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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

May 3rd.

May 4th.

13

SHIPPING NOTES.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, `MAY 5TH, 1998."

Replying to the toast of the Shipping Industry

at the annual dinner of the Chamber of Shipping in Loudon Sir Wi Fastern, British str., 3,300 tons, Capt.

J. C. de C. Gibbetus, from Australia,am Noble said that the shipping indus with a general cargo-Mackinnon, try had a bad time but he thought it was Mackenzie & Co.

now approaching convalescence--if it was not actually on the road to recovery. La their industry awe and reasoned aids to optimism was one of the recovery while

cynical pessimism could had passed through many similar experi only prolong the period of distress. We ences and we were proud to know that greatest maritime nation we were still the

The British Mercantile in the world.

bad developed because of econ

ECONOMIA And that fact might well rin

Amar Mars, Japanese str., 5,523 tous, Capt. H. Chiba, from Singapore, with rabber and rice.-0.8.K. Der British str., 3,400 tons, Capt.

Walker, from Shanghai, with a gen oral cargo-Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

wah han, Chinese str., 1,115 toas, Capt. Y. Thurrik, from Saigon, with rice.

Wanglee S.S. Co.

Kiange, British str. 1,151 tons. Capt. Leitch, from Bangkok, with a gen- oral cargo-B. & S. Kueichow, British str, from Canton.

British str., 2,077 too, Cap Kent. from Caletta, with a gen-national

eral cargo.-J., & Co.

1.220 Lots, Capt. Fangeht, British stry

G. McAdam, from Shanghai, with a general cargo-B. & S. Lachow, British str.. from Canton. Havaskar, Murik Japanese str., 2,404 tons. Capt. C. Hilake, from Sourabaya. a general cargo-anyo Yusen

with Kaisha Sinking, British str. from Cantor. Voochow British str., from... Canton. Taibu Marn Japanese str., 4.484 tous,

Capt. M. Matsuyr.

Hamburg.

with a general cargo...YE Kei Muru, Japanese flr. 2.605 tins. Capt.

. Taughes, from Keelung, with general cargo.Yamashita & Co.

CLEARANCES.

May 4th.

Banyes àturu, for Bangkok. Bintang, for Batavin... Blossing Heath, for Mann Busho Marn, for"Saigon. Duiera, for Singapore, Mwah Ain, for Bangkok.

for Saigon.

Wah, for Swatow. Sintinny, for Amoy

St. Aps, for Manila. Zeboshi Maru, for Singapore.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

need.

B

s confidence when we were tempted to fear the friendly or even the unfriendly rivalry

of competitors who had been actuated more sentiment than national Our shippits, industry ranked after agriculture as the largest of sur parsuits The mer commercial cantile marine was vital to this country tans and wherever he was tempted to be de pressed he reflected that no essential in- dustry could be kept permaneatly on an Derenomic basis--it must ultimately and 15 commercial level. He pleaded guilty to being an incorrigible optimist.

Sir Frederick Lewis, Bt.. was elected President of the Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdoar at the manual meat- ing held at Skinners' Hall. In the course while they were in the deepest depression of his address has said he was speaking that shipping had ever experienced but he was not going to join the ranks of the pessimista. They still believed in the four E."--freedom of the seas, freedom of

ports,

Freedom of trade, and freedom of contract. A sad effect of the present de.. pression was the unemployment among merchant marine officers and seamen, of, whem 30,000 were cut

Lut of work. Everyone felt that the industry must not let ita men down during the hard timus, but was wanifestly impossible for any ship owner to carry on indefinitely if his ships were to be run at a loss or laid up through excessive operating consta. with the question of State-owned Chipping

and State subsidies. Sir Fr derick

that nationalised industries arged were not justified unless private enter- prise had failed to meet the legitimate Deeds of the country. Shipowners asked whole community by cutting down all the Government to help them and the

Fer B.. Bustern, on May 3rd-Mr. WN. Culbertson, Mr. Forster, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Herrera. Mis C. Jarvis, Mr. Kurt Leube, Mr. and Mrs. Manneringssary expenditure on the nation! Mr. M. J. Medin.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

The sa. Gurgistan (China Mail S.S. Go.) will sail for Singaporn, Batavia, Samarung and Sourahaya rid Amoy on May 8th, at 3 pm.

The R.M.S. Empres of Axio arrived at Nagasaki on May 4th, at 7.30 am. felt there 5 p.m., and is dur, at Shanghai to day (May 5th), at 5 pm.

The N.Y. 58. Tottori Moru (Ham- burg line) left Tsingtas for Hongkong on May 3rd, and is expected here on May 8th

The N.Y, K. s.3. Bombay Murn (Bombay Line) leit Kebe for Hongkong vid Moji May 3rd, and is expected here on May 13th.

"

.* The B.I. sa. Trevizuaïd from Rangoon for Hongkong and Shanghai is expected Lo arrive at Hongkong on or about the 13th instant.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Empresa of dain, due May 10th, 11a.m. Jeypore (P. & O.), due May 5th, about

8 p.m.

Khyber (P. & 0), due May 6th, about

6 AD

Kidderpore (P. & 0.). du May 19th. Mishima Maru (N.Y.K.), due. May 10th. Shingo Moru (T.K.K.), due May 16th. Takada (B.I.), duy May 18th.

Wray

Castle (Dodwell Castle), due May 10th.

TROUBLE ON A STEAMSHIP.

Sensational charges were made at Bow Btroet, London, against James Avern, Captain of the Moreton Bay, secus d of assaulting Burns, the second steward.

After the vessel left Colombo rubl arom among the crew. The Aduaid: crew had been discharged and were being conveyed Home by the same vessel. Fric tion

was creted owing to restricticus placed pa

the

movements. men's Captain' accused Burns of making trouble and struck him twice on the face.

The

In the Indian Ocean matters became. wore serious and Burns was "placed under restraint. He escaped, however, but was then caught, bound and confined.

Tho Captain tande a statement that the ladies complained of the men's conduct. Burns and others were sent forward. discbeyed and was then arrested.

Burns

In the interests of the passengers. it was necessary to maintain discipline. It was necessary to bind him because he was violent

Burgon Southwick expressed the opin ion that Burns was mentally unsound. making threats to murder the officers, and it was necessary to handcuff him.

The Magistrate dismissed the case, say. ing that the use of force was necessary,

Bervices and they looked for relief from the present burden of taxation, Regard ing the future, let them set themselves to the task of making our shipping the most efficient in the world, that they might regain their heritage of being the world's chief ocean carriers and be ready for trada revival when it came.

WEATHER REPORT.

Ma (oh, at 1219,-Pressure is highest over the Fea of Japan. It has increased considerably over central Japan and slightly at Vladivostock azd over the Benin Changes at other reporting stations are elighe

A shallow depression lies over Tongking. There

are indication of typhoon near Gram

moving northward. Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hour ending at 10 m, 4th May, 0.47 inch,, Total since January 1st, 15.06 fnches, szálőst a average of 12.57 Inches.

FOEXCAST

The forecast for "the 14 hours anding at noon to-day le as follows :-

DUTRICT

Hongkong to Gay Bock

Formon Channel

Ewinds, mod-

orate Overcast drizzle or milk.

IN.E. winds,

fresh. The same as

No. 1.

emma sa No. 1.

Bouth coast of Chins between

Hongkong and Lamooks ( South comes of China betweenƒThe

Hongkong and Hainau

HE WATER.

Days of

Mostb.

Height

5m

918

Height.

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE

From 6th to 11th May, 1922.

LOW WATER

H'kong

H kong

Standard

Standard

Time..

Time.

iftin

b

m. f In

frl

Säter

6 m 5 1

3.8

1 8% во

11 15 a 15

6m 5 51

5

16 A 5 8

Бал

70

6.82

+

1 ទ

6" 258

0 39. 2

8 m 79

1.6

1 og a 2

1

Im 1:21

R

m2

m 2 42 1 2

10,

a 38 6.0

Мод

Tack

Wed. 10

Thar 1 m

3. 5

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD,

COPENHAGEN.

The M/S. MALAYA”

will be leading for, DUNKIBK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG,

. COPENHAGEN and other SCANDINAVIAN PORTS.

Further

Failings.

S/B...

About 7th Junë:

"Transvaal."*"

MS. "Jaya

"MS" "Perv

M/s. “Afrika

Expected on

or about 20th. May 10th June 26th June

2411 July

Subject to change without notice.

Wil leave for above, pretou or about 27th June.

For further particulars please apply to:-.

MANNERS

18th July. Ist Aukust

lat zeptember.

DESCADA ELUTU

CANADIANA PACIFIC

STEAMSHIPS

LIMITED

REDUCED FARES TU ENGLAND

FIRST CLASS THROUGHOUT.

EMPRESS OF CANADA. EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. EMPRESS OF ASIA

CONNICTING WITH

EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND. EMPRESS OF FRANCE

$620.50

GOLD

Lower Berth in First Class Sleeping Car across Canada

325.00 extra-

SECOND CLASS $412.84 COLD

Lower Berth in Tourist Car accross Canada 812.80 extra.

THREE CANADIAN PACIFIC TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS DAILY.

CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS ALL OVER CANADA.

"CANADIAN PACIFIC THROUGHOUT

Hongkong Office. Telephone 752 Cable Address: GACANPAC.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

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(Incorporated in C.SA).

OPERATING FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STEAMERS

NANKING

'CHINA" "GORJISTAN” “ALMERIA”

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE

FIRST CLASS FARÉ TO EUROPEAN PORTS

Minimum Rate 1.S.G. $577,07

Minimum Rate U.2.0. $820.50

First Class Accommodation Throughout.

Trans-Pacific » Service

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO

via Shenghai, Nagasaki, Yokohama and Honolulu. S.S. "NANKING"

May 30th.

N. Y K.

BALLINGE KURIRON TO ALTERATION",

VICTORIA, SKATTLE & VANCOUVER vis Shanghai Japan porta

Through Bills of Lading issued to all Overlandt sommön Polata in USA, and Canada. "

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Monday, 19th June, at 11 am

(To be transhipped at..Kobe into YOKOHAMA MARU) TYO MARU (Calling Keelung) MABSFILIES. LONDON & ANTWERF

HAKONE MARU SUWA MABU

THE

***

Singapore, &c.

Wednesday, 17th May, at 11:ą,mN Friday, 26th May, at 11 am,

HAMBURG Vis DUNKIRK, LONDON & BOTTERDAM.

TAIBUNO MARU

it

TOTTORI MARU

Frida LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES and VALENCIA.

Sunday, SYDNEY & MELBOURNE ein Manis, &c.

5th May.

4th June.

ARI-MARU-

Tresday,

16th May, at 11 AM-

TANGO MARU

Tuesday,

soth June, at 11 am.

LIBBON MABU

*

Friday,

6th May.

AIRES vis CAFE Beginning of June

JEW YORK, VIA PANAMA.

104

NEW YORK via Suez.

BIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS

KAWACHI MARU

BOMBAY via Bingapore, Penang and JALOUTTA Įvis-Rangoon.

-ANAKITA, MARU

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

TANGO MARU

SHANGHAI. KOBE. & YOKOHAMA,

MISHIMA MARU SADO MARU

+

Colombo.

Saturday, 6th May.

Friday: 19th May, at 11 a

Thursday, 11th May, at 11a.m. Friday, 2nd June, atll am.

For further information apply - NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Telephone No. 999 à 193.

K. H. KAMEL, Manager.

STRUTHERS & BARRY.

MANAGING AGENTS—UNITED STATES SHIFFING BOARD,

EXPRESS FREIGHT, SERVICE,"

TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO FROM HONGKONG BY DIRECT" ROUTE. * Dewey "...

"West Prospect ".

+4

Die Hongkong 12th May. Leave Hongkong 15th May. Dne Rongkong 11th June. Leave Hongkong, 18th June,

CARGO ACCEPTED FOR TRANSHIPMENT AT SAN FRANCISCO TO. WEEKLY SAILINGĖ -FOR- ATLÀNTIC SEABOARD PORTS, THROUGH BULLS OF

LADING ISSUED TO U.S, AND CANADIAN OVERLAND POINTS.

TO MANILA, SINGAPORE, SOURABAYA, BAMARANG AND BATAVIA,

Due Hongkong 24th May. Leave Hongkong, 26th May.

"West Faralon "

THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED TO ALL FORTS NOT SERVED.

FOR FULL INFORMATION AFFLI TO

1

S.S. 'CHINA"

July 6th.

L. EVERETT,

Java Service

HONGKONG TO AMOY, SINGAPORE AND JAVA PORTS.

S.S. "GORJISTAN” .9.9.

May 8th, 3 p.m.

'ALMERIA'

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE

Through Bills of Lading issued to all points in United States & Canada Cargo accepted on Throngh Bills of Lading for transhipment at San

Francisco to weakly sailings for principal Atlantio Ports.

C. T. SURRIDGE, GENERAL AGENT.

PRINCE'S BUILDING,

No. 1934.

TELEPHONE: PASSENGER DETT

„

Ida BOOKS

$22337,

TIL: FLEET DIT. & AGIT,

No. 2181,

CABLE ADD: "CHIMAIL.....

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REGÜLAB SAILINGS TO NEW YORK & BOSTON

for NEW YORK & BOSTON

WRAY CASTLE

STRUTHERS AND BARRY,

General Agent for JAPAN-CHINA-PHILIPPINES... INDO-CHINA TRAITS & JAYA

1st Floor, Powell's Building,

Phone No. Bode... G. F. BRADFORD, Ras, Agent.

YAMASHITA KISEN KAISHA.

(THE YAMASHITA S.S. Có, Lio.)

REGULAR FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE

BELWEEN

KEELUNG, HONGKONG & HAIPHONG.

Sailing from Hoagkong.

FOR HAIPHONG do, Hollow & Pakhof^g

1. TAIKWA MARU"

on or about 11th May.

FOR KEELUNG via Swatow & Amoy

3.6. "HOZUI MARUPI

on or about 11th May. -

For further particulars, oloase apply to—-.

Branch Office-

sailing on or about 15th May.

No, 87, Bonham Strand, Wesi

Tel. No. 155..

LLOYD TRIESTINO

„TAKING VARGO, ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING FOR LEVÁNT, BLACK SEA & DANUBE PORTS. Į

FIUME having been re-opened for trafic, cargo is also accepted for this port on throngh Bill of Lading,

J.L

FOR SHANGHAI.

Bailing early in Mar. alling on or about 4th June.

"TRIESTH" VENETIA

FOR BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE

"PERSJA"

ending on or about 12th May Railing and of May. 2uid half of June..

.870]

B." VENETIA "

Fanengers Logzage can be insured at the Offles of the Agents.

BACKHOUSE, · LTD.

Agoats

74

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

From CALCUTTA to SOUTH AFRICAN FORTS

Through Bill of Lading, wood from Hongkong,

For Freight or Passage on any of the above Lanes apply to

DODWELL & CO., LIMITED,

Agents.

8. MITABAI,

AGBET, Top Flour, King's Building

Tál No. 140.

KERR STEAMSHIP CO., INC.

SERVICE TO NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA CANAL:

For MANILA AND NEW YORK,

For Freight and further particulars, apply to

SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.,

AGENTS.

COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING COL

SOUTH CHINA LINE PORTLAND, ORE:-JAPAN PORTS, HONGKONG & MANILA

LOADING ABOUT

VERBRL

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S.S. WEST CAYOTE 12TH MAY, 1922. SS. HANNAWA

second half of May.

(Operated for a/c of U.S. Shipping Board),

Agents |- ARNHOLD BROTHERS & CO., LTD!

18 Chater Road

Phone No. 1500**