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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS

August 1st.

driku, Danish nis.. 13.300 tons. Capt. Ingemann, from Singapore, with a general cargo-Manuets and Back house, Ltd. Fouchow, British str., 1.222 tons, Capt. W. Tonkin, from Sandakan, with a general cargo.-B. & S.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, “AUGUST"" BED,

STEAMERS' MOVEMENTS

The Blue Funnel sa Machaon arrived at London on July 28th, and the Anchiser left Port Said for London on July 21st.

Tho N.Y.K. 3.3 Fokohama Maru (European line) left Shanghai for "Hongkong on July 31st, and is expected here on August 3rd.

The NY.E. 8.8. Hukodate Maru (Cal- eutta line) left Kobe for this port, nd Qsaka and Moji on July 20th, and is Joues, from Haiphong, with a gen-expected here on August 8th. oral cargo-Man Wing & Co.

Hailan, British str. 1,150 tons, Capt. E.

The N.Y.K. 8.8. Hakata Maru (Bom-

Keemun, British str., 5,803, tons. Capt. bay line) left Kobe for this port vid W. P. Berau, from Singapore, with || Moji on July 31st, and is expected here a general cargo.-B. & S.

on August 7th. Kutichow, British str.,10 tons,

||

VESSELS EXPER FER-

decanus (Blue Funnel), due August 8th direus (Blue Funnel fize), duc August

Capt. R. Ritchie, from Tientain, with a general cargo.-B. & S. Kumsang, British str., 0 tons, Capt.

T. Grant, from Moji, with a gene cargo.-J.M. & Co. Loungeung, British str. 1,013 tons, Capt.

H. Simpson. from Manila, with a gen-"

Alpenor (Blue Funnel), due August 21st eral cargo.-J. & Co Protesilaus, British str., 0.18 tons, Capt.Ecuador (P.M.), due August 3rd.

C. G. Caroon, from Cebu. with a gen-Empress of Russia, due August 11th eral cargo.-B. & S. Hupara, British str., 791 teas, Cape, S.

Namazce.

3rd,

Humaeus (Blue Funnel), due August 90th. Burgmachu (Blue Funnel), due Sep-

tember 3rd.

Copland, from Saigon, with rice Glaucus (Blue Funnel), due August 14th. Siakiang, British str., 1.016 tons, Capt. Inabu Meru (NY.K.), due August 19th. C. W. Puckett, from Canton, with a Kamo Maru (N.Y.K.), due August 31st.

Kituno Maru (N.Y.K.), due August dra. » general cargo. & S. Sultan van Korei, Dutch str., 1,113 tons,lonieagle, due August 11th.

Caps W. Zeylemaher, from Miri, Nagano Maru (N.Y.K.), due August ud. wah bulk oil-Asiatic Petroleum Vingchow (Blue Fanuel), due August

8th. Co. Taikwa Maru Japanese str., 1,294 tons, Capt. K. Asyna, from Keelung und Su atow, with coal.-Y.K.K.

CLEARANCES.

August 1st.

Afriku, for Shanghai.

Aguimers, for Balik Papan,

Protesilaus (Blue Funnel line), due

August 14th. Pyrrhus (Blue Funnel), due September

ōth.

Taiyo Mara (T.K.K.), das August 4th. Taiyuan, from Australia, due August

20th.

Tango Mars (N.Y.K.), from Australia,

dub August 18th.

Tokohama Maru (N.Y.K.); from Japan,

due August 3rd.

Chuysung, for Canton.

Deruent, for Saigon.

Fooshing for Swatow.

Keemun, for Shanghai.

Komagata Mare, for Port Parseval.

Persia Maru, for Dairen

4

Sinklang, for Shanghai.

T'akang for Hoihow.

Fugo Jem, for Chingwantao...

Tei Mari, for Wakamatsu..

PASSENGERS.

AZNIVALS.

WEATHER

REPORT.

August ret at 18.33.-Pressure has de- censed moderately from S.W. Japan to Vladivostock, and slightly over Tongking, the Philippines and Guam.

.'༣!

The northern depression has deepened and moved eastward, being central to the north of Nagasaki at 6 a.m. this morning.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours

ines January 1st, 68.06 inches against so verage of 52.04 inches.

Per m.s. diriku, on August 1st-Mranding at 10 am to-day, 0.00 inch. Total Meyer, Miseyer, Mr. and Mrs. Laurel, Mesers Kullhof, Enborning, Falling, Bergschjold, Dr. Stien, Mr. Nielsen, Mr. Dyckjier, Mr. Neill and Mr. Mailskov.

AUSTRALIA'S EASTERN TRADE.

The forecast for the 1 hour ending a son to-day is as follows:-

DISTROT

Formoes Channel

Strenuous "efforts are being made in Hongkong to Gap Rock Australia to retain trade with China, Japan and Manila, which is threatened by foreign competition, writes Lloyd's Brisbane correspondent. China is anxi- ous for the world's trade, and Japan is 8c interested in this direction that firma in Japan are sending their own repre- sentatives to the Commonwealth to take oter the management of branches.

The Eastern and Australian Steamship Co., Ltd., is taking time by the forelock, and, in addition to placing additional tonage in the run, has arranged for In extra ports of call in the Enst. future, steamers of the line-will-make- Yokohama and Nagoya ports of call in Japan, the vessels calling at Kobe bath of the northward and southward voy ages. The company has also been contem. plating for some time making Shanghait a port of call on the voyage from Hong- It is hoped that within kong to Kobe

a few months Shanghai will be included

in the itinerary. The steamers at pre-

FORECAST {S.W. winds, wO- derate fire to showery.

(The same No. 1.

South coast of China between / The same sa

Hongkong and Lamocks

No 2.

southoort of China between. The same "se

No. 1. Bongkong and Hainan. i

D

F

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 2nd to August 8th. 1921.

HIGH WATER.

..

Week or

Days of

Month

H'kong

Staudand

Time.

sant engaged in the service are the St. Tues. 27 87 Albans, Eastern and Hanowna,

The

Stakopmund has been nequired, and is Wed 3 m

Height.

Low Warr

H kong Standard Time.

Beight

hm. In

m58 19

65 0.5

1493

8 25 & 0

79.40 12

0

3 302

4 53 * 0

18

now at Sydney being thoroughly renovat od and fitted for the Eastern trade. Thur. When commissioned this steamer will be placed in the service, and will be known as the Arafuru..

4

Frü

10 31 & 2 8 5m 9 53 7 7 11 13 2 5 0 3ator). 6 m 10′48 74 11 66a, 5, 1 Jus

7 m 1 16

18

Mon. 8 m.0 40

4 14

3 30

6 10 1 8 & 2 m 6 5 2 2 0 47 a

8 30 1 9

RESUSCITATING THE GERMAN MERCHANT MARINE.

Many shipping" authorities, says the Time, are amated that while the Bri tish steamship companies are faced with competition of a severe kind, there should be any willingness to allow the Germans)

m4 2012

3 31 0

5,112 2

OF CONSERVANCY WORKS

OF KWANGTUNG..

WATKELEYELA IN ENGLISH FEET AT 10 AM

Flaco of

Observation.

Wuchow W.

to bid after June 30th, for the steamers BOARD "delivered by then to this country under. the terms of the Peace Treaty of which they especially desire to rogain posses 8104. They have already been allowed to regain contro), of tea ships. There is now reason to believe the German Gov. erament have indicated to the Repara tions Commission the names of a further. batch of steamers which they desire. No reply has yet been given to this state- ment. As far as we are able to gauge the views of the industry, there is a feeling whatever respecting Lord Inchcape's own part in the business. On the contrary, there is a deep belief that he himself has done his utmost to secure the absorption of all the vessels in the British Mercantile Marine, and that he would not knowingly have countenanced the sale of many vessels to companies ro gistered in this country for the imme diate use of foreign lines. The whole British shipping industry is indebted to Lord Inchcape for his labour in its behalf during recent years.

•River

Kong moon W. River Liokonghow N. Rivor 'Samahai N.

River Sheklung E. River

Bighest

W.L. ever

ecorded

Feet

тромот

rocarded

Foot.

+74.50 -2.42

1921, **

W.L.W.L July 80 July 31

Ft.

26.70 ---

+14.70 -0.80 5.00 5,40

+57.00.

3.30

+97.25 -3.00 4.80 640

+18 10.98 2.60 1,21

G. W..OLIVECZONA,

Engineer-in-Chief.

PRINCE LINE FAR EAST SERVICE

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

For

BOSTON

and/or NEW YORK

8.8. CELTIC PRINCE”

CP 405

TRANS-PACIFIE

OS

TRANS-ATLANTIC

HOME VIA CANADA

Hongkong to England

via Shanghai, Nagasaki ("Moji), Kobe," Yokohama, Fancouver & Montreal

Pacifio"

Stormer

E, Russia

• Monteagle

E: Asia

E. Japan E. Russia

• Monteagle

From Hongkong

Des VEDOOuter

Aug. 18 Sept. 5 Aug. 33 Sept. 16..

Oct. Sept. 15 Sept. 20 Oct. 11

3

Oct. 18 Oct. 31

Oct 28 Nov. 10

Molita

„Atlantie "Somer

E. Britain.

E. France E. Francu

Victorian

E. Britain

From

Onesda

Don

Liverpoot

Sept. 10 Sept. 18 Sept. 23 Oct.

Ost. 18 Out.

213

Oct. 18 Oct. 23

Nov. 11 Nav.

Nov. 26 Dec.

Cher Allautic Sailinge ovary few days to Liverpool, London, Southampton, Oksgow, Antwerp & Barro Allotment of accommodation on there steamers is held in Hongkong. Through rcrertations, made and tickets issued here, Early riservation newsmiy

Three Transcontinental Trains Daily. Standard Sloping Care, Compartments & Drawing Room, Canadian lucife Rotel at Victeria, succuver, in the Rockies, Calgary,

Winnipeg, Montreal and Quebec.

CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, LTD. Foogkong Ofice. Telephone 752. Usbis Addrese GACANPAC.

PACIFIC MAIL SS. CO.

TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE.

Fraight and Passenger

148-

For SAN FRANCISCO via BHANGHAT, KORE, YOKOHAMA and: HONOLULU ; and

for "BALTIMORE via LOS ANGELES, MANZANILLO, SAN JOSE, LA LIBERTAD, CORINTO, BALBOA, CRISTOBAL, KINGSTON & HAVANA,

STEAMERS..

sailing Aug. 10th, 1921. PACIFIC MAIL SS. CO.

AMERICAN

"ECUADOR"

Apply to

Telephone No 141

Hotel Mansions, Hongkong. Cable Address "BOLZAN

PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO.

MANAGING AGENTS," US SHIPPING BOARD. TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

Freight and Passenger.

(939

For BAN FRANCISCO TIL SHANGHAL JAPAN; FORTS AND HONOLULU, AMERICAN STEAMERS

EMPIRE STATE * ·

SHANGHAI-CALCUTTA

Freight Only

No04, Aug. 31ed.

SERVIOR

MANILA-EAST-INDIA SERVICE

Freight and Passenger

SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, MANILA, 'SAIGON, HINGA PORE DALOUTTA & COLOMBO,

Monthly Sallings.

ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE Freight Only Monthly Sailing.

San Francisco to Yokohama, Kobe, Dairen, Tintain, Shanghai, Manila, Saigon, Bingapore, Calcatta, Colombo, Bombay, Alexandria, Bisara Marcilles, Barcelona, the e Baltimore, Norfolk, Cristobal, Los Angelen and San Francisco,

For fall information regarding ratas, space, etc, apply toi-

Telephone 147.

"PÁCIFIO · MAIL, ́88. 00. Cable Addrom “SOLANO; Hotel Mansions Ho

CHINA MAILS CO

- PREZDÉE AND PASSENGER SIZÁKERSA

KING

"NILE

AN UNSUBFASBEL HIGH CLASS FARZENGEE SERVICE HONGKONG to SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Fonts and Honolulu. * 3.5"NIE" 88. CHINA B NANKING.”

Aug. 5th

Ang. Oth

Sept. 18th

MONGKONG to SINGAPORE 38 "YANKING" "NILE" - "CHINA”

Oot-15th Aug 31st

Dot 4 thị

Throu

20th Aug. (via Suse).

15th Bophy (via Saez)

8.8. TUSCAN PRINCE"

For Freight and full particulars apply tow

Telephone B165.

Telograms Fampringa"

FURNESS (FAR EAST) LIMITED

Bt. George's Building

IL

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE

Bills of Lading issued to all points in United States de Canada,

ted-on Through Bill of Lading for transhipment at Francisco to weekly sailings for principal/älsplid Porta „Prixór'a „BuildIES,

No. 1934.

1921.

T.

K. K.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO

VIA SHANGHAL, THE INLAND SHA, JAPAN & HONOLULU

THE PATHWAY OF THE SUN”

LEATE HONGKONG

"

STEAMERS

• PERSIA MARU TALYO MARU SIBERIA MARU TENYO MARD KOREA MARU

TONE

1,000

400

W

***

£9,000

20.000

99,000

16

90,000

Omitting call at Shanghai,

Aag god, at 10.30 AJMAL

Aug. 13t

Aug. 17th.

Sept. 9th.

Nept. 2016

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO

TIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, San Francisco, SAN PEDRO, Banta CHUS, BALBOA, CALLAO, MOLLENDO, ARICA & - Iquiqui

THENCE BY TRANS-Andhan Roura to Buzzos Aires,

ITHAKRES

באמת

16,300

LEAVE BOXLIONU

g. 16th Sept. 25th

Tel. Nor 2874 à 2376

GL YO MARU ANYO MAKU

For full information regarding passengers frolght and sailinge, apply to Y. TSUTSUMI, MANAGER. King's Building.

Agents'st Canton:

MT. E. GRIFFITH, LTD.

STRUTHERS & DIXON, Inc.

GREEN STAR LINE.

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

"West Henshaw ".

"Tɔ SINGAPORE"

2nd Aug.

30th Aug,

To VANCOUVER & SEATTLE MANILA) **West Ison #

200

**

To LOS ANGELES & SAN FRANCISCO (via SHANGHAI, JAPAN & HONOLULU)

"30th Aug.

"West Jena ". Also cargo accepted for Transhipment at San Francisco and/or Beattle for weekly sailings to NEW ORLEANS, SAVANNAH, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE.

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON, Through Bill of Lading, issued to all UB. & Canadian Overland Common Points, HONGKONG OFFICE—ist flour, Powell's Building, 13, De Vox Road. Tel. 8008.

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WATERHOUSE LINE.

REGULAR TRANS-PACIFIC FREIGHT SERVICE Operating U.S. Shipping Board Stea.ners

Between

SEATTLE-TACOMA-VICTORIA-VANCOUVÉB ́andTM China, Japan and Philippine-Island- Ports,

Further milings to be announced later. Through BUIs of Ladings issued to all Overland Common polni in US and Canada.

For rates and full particulars apply to-

FRANK WATERHOUSE & COMPANY, 4th Floor, Princes' Buildinge Telephone. 1062,

THE EAST ASIATIC

COPENHAGEN.

CO.,

The M/S." AFRIKA”

will be loading for

COPENHAGEN

LTD.,

and other SCANDINAVIAN and CONTINENTAL PORTS about

end of August/beginning of September. "

Further saling p

M/S Malaya,"

October/November.

M/S. Panama” November/December.

For further particulars please apply to:-

MANNERS & BACKHOUSE, LTD.:

Hongkong, August 2nd, 1931

NANYO YUSEN KAISHA

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

REGULAR FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE

BETWEEN

JAPAN, HONGKONG

FOR JAYA.

AJAVA..

£742

Ports of call-Batavia Samarang. Sperabaya, MaoɛssST and Balikpapan,

9.88AMABANG MABU?

miling on or about 21st Aug

FOR JAPAN.;

Forts "of call:-Moji Kabo, Osaka, and» Tokohama

8.8 *BORNEO MARU”'

Idk.Hogan Braaaten Tr Panen Dirz. & Aozy". No. 2161

For further particulars piesas spply to

sailing on or about. 9th-Angi

K. SUZUKI, Manag

No.5, quam's Bondy