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SHIPPING NEWS ARRIVALS

July 13th.

Campinglat, Chinese str., 440 tons, Capt. A., Noronha, from Hoihow, with a gen ecul cargo.Globo Nav. Oo. Zokohama Mary, Japanese str. 3,785 tons, Capt. Shirai, from London and Singapore, with a general cargo

NY.E

July 14th. " Empress of dei, British str., 5,583 tous, Capt., A. J. Hailey, from Vancouver, SEC.. with "a general "cargo

C.POS, Ltd. Pooting, Britisk str., 1,204 tous. Capt.

J. Macheary. from Shanghai, with a general cargo.-B. & S. Phoumpesh, British str. 1,060 tons. Capt. D. T., Lewis, from Saigon, with rice.

Wo Fat Shing.

Oil. Co. Tacoma Maru, Japanke str., 3.643 tons, Capt. Kamishi, from Nagasaki, with a general cargo.-0.S.K. Tisalah, Dutch str., 3,014 tous. Capt. A. W. Lu Rooy, from Amoy, with a gen- eral cargo.-J.-C.J. L Wahhung, Chinese str. 4 toos, Capt. Ho Kan, Hi, from Port Bayard, with a general enrgo →Order

STEAMERS' MOVEMENTS.

-

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESU, FRIDAY,

JULY 15TH, 1911.

T.

The End AR St. Albans left Sydney, on July ath for "Hongkong with the Australian mail, et Sandakan and Manija.

The R.M.S. Empress of Russia from Hongkong on June 3rd arrived at Van- conver on July 11th.

Thess. Mentor (Blue Funnel live) left Shanghai on July 14th for London, Ams terdam and Antwerp, and is duo Hongkong on July 17th. She will sail on July 19th, at 10 am,

at

The .. Fengtate (Blue Funnel tine) left Shanghai on July 14th for Marseilles, Havre and Liverpool, and is due at Hongkong on July 17th. She will sail on July 18th, at daylight.

5

THE TENYO-MARU" IN QUARANTINE. .

Protesila. British str., 6-115 tons, Capt. C. G. Carnoir, from Seattle rid Yuko-

The Traya-mary was ordered into quar kana and Moji, with a general cargo,

antine for ten days on her arrival at -B. & S..

Kobe. There were abroad 93 first class, Standard Apron, American str.. 1,500

BG second class and 232 steerage paasen- tons, Cipt. W. Anderson, from Suc

numbering 283. Fraucise with ease oily Standardgers" besides the crew

Except the members of the crew whose stay was needed to help. the local quar- antine officials in having the ship fumi- gated. Both passengers and crew were allowed to land at Wada Point where the Government maintains a quarantine station wall up to the international quar antine regulation needs. The passengers and crew were requested to carry all per- sonal effects that had been in daily use. and they were later carefully disinfected. The passengers are listed as follows: Europenos. of whom 35. are travelling in first class and 11in Socond class quar ters: 3 Japanese, of whom 10 are in first class, 12 in second class and 62 in steerage quaiters: 901 Filipinos, of whom 1 are in first class. 11, in second class and 193 in steerage quarters. and 103 Chiness, of whom five are in first class. 2 in second class and 76 in steerage quarters. Most of the steerage Filipino passengers are bound for Honolulu to work in the Kugar plantations in thu Hawaiian Islands

CLEARANCES.

July 14th. Cadurathu for Singapore. Cheongshing, tor Canton Hailong, for Swntow Hupeh, for Swatow. Hydroagra, for Swatow Lokung for Hoihow. Ngehow for Huihow. Paoting for Canton. West Jeprint, far Manila."

Tokohama Moru, for Kobe.

PASSENGERS.

ABRIVALS.

Per RMS, Empresa of Jain, on July 14th--Mr. R. Allen, Mr. R. Alvarez, Mr. G. Aleala, Mrs. C. Aunestes, Mrs. W. Brown MF. A. Bett, Mr. E. Barclay, Mrs. J. Heunett, Mrs. A. M. Cowel. Lt. Com. and Mrs. W. E. Cheadle, Mr. R. Chefato, Mr. W. Capretto, Mr.

A case of bubonié plague bad occurred on board,

CPOS

TRANS ATLANTIC

HOME VIA CANADA

Hongkong to England

via Shanghai, Nagwabi, (*Moji), Kole, Yokohama, Vancouver & Montreal

Face

Steamer

E. Asia E. Russia

• lonteagle

The Kob offer of the Toyo Kisen For Kaisha was doing all possible to lesson the passengers. the discomforts of Many magazines, periodicals and the latest editions of the claily papers were sent to then, also, one or two phono- graphs, bats and balls and atheletic ap- Moving pictures were shown. partus. Until arrangements are fully made by the authorities, the Oriental Hotel, will supply food to the first-class passengers.

EMPRESSES LEAD IN SIZE AND

SPEED.

C.P.0.5. SERVICE PARAMOUNT ON THE

PACIFIC.

Class, Mr. B. Calderon. Mr. DAME DY. Duggan, Mr. A. H. Dougall, Jan., Mr. A. H. Dougall. Mr. B. A. Doran, Mr. S. Earnshaw. Mis M. G. English, Miss M. Firth. Mr. W. R. Frost, Mr. F. Fremdin, Mr. 3. L. Fleming, Miss J. Fitzpatrick, Mr. J. V. Godbery, Mrs. B. Gabaldon. Miss T. Gabaldon, Miss M. Cemil, Hon. 1. Gabaldon, Miss A. R. Howland. Miss A. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Howe, Mist

A British Columbia paper says:-The Ε. Burding,, Mr., E. J. Haberer Mr. C. Miss N

arrival of the liner Engurees of China this 21 Hogau,

F. Haberer.

summer will give the Canadian Pacific Backett. Mr and Mrs. H. A. Koster. Dernu Services a third vessel outstrip. Lt.-Com. V. L. Kirkman, Mr. K. K. Kin-

ping in size and speed the ship of all other Mrs E. C. Lubbe, Capt, and Mrs. C. neun, M. Lott. Mr and Mrs. A. F. Lowe, Mr.nes plying the Pacific, cementing the M. H. McKinney. Ming C, D. Marsh, gri, the line already has on the trans-Pacific, passenger traffic. With the advent of the new liner. Empress of Canada, this hold will be still further V. B. Murray, Mr. H. S. Mabey, strengthened, and unless travel picks up C. Nopper. Mr. D. Niven. Mr. Nishio, Mr H. W. Newmau, Mr. M. considerably it is problematical just what the stiff competition will mean to the Nieto, M. I Osorio, Miss R. Ortiz, M. Japanese and American vessels, and Mrs. S. A. Painter. Mr. I... Park

Details of the Quackenbush. Hon.

hir: 1. F. Meyer, Mr. Mumbhoy, Mrs J. Mott, Mr. F. E. McClure, Dr BI.

Mr. C. C. J. Robbins, Mrs. G. R. Russell, Miss A G. R. Russell, L. K. J. Riddell, Lt. Con. H. B. Ransdell, Dr. and Mrs. J.

hurst. Miss M. L. Quezon, Miss Pacific, as furnishBest ships on

E. Asia

E. Japan, E. Russla

• Monteagle

From Hongkong

De Vancouver

Aug

1

18 Sept. &

„July 21

Aug, "Aug.

23 Sept. 16 Oct. 3

Sept. 15

Sept. 20 Oct. 11

Oct. 13 Oct. 31

Oct. 26 Nov. 1

Attentio

Stewier

E. Franco

E. Britain

Melta

E. France E. France

Victorian

E. Britain

From Canula

Liverpool

Aug. 18 Aug. 19

Sept. 10 Sept. 16

Sept. 23 Oct.

Oct. 18. Oct.

25

Oct. 18 Oct. 28 Nov. 11 Nov.

Nov. 26 Dec.

Other Atlantic Sailings every few days to Liverpool, London,

Southampton, Glasgow, Antwerp & Bavier Allotment of accommodation on these steamers is held in Hongkong. Through réservations made and tickets inaped.bere. Early reservation necessary."-

Three Transcontinental Trains Daily.

Standard Sleeping Care, Compartments & Drawing Rooms, Canadian Pacific Hotels at Victoria, Vancouver, in the Rockies, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montréal and Quebec.

CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, LTD.

Telephone 75%. Cable Address GACANPAC. Hongkong Office.

PACIFIC HAIL S.S. CO.

TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE.

Freight and Passenger

143

SAN FRANCISCO via EBANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA and HONOLULU; and for BALTIMORE via LOS ANGELES, MANZANILLO, SAN JOSE; LA LIBERTAD, CORINTO, BALBOA, CRISTOBAL, KINGSTON & HAVANA,

AMERICAN

"ECUADOR"

Apply to

Telephone No 141

STEAMERS.

#1

sailing Aug. 10th, 1921."

PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO.

Hotel Mansions, Hongkong.

Cable Address "BOLANO

rs: 9

PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.

MANAGING AGENTS. U.S. SHIPPING BOARD. TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

Freight and Passenger.

Foz SAN FRANCISCO VIA SHANGHAI, JAPAN FORTS AND FONOLULU AMERICAN STEAMERS.

"EMPIRE STATE"

SHANGHAI-CALCUTTA SERVICE

K. K.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO -

VIA SHANGHAI, Twa Imiamo SMA, JAPAN & HONOLULU

THE PASKWay of Tân Bux."

STEAMERS SHINYO MARU PERSIA HARU *TAIYO MARU

SIBERIA MARU

TENYO HARU

KOREA MARU

• Omitting call at Shanghai,

TONS

$2,000

9,000

23.000

90,000

· 13,000

$3,400

LEAVE HONGKONG

July, 18th,

July 80th, 118.39 CM. Arg-18th Ang. 7th.

Bapt. 8

Bops. 20th

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE

·

HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO

Japan, Honolulu, HILO, FAX FRANC1800, SAN PEDRO, SANTA CRUE, BALBOA, CALLAO, MOLLHIDO, ARIGA & IquiQUE

TRENCH BY TRANS-ANDEAN ROUTE TO BUENOS AIRE

*

BYMAXLES CHOYD MABU GINYO MABU...

TONG

18,800

504

LEATE'ZOTIKONO

J

Ang... 15th

⚫ Cargo only For fall information regarding passengers freight and sailings, apply to-

Y. TSUTSUMI, MANASKE. King's Building. Tel. No. 2374 & 2275

Agents at Canton:

MESSES. T. F. GRIFFITH, LTD.

ra.

STRUTHERS & DIXON, Inc.

GREEN STAR LINE.

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

ToTM SINGAPORE

West Henshaw "..

To LOS ANGELES & SAN FRANCISCO is HONOLULU)

"West Islip

23rd July

15th July

20th Aug.

TO VANCOUVER & SEATTLE (via MANILA)

West Ison "

%

#

• Also cargo sacepted for Transhipment at San Francisco and/or Seattle for weekly sailings to

NEW ORLEANS, SAVANNAH, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE.

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON.

Through Bill of Lading issued to a US & Canadian Overland Common Pointe, HONGKONG OFFICE-1st door, Powell's Building, 12, Des Voeux Road. Tel. 3008.

[451

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.

STRAMMAR

REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN, JAVA,"·" CHINA AND JAPAN.

FROM

EXPECTED

OUT DZ ABOUT

WILL GLEAVE

[ON OR ABOUT

Fos

Noor, Aug. 31st

Freight Only

For HAIPHONG,,·

"LAKE GITANO “

Daylight, July 18th,

TJISALAK...

TJILEBOET

HWAH HSIN --

'SHANGRAI/JARAN

JAVA

in port

18th July

JAVA

19th July

2and July

JAPAN

15th July

18th July

JAVA

the

by Llords Register, show how firmly entrenched the Cana dian company is

R.M.S. Empren of daia and Emprens of Russia: 16.500 tons grose, built 1913 by Fairfield Co., Ltd., Glasgow. Dimen sions: 570′1′′ x 69'9" x 49; speed 91

The Empress of Cunade, 22,000 tons B. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sher-105, was built in 1020 by the Fairfield man. Mies E. Sinter, Mr. E. Self, M. Company on the Clyde; dimensions 827*

x 72; speed, 21 knots. L. Schrag Mr. and Mrs. G.

Bofershaya Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Sloman. Lt. W.

J. E. Shimmin, Mr. Spencer, Mr: Soriano, Mr. J. G. Sanvictores, Mr. H. M. Smith, Mr. G. Tobler, Mr. G. S. Tobler. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Temple, Mr.

R.31.5. Empren of thing-tex-German M. Tangco. Mr. and Mrs. M. Tabora, Mr. M. Tinio, Mrs. M. S. Tuason. Mr. Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm): 17,089 and Mr. A. T. Tabbs, Mr. and Mrs. tons gross, built 1907 by J. C. Tecklen J. N. Vanderbelt, Dr. T. H. Walsh, Miasborg. A.G., Gestemunde.

knots.

Dimensions:

A. H. Ware. Mr. J. H. Williams, Mt59 69'3" x 386; speed 21 knots.

. Wensthof, L. and Mrs. C. R. Wells, Mr. and Mes. I. Weiss, Mr, A. Zuzuar regui, Mr. A. Zilcita, inn.

VESSELS EXPECTED. Arcanis (Blue Funnel), due Angust 7th. Bolton Custle (Dodwell Castle Line), duk

about July 30th,

Cyclops (Blue Fannel), due July 19th. Elpenor (Blue Funnel), due August 21st, Glaucus (Blue Funnell, lue August 14th. Keemit (Blue Fannel line), due July

29th.

S.S.. Golden State and Wenatchee: Dimen 15,000 tons gross. buile 1919.

BIODE: 535 X 79 × 30′ 0′′; speed 17-19" knots.

·S.S. Taiyo-marit (ex-German 8.5. Cap Finisterre) ; 14,503 tons gross, built 101T by Bohra and Voss. Hamburg, Dimen- sions: 300′ x 63′0′′ x 31'; speed 17 knots.

S.S. Shinyo-maru: 13.032 tons gross. built 1011 by The Mitsubishi Dockyard and Engine Works, Nagasaki. Dimeo. sions: 356′ x 81'0" x 33'5; speed 17 knots,

1. 5.8. Fushimioaru: 10.240 tons gross. bait 1014 by The Mitsubishi Dockyard Dimen and Engine Works, Nagasaki.

Kilono Moru (N.Y.K.), due August 2rd. Nagato Maru (.I.K.), due July 28th. Nko Mark (N.Y.K.), due July 18th. Wingcho (Blue Funnel), due Augustaions: 613-82'5" x 37'5"; spred 15-18

..10th.

due

Protesilaus“ (Blue Fannel line),

August 14th, Jado Maru (NY.K.), duo July Sist. Tajims Karu (N.Y.K.), due July 23rd. Peboshi Haru (NY.K.), die July 16th.

knots.

8.8. Katorimeru: 9,835 tons gross, built in 1913 by The Mitsubishi Dorkyard and Engine Works, Nagasaki. Dimen sions: 40 x 59′8′′ x J3′9′′; speed 15-16 knots.

NANYO YUSEN KAISHA

(The South) ScaTM Mail S.S., Co., Ltd.)

REGULAR FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE

BETWEEN

JAPAN, HONGKONG & JAVA.

FOR JAVA.

Ports of call:~Ratavia, Samarang, Soerabaya, Macassar

and Balikpapan.

BB MACASBAR MABU”.

"saling on 28th July.

FOR JAPAN.

Ports of call:-Moll Kobe, Osaka and Yokohama

*BAMARANG HAPU”

farther particulars please apply to

Bailing on 25th July,

KZBUZUKI, MAnngor,

No. 5, Queen's Bond Central

1767.

MÄNILA-EAST-INDIA SERVICE:

Freight and Passenger.

SAN FRANCISCO,· HONOLULU, HANILA, SAIGON, SINGAPORE CALCUTTA & COLOMBO. Monthly Bailings.

ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE Freight Only, Monthly Sailing.

San Francisco to Yokohama, Kobe, Dairen. Tientsin, Shanghai, Manila, Saigon, Singapore,. Calcutta, Colombo, Bombay, Alexandria, Bizerta, Marseilles, Barcelona, the e Baltimore, Norfolk, Cristobal, Los Angeles and San Francisco..

For fall information regarding rates, space, etc., apply to

Telephone 141.

PACIFIC MAIL 88. CO. "Cable Address "SOLANO. Hotel Mauloza, Hongkong,

CHINA COL

SS. LTD.

IN.U.LA

FREICÂT AND PASSENDER SKAMERS,

CHINA"

"NÁNKING"

"ILE"

AN UNECEPAFSID HIGH CLAES PÅFFINGIR SERVICE,

HONGKONG to SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports and Honolulu

NIIE" "CHINA B.. "NANKING" B.B..

Eept. 9th-

July, 17th Aug 9th- HONGKONG to MANILA

B-S. "NANKING"

Wireless Telography.

The Steamers are all Avtod throughost with Electric Light and have accommodation for a limited nan bar of saloon Passengers. All steamers carry a daly qualified surgeon. Cargo taken at through rabes to all ports in Netherlands India and Australia,

For Particulars of Fraight and Pazzago apply to the

York Building, First Floor

JAVA-OHINA-JAPAN - LIJN. "

Telephone No. 1574.

VEREENIDGE NEDERLANDSCHE SCHEEPVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ

..

(United Netherlands Navigation Company).

HOLLAND-OOST AZIE LIJN

(Holland East Asia Line)

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

Regular monthly service between*

JAPAN PORTS, SHANGHAL HONGKONG AND

MANILA

AND

AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG

AND BREMEN Balling subject to alterations.

For

Balling on or atoas Stramers

Loading

20th July. BUTTERDAM & HAMBUBU ... "BRIELLE" July

Ang....

AMSTERDAM & HAMBURG... ""RADJA”

BOTTERDAM & HAMBURG .. **TJIMÄNOEK Sept.

AMSTERDAM & HAMBURG "ALDERAMIN” Oct

For fall particulars plosse apply to

15th Anz. 15th Sept.

15th Oct

1

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LYN

General Aguata, and

York Building,

PRINCE LINE FAR EAST SERVICE

Tal. No. 1874,

Aug. 80th

CHINA July 23rd

HONGKONG to SINGAPORE

8.8. "NIE Sept. 16th

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE Through Bills of Lading issted to all poists in United States & Copude Cargo accepted on Through Bills of Lading for transhipment at Ban Francisco to weekly saings for principal Atlantic Ports:

C. T. BURRIDGE,

FIGHT & FAEROEN AGENT;

ZEZ

PRINCE'S BUILDING, Ios Hovaz TELEPHONE, PASSENGER DEFT.

.No. 1934,

TAL FRICHT DEPT. & AGENT.

No 2161.

Regular Sailings to Boston and/or New York by fast treight steamers,

For

BOSTON

and/or NEW YORK

B.S." CELTIC PRINCE"

· Tor Freight and fali partioviaro apply town.

Telephone $156,

Telegrame Tannpris

10th Aug, (via Buzz),

(FAR-"EAST) LIMITED,

FURNESS,

Bt. Hos Building