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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

October 25th.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27r¤, 1993,

FUMIGATION DANGERS.

A SHIPPING PROBLEM.

Two men have died at Southampton recently owing to the use of hydrocyanic acid gas in the fumigation of the Vauretania.

Wamsung, British str., 2,591 toas, Capt H. Simpson, from Moji, with a gen

Unth March of this year the sun! eral cargo.-J.M. & Co.

method of fumigation of ships was by Mezhiyama Muru, Japaness str.. 1,893 burning sulphurous acid gas in open, pots tons, Capt. F. Fukui, from Hongay, on by the use of cylinders of the liquefied gas. The objects in view were to destroy with coal-Sato & Co. Sianglee, Chinese str., 1,108 tons, Capt.rats on board if there was evidence of B. Miyaoka, from Dairen, with a gen- plague, or, when a certihentë of fumiga- tion was required by the Government of emi cargo.-Yue Tai Hong.

some country to which the ship was sail- October guth.

ing. This method certainly destroyed all rats and vermin, and was comparatively Apocy, British str., 1,778 tons, Capt. A.

Fraser, from Saigon, with a general safe, but the period of exposure was eight hours. Further, this gas attacks metal, cargo-Wo Fat Shing. Cheking British atr., 1,313 tous, from and leaves behind an unpleasant odour Shanghai, with a general carga which elings to furniture and bedling.

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Cowers, British str., 4,074 tops, Capt. Blackmoor, from New York, with a general cargo-Bank Lise "Derawongse, British str., from Canton,

Drufae, Norwegian str., 1,102 tons, Capt. N. Hjorth, from Bangkok, with a general cargo-J.M. & Co. Empress of Ass, British str., 8.883 tons, Capt. L. D. Douglas, R.N.R., from Vancouver, with a general cargo QP.S., Ltd.

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Hein Wah, Chinese str., from Canton. Manila Moru, Japanese str., 6,020 tons. Capt. Y. Somekawa, from Vancouver, with a general cargo.-0.8.K. Sairung, British str., .308 tons, Capt. A. D. Hopkirk, from Singapore, with a general cargo.-Nemazce, A Mathilde, British str., 42 tons, Capt. H. Cookson, from Hoiho, with a general cargo.--Yik Thi S.S. Co. Shams, British str., 1,29 tutis, Capt. J. Mathias, from Chefuo, with a gun- eral cargo-B. & S.

making it quite unsuitable for some time for passenger use. Even in cargo boats it has certain disadvantages, for it damages many articles of cargo, and no! cannot be used until the holds are empty- This is a serious disadvantage wan plague-infected ships have to be dealt with.

Scientists have discovered that hydro- cyanic acid gas is free from all these dis- advantages, and is even more effective for killing rata 1 dos nos hanage turni. ture, fittings, or cargo, and clears nway rapidly, leaving no smell behind. But it is ratremely poisonous, and has little smell to give warning of its presence. Up till recently those chsponsible considered it better to put up with the diaadvantages of sulphurous acid gas rather than risk human life by asing HCN.

and continued

The situation has now-altered owing to the fact that the United States quarantine regulations demand that all vessels trail- ports shall be fumigated simultaneously ing between the United States and foreign in all parts at least once id every six months, In view of the world-wide dis- Shimizu Marn, Japanese str., from Can-tribution of plagur

epidemics of typhoid in Central Europe. Sinking, British str.. 1,618 tons, Capt. the American Health Authority has now C. W. Puckett, from Shanghai, with demanded that even the Erst and second a general cargo.-B. & S.

class passengers' accommodation af our Taisoku Mars, Japanese str., 1,700 tons, largest Atlantic liners shall be thus re

Capt. K. Gotch, from Keelung, with gularly fumigated. coal-Mitsui & Co.

-ton.

.."

THE FIRST EXPERIMENT.

Topha Maru. Japanese str., 3,941 tons.

The first vessel to be fumigated with Capt. N. Wada, from Kobe, with a

hydrocyanic acid gas was the Cunard general cargo.-N.Y.K, Tands, British sir.. 4,236 tons, from liner Scythia, on March 17th, 1999. The Japan, with a general cargo.--Mac-medical officer for the port of Liverpool, Dr. E. W. Hope, recently made a most kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Tea, British str., 1,350 tons, Capt. R. F. valuable and interesting report as to the Mitchell, from Boilo, with a general methods adopted. On the first occasion in which this poisonous gas was used in cargo.-B. & S. Futenmus, Datch str.. 707 tons, Capt. this country on a large scale, a fatal acci- Phillips from Balik Tapan, with dent was very possible, and accordingly kerosine oil-Asiatic Petroleum Co. the most elaborate precaution was taken Waishing, British str., 1,160 tons, Capt. to protect the lives of the fumigators. 3. W. Pettigrew, from Shanghai, with The interior of the vessel was made as airtight as possible. In various remote a general cargo.-J.M. & Ch.

parts of the ship, cages containing live Let the rats were placed, in order to efficiency of the fumigation.

CLEARANCE'S :'

...October 28th.

Mauritian, for Singapore.

October 26th..

Ah Pit Tai, tor K. C. Wan. Comeric, for Shanghai, Corrie, for Tarakan.

sin Wah, for Tientsin. Hydrangea, for Swaton. Ton for Saigon. Kuangler, for Canton. Panglong, for Canton. Po Tung, for Kongmun. Produce, for Bangkok. Satsuma, for Manila. Shani, for Canton. Shimizu Maru, for Takso. Bianglex, for Cantan. Sinklang, for Canton. Taika Mutu.-for Pakhai. Wnishing, for Canton, Tushing, for Swatow.

PASSENGERS.

ARKIVALS.

It is practically impossible to search every corner of a large passenger vessel, but from early morning a large notice, printed in bold red type, at the foot of the gang-way, announced that to remain on board after a specified time would be fatal. Before the final step of mixing the sodium cyanide with the sulphuric acid was taken, Dr. Hope. demanded certi ficates that every man had been accounted for.

The The barrels were then charged technical details of this chemical process may be found in Dr. Hope's recent re ports, but it is satisfactory to know that no accident of any kind in this case occurred.

It. THE RAT TEST.

LAIMED TELEGRAMS.

The following unclaimed telegrame are ying in the Great Northern Colegraph

pany's office at Hongkong

ADDREMIES

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Shanghai Tozohidare / Matsubara Pokia Tackfang & Co., Popaliman Hankow

Amoy Manchuenchan, Des Vosux

Shanghai Shanghai Dairen

Peking Shangbai Your Boa! Cantral Shanghai Shanghai Unum, c/o Xiphen, 132, Dorth Taiwo, Taip of Street

At the conclusion of the fumigation the ship was left for a time for the gas to clear. Dr. C. F. White, the assistant, port medical officer, wearing a self-contained' oxygen breathing apparatus, and carry. ing a cago of live rata, went below to test the atmosphere. When the rats were ex- posed for a few minutes without showing any signs of being affected by the gas,' a certificate was given stating that it was safe for any person to go on board.

A somewhat different" procedure was adopted in the case of the fumigation of the White Star liner. Baltic, and the rati carried by the, medical officer to test the interior of the ship showed immediate The fatalities on the signs of distress, Jauretanic prove the intensely poisonous nature of the gas, and the fact that there must be no relaxation of the precautions against accidents,

Road

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Hotel...

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The following is lish of unclaimed zalagrams lying in the Eastern Extension, Australasia and China Telegraph Company's ofice at Hongkong-

NUNDIE 18118/25 Dayprice * · 11833/19 Toyonuno

Per RM.S. Eztem of Asia, on Octo- ber 26th:-Mr. G. Anatole, Miss M. N. Bestock, the Misses R., F. and G. Bullen, Mr. F. S. Clarke, Miss A. Costen, Mrs. C. P. Dawson, Miss S. Dawson, Mr. B. M. Ede, Mr. G. T. M. Edkins, Mr. C. D. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. G. Elizalde, Mr. and Mrs. D. Elliott, Mr. B. Farrant, Mr. G. F. Forshaw, Mr. L. B. Gray, Major J. C. Hotham, Miss D. Hame, Mr" H. Hancock, Mr. J. H. Harris, Mr. F. R. Ildefonso, Mrs. L R. Ildefonso, Mr. B. E. Johannes, Mr. J. Leonidov, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lang, Mr. H. A. Lordly, Mr. A. K.panies have asked the British Ministry of Mackenzit, Mrs. H: L Mackenzie, Mr. G. Mooser, Mr. and Mrs. V. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mcknight, Mr. R. O. Morton, Mr. T E. Pearce, Mr. S. V. Ramamarty, Mr W. M. Reeves, Mr. M. J. Ribeiro, Mr. and Mrs. H. Reamer, Mr. L. R. Ross, Mr. A. Ross, Mr. F. M L Soares, Mr. W. T. Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Ftion of the services that Bir George New- Stone, Miss E. Berkoff, Mr. L. P. Sung, man's staff is performing in international Mrs. D. E Spooner, Miza E Spooner, health work. It is hoped that the result Mr. H. C. Sleigh, Mr. and Mra F. J. of the inquiries now being made in New Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thompson, York will lead to further extension of: Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ubl, Mies W. R. Akoowledge on a question that now seri- Walsh, Mrs. E. Whiting, Mr. and Mrs.usly affects the whole of the shipping RE. Wright, Mr. Yates, Mr. J. Mworld. Zimmer, Mr. D. Alcantara Mr.J J Brooks, Mr. H. Braun, Mrs. B. Conant.

Mr. and Mrs. CB. Cooper, Mr. and

For this reason cortain steamship com-

Health to lead them the services for six months of Dr. K J. Reece and Dr. P. G. Stock, both experts on the question of port sanitation, in order that they may examine this new method of fumigation, and report whether any further precau- tiona should be taken. This is za ilustra-

VESSELS EXPECTED...

Mrs. W Crofoot, Capt. and Mrs. Agapener (Blue Funnel), due Nov. 11th L. S. Dennis, Miss E Laicae, Mia M. Eius (Blur Funnel), due Nov. 23rd. Marriette; Mr. W. Morrison, Mr. W. City of Faris (Bank Line), due Nov. 10tb. Newbern, Mr. P. W. Robertson, Mr. and Eastern (E. & A); due Nov. 3rd. Mrs T.-E. Wilson, 000 Chinese and 26) Agra (BI), due to-day, Hindas

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

The P&O. a. Norgen, arrived at London on October 25th.

The RM6. Empresa cif ~Rusia, from Hongkong on October 5th, arrived at Vancouver on October 23rd."

The E. & A, Co.'s 1.3. St. Albans left Aloji for this port on October 28th. a.m.; and is dae here on October 30th, p.m.

Empress of Canada, de November 6th, Kaga Moru (N.Y.K.), due Nov. 1st. Kamakura Maru (N.Y.K.), due-Nov. 3rd. Kawachi Mari (N.Y.E.), due to day. Meriones (Blue Funnel), due Nov. 20th, Pres. Cleveland (P.M.), due Nov. 11th President Pierce (P.M.), due Oct, 20th. Purhus (Blue Fanuel), due October 318k St Albans (E, & A.), due Det. 30th, p.m. Tamba Maru (N.Y.E.), due October 27th, Zoku-hima Haru (N.Y.K), due Oct. 20th. Yomagala Mary (N,Y.K.), due Oct. 28th.

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