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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

**

November 7th.

Karimata, Dutch str., 4,433 tons, Capt. Vermeglen. from Basavia, with a general cargo.-J.C.J.L.

Seitan, British str., 1,421 tons. Cap

D. Thomas, from Singapore and Hoihow, with EL general Nomazee & Co.

November 28th.

cargo.

Bowes Castle, British str., 3,834 tons, Capt. P. Donanghu. from New York and Shanghai, with a general cargo. -Dodwell & Co.

Hanni, French str. 30 toas, Capt. F. Marvan, from Haiphong and Fort Bayard, with a general cargo.-P. A. Lapicque.

Buuping, Chinese str., 2,303 tons, Capt.

J. Thorvig, from Valparaiso, with a general cargo-Chungwha Nav, Co. Korra Mari; Japanese str., 6.100 tons,' Capt. M. Jia. from San Francisco sad Manila, with a general cargo. Toyo Kisen Kisha.

Zinan, British str., 1.350 tons. Capt. E

B Blackburn from Singapore. with

general cargo-B. & S

Lushan Mara, Japanese str., 1,517 tons, Capt. T. Yasakawa, from Shanghai and Swatow, with a general cargo.

N.Y.K.

Nichiren Maru, Japanese str., 1,188 tons,

Capt. R. Funkoshi. from Custon, -M.B. K.

Nessel Mar, Japanese str., 1.761 tons. Cap Idaka, from Hangay; with coul.-Y. Sato & Co.

Shunshing, Chinese str., 207 tons, Capt. C. a de Souza, from K. C. Wan, with

general cargo.- Po On S.S. Co. Suigang. Beitish str. 1.301 tons, Capt. W. Shane. from Canton, with a gen eral cargo-B. & S.

Kwangtah, Chinese str., 1.336 tons. Capt.

Charles Stewart, from Canton, with a general cargo-C.M.S.N. Co. West Ivan American str. 3,466 tone, Cupt. F. H. Pearsons, from Seattle and Kobe, with a general cargo, Trunk Waterhouse,

Willian Fenn. American str. 4.037 tona,, Capt. R. H. Wright, from New York' and Swatay, with case oft-Admiral Line,

CLEARANCES.

November 29th.

Adna, for Tarakan. Changchow, for Hoihow. Chofu Maru, for Macao. Chenung, for Swatow. Empire Arrow, for Amoy. Harman, for Buihow. Hydrangea, for Swatow

for Heihow. Angchung, for Swatow. Awangtah, for Shanghai. Zushi Haru, for Canton. Sinking, for Canten

Tui Sie Ja, ler K. C. Wan,

Teresias, for Shanghai.

Tjiturném. for. Batayis.

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THE ADMIRAL LINE.

THE KEYSTONE" STATE'S SECOND VOYAGE.

The Admical Line's' news bureau as Seattle says:

With a capacity cargo, which included the unusual ito of two measurement tons of silk worm eggs from Italy, con Signed to Yokohama, the Admiral Liner Krystone State sailed for the Orient on ita second voyage November 5th. The abip carries approximately 520 steerage passengers, but the first canin list is the fighest since the Trans-Pacific service from Puget Sound was established. This is attributed entirely to the effect of the threat of a national railroad strike dur ing the latter part of October,

Scores of reservations were cancelled during the period of negotiation between the railroad unions and the Railroad Labour Board, when it seemed certain that all the transcontinental lines would be tied up. A settlement was reached only a day or two before the strike was scheduled to become effective, October 30th, too late for prospective passengers again to change their plans and renew their passage bookings.

The ship's cargo is made up of flour, steel, salmon, milk and lumber, with a considerable tonnage of miscellaneous merchandise, incuding drygoods and shoes consigned to Japanese and Chinese ports.

There is also a large consignment ot apples bound for Mania. THE ADMIRAL LINE'S 'NEW SHIPS.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY,

NOVEMBRE 2912.

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CANADIAN PACIFIC

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LINITED.

HOME VIA CANADA

Hongkong to England

via Shanghai, Nagasaki, ("Moji), Kobe, Yokohams Vancouver & Montreal,

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Other Atlantic Sailings every few days to Liverpool, London,

Southampton,-Glasgow, Antwerp, Harro, Naples & Danzig Allotment of Cabins on Atlantic steamers held here and through tickets issued.

Early reservation necessary,

Three Transcontinental Trains Daily.

Standard Sleeping Cars, Compartments & Drawing Rooms,

Canadian Pacific Hotels Victoria, Vancouver, in the Rockies, Calgary,

Winnipeg, Montreal and Quebec,

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CHINA MAIL SS. CO., TD

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AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STEAMERS. NANKING"

NILE

"CHINA"

Trans-Pacific Service HONGKONG to SAN FRANCISCO

via Shanghai, Japan Ports and Honolulu-

NANKING"

5.B

Dec. 12th

8.8. CHINA

Jan. 18th

Java Service

BETWEEN SHÄNGBAI HONGKONG, SINGAPORE,

'BATAVIA, AND SOURABAYA.

BONGKONG TO

SINGAPORE JAVA.

S.S. "NILE”: December 22nd.

FAST FREIGHT

HONGKONG TO:

SHANGHAI, S.S. "NILE December 10th.

SERVICE

·Through Bill of Lading issued to all points in United States & Capiada also Cargo accepted on Through Bill of Lading for transhipment at San Prncisco to weekly suihour for principal Atlantic Ports.

C. TSURAmaz, GENREAL AGENT, PRINCE'S BUILDING, TALEPHONE, Passagen Diet. No. 1934

PASSENGERS.

AREIVALS.

Per ss. Huahping, on November 28th: Mr. H. D. Harnett.

Ica Modez ETEIT. TEL FAIGHT Darz & Asent.

No. 2161.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

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The P.&O. 8.8. Khita arrived at Loudon on November 25th.

The, R.M.S. Empress of Buatio is due at Manila on November 30th, at 6, a.m.

The RM8 Empress of Japan actised. Nagasaki yesterday, at 8.30 am, and left there at 4 p.m. She is due at 'Kobe to-day, at 6 pm.

The N.Y.K.. Matsumoto Maru (Hamburg Hine) left Singapore for Hong- kong on November 28th, and is expected here on December 2nd.

The Bea line s.s. Benderan from Singapore for this port on November 26th, and may be expected to arrive here on 'December 2nd,

November Por 8.8. Korea Maru, on 29th Miss E. Cox, MIE W Gatzefis, Mr. G. L. Diss, Mr. C. Dowing, Mr. Lat E. Ensigo, Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Hoy, Mr. S. Hamaji, Mr. B. Honig, Rev. Brother cap James, Mr. S. J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Captain Martin F. Tarpey, port cap- tain of the Admiral Line at Seattle dur- C. R. Kurrie, Mr. H. C. Kim, Mr. and ing the last year, was to leave New York Mrs. H. Krause, Mr. H. W. Leong, Mr. On November 18th in command of the new M, E. Merriman, Mr. M. 8. Moses, Mr. $8,000,000 combined passenger und Nishi, Mr. H. F. Payne, Mr. and freight been atamship Bay State, which has Mrs. G. F. Straub, Mr.. R. S. Springer, Antwerp, Middlesbro' and London left

the sister ship Fine Miss E. I Ward Lieut. B. W. Wilson, with Tree Stute, Captain M. M. Jenson, to Mr. H. Whittal, Mr. M. Yamawaki dud the Admiral Line Line for operation be Mr. N. E. Zeibok.. tween Puget Sound and. the Orient. When the two vessels take their places Per 8.8. Tenya Maru, on November in the sailings schedule, the Admiral 27th:-Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Anderson. Line will put into effect plans which have Mr. and Mrs. van de Blink, Mrs. J. O.

Miss B, Batcat been long maturing to establish a fort. Brown, Miss H. Bogaton, Miss M. B. nightly service to and from, the ports of Brown, Mrs. G. F. Boyon. Mateman,

Mr. Bateman, Mr. Japan, China and Manila.

The Pine Tree State cleared for Seattle Mrs. F.S. Brockman, Mr. and Mrs. G. October 26th, and will start its maiden Baumgart, Mr. and Mrs. G. Baumgart, voyage from Sentile to the Orient De ember 10th. The Beg Satie is expected. at its home port December 5tb, and will

Man,

DEPAL

Mr. W. H. Bell, Mis M.

Mr. and Mrs, F. P. Crattenden, Mr., A. Chittick, Mrs. R. Christie, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Costa, Mr. J. H. Dreibelbis,

The T.EE... Siberia Maru arrived at Yokohama on November 25th and sailed November 28th for Honolulu and San Francisco.

The T.KK 3. Shingo Maru arrived Yokohama on November 26th and sail- cd November 29th, being due at Hong- kong December 9th.

The E. & A... Arafura left Sydney on November 26th, and is expected to arrived, at Hongkong about December 19th.

The Pacific Mail sa Empire State (November 2b), and will sail for Hong kong on December 2nd, arriving on. Dr. The Pacific Mail så. Golden State sailed from Shanghai for Hongkong vid Manila on November 27th, and is due: here on December 5th

gil on its initial trans-Pacific voyage Moon Lir. and Mrs R Jarrived at Manila yesterday morning. January 7th.

Capt. Tarpey in widely known among Frackleton, Mrs. T. W. Hartley, Mr. J. mariners of the Pacific coast. Ho H. Hatchinson, Mr. B. C. Isbister, Mr. achieved distinction for heroism when B. C. Isbister, Mr. B. B.

Mr L. Junginger Miss cember 4th. the steamship Faiencia, en route from Jindra,

Mrs. T. San Francisco to to Seattle, crashed on

There were 167 nord, Mr. Y

Mr. and

Mr. W.

K. May the rocks on the western shore of Van Mr. J. S. MR Mr. and Mrs. couver island in 1900. persons aboard. All but 95 perished: P. J. Mills, Mr. K Mikami Mrs. W. 8. Captain Tarpey, then a young quarter Nott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ogden, Mr. and master, saved eighteen of these. Mrs. J. Park, Dr. C. B. Patton, Mrs. M. Captain Tarpey want to sea when he Rutishauser, Mr. V. Samuel, Mrs. 8. was soventoen, choosing sail out of Silva, Mr. and Mrs. A Stevens, Mr. Philadelphis. Then he transferred to W. A hedd Mr. B. Salinas, Mra R. team, coming to the Pacific Coust in Timm, Mr. O. J. Todd, Col. E. & L. 1900. In 1907 he was licensed as a second Wallace, Capt. IV. Wilson, Miss M. officer and three years later obtained Witts, master's papers. He served with the Beet of the historie Pacific Coast Steam

hip Company until it was absorbed by the Pacific Steamship Company, the pro

ent Admiral Ling

Witte Mr. E. Wauke, Mr. and Mrs. LV Xavier, Mr. A.A. Abbas Mr. and Mrs W. Barclay, Mr. U. Edwards, Mrs. W.. G. Edwards, Mr 8A, Ismail, Mrs. L. Mayer, Mr. J. Shurgery, Hr Stoessel

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Benvenue (Ben line), due Nov. 29th. Dongola (P, &0.), dus December, 12th Dunera (P. & O., due December 10th. Boyut (P&O), due December 27th.. Empress of Russia (O.P.S.), due Decem

ber 2nd, a.m. y. Rakuyo Meru (T.K.K.), due Dec. 3rd, Mishima Maru (T.K.) due Dec 10th Yamagata Maru (N.Y.K.), due December

Ith

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Deo. 7th.

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Jan. 5th Jan. 15th Jan.

Feb. 10th.

* Calling at Dairen and omitting call at Keelung and Shanghai.

I Calling at Dairen and omitting call at Koolang.

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE

HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO

1st.

JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO SAN FRANCISCO, SAS. PEDRO, SANTA 1.EUZ, BALBOA, CALLAO MOLLENDO, ARICA & IQUIQUE.

TENOR BY TRANI-ANDRAK ROUTE TO BURNDS ÁTHRA,

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Dea 13th

WHAMES RAKUYO HABG (calling Manila).

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TSUTSUMI. Mix six.

Tel. No.3 974& King's Building.

Agents, at Canton

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UNITED STATES. SHIPPING BOARD,

To LOS ANGELES & SAN FRANCISCO- "West Prospect "

7th Dec.

18th Deo.

TO SEATTLE & VANCOUVER "West Orowa "

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• Also cargo accepted for Transhipment at San Francisco and/o Seattle for weekly sailings to

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NEW ORLEANS, SAVANNAH, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON.

Through Bill of Lading lasted to all U.S. & Canadian Overland Common Points. HONGKONG OFFICE:-1st Boor. Powell's Building, 19, Des Voeux Road. Tel. 8008

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AMERICAN STEAMERS

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B.S." EMPIRE STATE"....

8.S.GULDEN STATE

8.8. "HOOSIER STATE"...

LEAVE HONGKONG ABKIVE SAN FOBOC

Deo. 8th Noon,

Dec. 29th

Dec. 10th Noon.

Jan. 21st, Noon

Jati, Feb. 18th.

SHANGHAI-CALCUTTA SERVICE

Freight Only

"

FCR CALCUTTA VIA SINGAFORE PENANG AND RANGOON.

FOR HAIPHONG

MANILA-EAST-INDIA SERVICE

Freight and Passonger.

Bod. 1921

SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU MANILA. SAIGON, SINGAPORE, CALCUTTA & COLOMBO Monthly Sailinga.

For full information regarding rates, space, etc, apply to-..

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THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.,

will

COPENHAGEN

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beading

for HAMBURG. COPENÄÄGEN SCANDINAVIAN PORTS., ..

"Java" M/S. "Indian" M/S.

About 20th December.

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Expected on

or about. 30th Nov. 16th Dec,

28th Dec.

* Peru' M/S.

*Annam M/B. **Asia **

27

7th Jan.

15th Jan.

MUS. "Afrika"

26th Jan

and

Wall Loeve for above

ports on or about. 5th Jan. 20th Jan, 4th Feb. 15th Feb.

24th Feb. 3rd Mar,

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

| Capt...A......B. D. Albu- Mr A.Lang

other

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Hongkong November 15th, 1971-

Agenta

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(The

Sea Mall S.S., Co., Ltd.)

REGULAR FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE

BETWEEN

JAPAN, HONGKONG & JAVA.

For BATAVIA, SAMAHANG SOERABAYA MACASSAR and BALIKPAPAN. S.S.BORNEO MABU?

sai.ng on or about 29th Nov.

TO MOJ, KOBE, OSAKA NI YOKOHAMA 5.8. "MACASSAR MARU”

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Tal Nd 1206

tailing on or about 2nd Dec.

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Lammert

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Winfield

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Mr H. Anderson Mr & Mri R. N. BailyTM Capt. E. Bentley Mr & Mrs N. Bram;

well and a child Mr & Mrs Bramley &

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Mr D. L. Campbell Mr A. R. P. Dāvis Mrs E. Dobinson Mr Geo. Mas, Donald

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