet. April 28th 6.48.p.m. April-27th, -534-22-043 pm April 28th, 6.33 a.m.: 6.19 p.m. April 29th, 5,62 m. 6.49 p.m. April 20th, 5.52 a.m. 6.50. p.m.

T. F. CLAXTON.

Director, Boyal Observatory,

CP

SAILINGS

OS

HONGKONG to VANCOUVER

via, Shanghai, Naqashi, (koji), Kobe & Torabimą

Medra EMPRESS OF RUSSIA EMPREBA OF JAPAN. EMPRESS OF ASIA

- MONTEAGLE

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA EMPRESS OF JAPAN EMPRESS OF ASIA ... EMPRESS OF RUSSIA MONTEAGLE EMPRESS OF JAPAN

Пошить Fram Honghona Yagoparet Apr. 28 May 16 MAY 17 Jaan May 28 June 19 Juos 14

Julr July Jane

11 July 7 Jaly 28 July 21 Ang. Aug. 18 Sept. 5 Aug. 23 Sept. 18 Sept, 20 Oct. 11

Premio Europe are enrongly' argad to determine the *** daca ni the Alanus miling desired prior 10, 308 F

advance as ponebla, chels departure from the Orient Trafic conditone a tha Aliante are in congested as on the Hasliz Allante romerskoga sam be aweed by lazzar DE sable for all passegers to Europe. Frequnca sullions from Montreal to Liverpool, Lenden Glasgow Fange order!; dorefax 10 mook resevations will be lead bare

For Fare aid other informatina přesse apply in HONGKONG OFFICE

Kalaptone fat

Cable addrem: QACANPAO

CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN

SERVICES, LTD.

STRUTHERS & DIXON,

GREEN STAR LINE.

Operating Far Eastern services for account of the UNITED STATES" SHIPPING BOARD.

To NEW YORK & BALTIMORE

To SEATTLE & VANCOUVER (via MANILA)

"West Jessup

28th April

Inc.

To LOS ANGELES & SAN FRANCISCO (via HONOLULU)

{* West Jena ”

28th April

194

į Also cargo accepted for Transhipment at San Francisco and/or Beattle to weekly sailings for

NEW ORLEANS, SAVANNAH, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON,

Through Bills of Lading issued to all US & Canadian Overland Common. Paints. HONGKONG OFFICE:-1st floor, Powell's Building, 12, Des Voeux Rd., Tel. 3008. (351

PRINCE LINE FAR EAST SERVICE

Bagular - Sallings" to Boston and/or New York by fast

freight steamers'

For B

T. K.

K.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO

„VIA BHANGHAI, TEN INLAND SIA, JAPAN & HONOLULU

APLAMEZI

by BENTO MARU”

› ↑ PERSIA MABU " TAIYO MARU

† ALBERIA. KABU

TENTO MABU ..

---

KOREA KARD

**THE PATHWAY OF TIN Sux.”

$2,000

144

2,000

21,000

90,000

12,000

20,000

bre

LJAYS NOTIKOKS

April 17th,

May 14th.

May 25th.

Jane 10th.

Jane Sted,

* Shanghai:

+ Calling at Dairen instead of Nagasaki. Omitting

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE

HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO

VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO, SALISA CRUE, BALBA, CALLAO, MOLENDO, ARIGA & IQUIQUE Tamron at Trans-Anguan Korra to BusxOS AIRES.

TONG

BRITO MARU BAKUYO MARU

14,000

17,500

• CHOYO MARU

14+

* Cargo only

LEAYS XONGKONG-

May 15+

June 10th.

414

July 11th.

For fall information regarding passengers, freight and sailings, apply tom

Agents at Ŭanton:

Y. TSUTSUMI. Mariann King's Building.

Kunze T. E ORIFFITH. LTD.

Tal. Nox. 1374 à 175.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

Incorporated in USA.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS

5.5. NANKING"

18,000 Tons

BAILING FROM

2.5.

"NILE"

s.s. "CHINA

$1,000 Tons

10,200 Tona

HONGKONG for SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Forts and Honolulu CHINA" S.S. "NANKING"

S.S."

May 18th BAILING FROM

June 15th

S.S NILE

July 18th

HONGKONG for MANILA

S.S. "NANKING”.

SAILING FROM

June 4th

HONGKONG for SINGAPORE

S.S. "CHINA

April 30th

S.S. "NILE"

June 25th

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE.

TIL TERIGHT DEPT. & Abuse.

No. 2101.

BOSTON and

NEW YORK

"เ

0. T. BURRIDGE,

FREIGHT & Pisarorz AGENT, PRINCE'S BUILDING, I Howm Stazzt, TELEPHONE, PASSENGER DEFT.

No. 1934. "

27th April, (via Suez).

FURNESS,

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

8.S. "MONGOLIAN PRINCE" For Freight and full particulare apply tom

Telephone 3165. Talograms - Farenzio am."?

KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART

THE

MAATSCHAPPY."

(ROVAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO. OF BATAVIA)

STRAMSHIP

"VAN “

CLOON

will be despatched to

SINGAPORE & BELAWAN-DELI, 'Direct.

5th May.

This vesselloffers excellent cabin accommodation for saloon passengers

Single and double cabins. Wireless Telegraphy. For Freight and passage apply to

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-LYN,

Telephone No. 15740

MARTIN'S PIOL&STEEL Pen PILLS

MÀ CAM LANİgsest ma Worldi, ar past but

MARTIN'S

VETARZO

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Agents.

PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO

TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

Freight and Passenger.

Fox SAN FRANCISCO VÀ SHANGHAI, JAPAN PORTS AND HONOLULU AMERICAN STEAMERS

PANAMA SERVICE Freight and Passenger.

Begular bi-monthly sailings from San Francisco for Mexico, Central Amerios, Panama and West Coast of South America.

SHANGHAI-CALCUTTA SERVICE

Freight Only

Foz SHANGHAI

FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG, BANGOON AND CALCUTTA. S.S. LAKE FARMINGDALE”.....

*

'sailing April 17tk.

MANILA-EAST-INDIA ́SERVICE

Freight and Passenger.

SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, MANILA, BAIGON, SINGAPORE, CALCITTA & COLOMBO,

Monthly Bailings.

ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE Freight Only, Monthly Sailing.

San Francisco to Tokohama, Kobe, Dairen, Tintain, Shanghai, Manila, Saira, Singapore, Calcutta, Colombo, Bombay, Alexandria, Bizerta, Marseilles, Barcelona, the ve Baltimore,“

Norfolk, Cristobal, Los Angeles and San Francisco. For fall information regarding rates, space, etc, apply to

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Telephone 141,

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FOR

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Ltd.)

REGULAR FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICES

BETWEEN

JAPAN, HONGKONG &

FOR JAVA:

Portalfof call-Batavia, Samarang. Soerabaya, Macassar and Balikpapan.

88. "MACASSAR MARU” 8.8."*" SAMARANG MARU”

salling on or about 10th May, End of May.

-FOR---JAPAN.

--Ports-of-call-Moji, Kobe and Yokohams

8,8. "BORNEO NABU”.

9.5. SAMARANG-MARU

For further particulars please apply to:

sailing on or shoat and May,

Middle of May."

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