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SHIPPING NEWS ARRIVALS

December 3rd.

Gweneth, British str. 1.20 on, Capt B. W. S. Pritchard, from Haiphong, with coal-Moller & Co

Sado Mara, Japanese str., 3,632 cars, Capt. Y. Okuno, from Singapore, with a general cargo-B.Y.K. Seochow, British str., 1,504 tous, Caps. E. Monkman, From Shanghai, with a general cargo-B. & S. Takwe Maru, Japanese str., 1,204 tons,

** PASSENGERS.

ARKIVALS

THE HONGKONG DAILY

Por P. & O. s. Plassy, on December 3rd:Masters Witchall (2), Mr. and Mrs.

·E Walker, Mr. and Mr. C. J. Roe, Mr. and Mrs. A.Hamilton, Miss F. Cooper, Mias F. Sparkes, Miss. D. Walters, Mr. and Mrs C Thounson, Mrs. B. S. Thurs Hero, Norwegian str., 923 tons, Capt. L.Beld, Alts. H. K. Taylor, Miss L K Elissen, from Swatow.Thoresen & Hollis, Miss E, G. George, Mr. C. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. G. Haigh, Mr. Op. Play, British atr., 7,300 tons, Capt, W. Moon, Mrs. A. S. Calder, Mr. W. H. A. Clark, O.B.E., R.N.R., F. B. Lenfestey, Mr. W. C. Simpson, Mr. from London, with a general cargo-M Dudley, Mr. A. L. Quarrell, Mr. AA Claxton, Misa E. A. Barron, Mr. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co...

Fund Mrs, D. D. Ross, Miss Ross, Capt. and Mrs, P. Baker, Mrs. A. N. Dowding, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. A. Wallace, Mrs. Wilson, Miss S. Curtiss, Mr. A. J. Knight, Mea. Meathrel, Misa D. Meathrel, Mr W. A. Davis, Rev. O. W. and Mrs. Allan, Mr. Allan, Mr. and Mrs J. Archi- bald, Miss A. B. Dewar, Miss A. Sowerby, Mr. and Mrs. V. Reinhardt, Mr. and Mrs, D. P. Griffiths, Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Davenport, Mr. and Mrs." D. Fraser, Mrs. G. D. Mills, Mrs, B. M. Raper, Mrs. P: D. Evans, Mrs. JN Cameron, Mr. C. W. Donaldson, Capt. F. J. Stevenson, Mr. J.. G. Shaw, Mr. W. Charters, Mr. R. Watkins, Mr. H. H: King, Mr. N. C. Yang, Mr. L W. Mit chell, Mr. H, Hanbury, Misa B. N. Daw- son, Mr. R. C. Yen, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Chang, Mr. J. R. Cameron, Rey, and Mrs. B. J. Parsons, Mr. W. G. Philpotta Mr. and Miss Gordon Lowder, Mr. and Mrs. Swerling, Mr. F. R. Sanford, Mr. J. N. Cameron, Miss N A. Burley, Mr. E. G. Sparrow, Mr. D. J. Adama, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Watking.

Capt. K. Katsuramoto, from Hai phong, with a general cargo.-Y.K.K. Taiyuan, British str., 1,468 tons, from

Melbourne, with a general cargo.- B. & S.

Toyen Muru, Japanese str., 2,173 tons, Capt. S. Nomum, frun Sandakan, with a general cargo.-O.S.K.

December 4th...

Al fit Tự, Chinese str., 184 teas, Capt. Lam Ng Wu, from R. C Wan, with a genorul cargo-Wai Hing & Co. - 'Darbonki Mari, Japanese str., 1,720 tons, Capt. M. Hashimoto, from Hongay, with coal-Mitsui & Co. Foblee, Chinese str., 830 tons, Capt. S.

Sano, from Dairen, with a generat} cargo-Yuo Tai Hong. Kanchou, British str., 1,920 Lens, Capt. Wa Tonking From Shanghai, with a general cargo.-B. & S.

DEPARTURES.

Fer Blue Furnel 2.8. Pyrrhus, on Decem berth:-Mies E. M. Paterson, Mrs A Fletcher, Miss V. Aylward, Mr. and Mrs.

Loongang, British str., 1,093 tons Capt. Town, Mr. R.S. James, Sir Eric and

P.. Jowitt, from Manila, with a gen Lady Stuart Taylor, Mr. W. N. Bazeley, erul cargo-J: &Co.

Mrs G. A. Garwood, Mr. and Mrs S. W Luhan Air, Japanese str., 1,517 tons, Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Day, Mrs. Capt. Yasakawa, from Shanghai,B. M. McUwan, Mr. J. W. Chadderton, with a general cargo.-N.Y.K. Mr. F. Mullen, Mr. B.. Montague Ede, President Wilsu, American str., 8,319 Mr. T. W. Pagan, Mr. W. B. Coleman, tons, Capt. H. Nelson, from Mauila, Mr. P. A. Alexander, Mr. F. C. Burger, with a general cargo.-Pacific Mail Mrs. E, Alabaster, Miss Emly, Mr. GAW "King, Miss L M. Bawilen-Smith, Miss T. 8-9. Co

Crosbie, Mr. B, Hide and Mr. F. Toser.

Phemius, British str., 1,800 tons, from

Manila, with a general cargo,~~-

B. & S. 451 Seattle Maru, Japanese str., 3,622 tons, Capt, G. Narita, from Nagasaki, with a general cargo.-O.S.K.

CLEARANCES;

December 3rd. Jade, for Pakhoi. Carnarvonshire, for Shanghai. Bado Haru, for Shanghai, Tonglee, for Dairen

t

December 4th." Chung Hing, for Shanghai: Elpenor, for, Shanghai, Gweneth, for Shanghai, Haimu, for Hotnow.

Haitan, for Hoihow.

Hak Cantoa, for K. C. Wan "Kanchor, fur Canton,

Kahu Maru, for Saigon. Zushan Marus, for Cantun. Play, for Shanghai... President Jackson, for Manila Pyrrhus, for Singapore. Bynari Mura, for Bangkok.

Saochou, for Canton.

Toyen Maru, for Takao. Wayo Muru, for Chinwangtao. Tatiling, for Canton.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS, The, as. Tyndareus (Blue Funnel), from Pacific ports, left. Yokohama on December Ist for this nort, and is expeeled to arrive here on December 30th.

The as Mentor (Blue Funnel), from Liverpool, left Singapore on December 2nd, and is due here on December 8th, at

The & Protesilaus (Blue Funnel), arrived at Seattle on December 1st.

The P. & O. Co.'s 8.5. Karmala left Bhanghai for this port on December 2nd, at 10 a.m., and is due here to-day, at about 7.á.m.

The R.M.8. Emprese of Aria left Van. couver for Hongkong, rid Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila on November 30th, sad is due here on December 22nd. She

JAPAN'S DUTY ON FOREIGN.

BUILT STEAMERS, PROTEST OF SHIPPING COM- PANIES.

Some of the Japanese shipping com panies, especially those which receive na State subsidy, are appealing, the Japan Chronicle states, for the remgyal of the duty on foreign-built ships. On the other hand companies, which invested in new shipe at bo prices desire the duty to main lest the cheap imported ships should be run at costs impossible for them with their high capitalisation to compete with The Japanese shipbuilders are, of course, in favour of the tariff and desire: if to be increased.

Some of the Government officials, says the Fushin, are in favour of increasing the tariff, arguing that the marine riska are greater in the old vessels now being bought from abroad and that the use of vessels of high quality will be encouraged by high protection. On the other hand, those who are asking for the removal of the duty.say that this artificial protection will not be needed if the competing com panies send really superior ships to sen and if they are, enabled to lower costs of building by free importation of materials

In spite of the high tariff, the paper. reporta, vessels of an aggregate burden of over 200,000 tons have been imported to Japan recently:

Indeed; it is one of the peculiarities of the shipping depression in Japan that it has been accompanied by the continued purobase of ships, especially from Eng. land, whors the different policy is follow ed of getting rid of old and superfluous ships at whatever they will fetch.

WEATHER REPORT.

Dec. 4th," at 1211-Pressure has in- creased moderately from Tokyo to the Bonina and a ighly at Shanghai and from

Formosa to Toogking.

Another satleyclone has formed over 8.E. Mongolia and N. China.

is due at Yokohama on, December-19th - ***Fresh to strong monsoon may be expected The R.M.S. Empress of Russia left along the B. start of China and over the Nagasaki on December 4th, at 4 p.m., and N.

is due at Kobe on December th, at 4 p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED, Arafura (B. & A.), dub Dec sth. Bendoran (Ben Line), due to-day. U. of Dunkirk (Bank Ling), dne Deo. 29th City of Tort (Bank Line), due Dec. 21st Diomed (Blue Funnel), due Dec. 23rd. Empress of Australia, due Dec. 14th. -Hakozaki Maru (N.Y.K.), due Dec. 8th.

Kamo Maru (NAY.K.), due Dec. 6th Keemun (Blue Funnel), due Des 22nd. Matsuye Maru (N.Y.K), due Dec. 7th. Mentor (Blae Funnel), duo Dec. 8th. President Lincoln (P.M.), due Dec. 23rd, "Præsident Taft (P.M.); due Dec. 19th. Sicilia (P&O), due Deo. 7th, 8 a.m. Tamba Mary (NY.K.), due Dec, 14th Thereus (Blue Funnel), duo Dec, 28th. Tokushima Maru (N,Y:K.), due Dec. 8th, Tosa Maru (N.YK.), due Doa joth Toshino Maru (N.Y..), due Dec. 14th

PASSENGER FARES BY ELLERMAN LINE REDUCED.

China Boa

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending [at.10`am.," th Dec, 0.10 inch. Total since January 1st, 68.70 inches, against an average of 83.06 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:-

DISTRICT

FORECAST

Hongkong to Gap Rook NE windin, freehs-

falz

Formosa Channel

N.E.

wlads,

Bouth coast of China between ƒThe same st

Hongkong and Lamocks No. South coast of China, between The same as

Hongkong and Hainau

No. 1.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, December 4th.

Passenger fares to London by stemmera Barometer of the "Ellerman" Line have been reduced Temperature to the following figures; class Humidity, steamer first class, £100; 2nd-class £70; "B" clase steamer first-class £94, 238. claty £65.

These reductions come into force im mediately and apply to bookings already

¡Previous On Dato On Dai

Day:

at #p.m.] 6 ́s.m. [2 pm/

30.01 30.10. 80.13

€673; 83

PRESS, TUESDAY,

DECEMBER

CANADIAN

STEAMSHIPS

PACIFIC

LIMITED

N. Y. K.

SAILLAGE NUMEROS. TO ALTENATION

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai Japan porta

Through Bill of Lading issued to all Overland common Fotuta in U,B.A. and Canada. → SHIDZUOKA MARU

***Wednesday, 20th Dec, at II am,

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWBEP via Singapore &c.

CANADIAN PACIFIC FARES TO ENGLAND.

Empress of Canada, Empress of Australia, Empress of Russia,

Empre

CONNECTING WITH

Empress of Asia,.

Empress of Scotland, Empress of France, Empress of Britain, Empress or india.

8620,50 GOLD... 8442.84 GOLD $412.84 GOLD

First Clasa

Bocond Clasa “

EXPRESS OF CANADA & EMPRESE OF AUSTRALIA"

Second Class

EXPES OF RUSSIA & EXPLESS OY ASIA'

CONNECTING WITH

Montcalm, Montrose, Montclare, New; Oil Burning Turbins 18,400 tona Steamers. irst Class

$566,58 GOLD.

$402.84 GOLD

$372.84 GOLD....

Becond Class Pacifio

EXPRESS OF CANADA & EXPRESS OF AUSTRALIA Third Glass Atlantic.

Second Class Pacifie

EXPRESS of Russia & EMPERSS OF ASIA Third Class Atlantic

All above Fares include First Class Railway Accommodation. Sleeping Car Fares, Vancouver to Montreal: Compartment $72; Lower Berth $23.60.

"CANADIAN PACIFIC THROUGHOUT

Telephone: Central 752. Hongkong Office. Cable Address: GACANPAC,

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

(Incorporated in USA)

OPERATING FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STEAMFES

"NANKING"

"CHINA" "NILE" "GORJISTAN "-

AN UNBURPAFFED HIGH CLASS PAFFINGEB "SERVICE

TE ROUGH-TARFS BCKGKONG TO EUROPEAN PORTS

Cabin UAG $508.15

2nd cabin UB.073868:15 .⠀

Trans-Pacific

Service

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO

vis Fhanghai, Nagoreki, Czobens Säd¿Fonolulu.

8.8.NANKING""

January 6th, 1923.

LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES,

ต่

FAKOZAKT MARU KETANO MARU

Saturday, 9th Dec., at 11 a.uz. Walnesday, 20th Deo, at 11 am,

HAMBURG" vis LONDON,

ROTTERDAM, »

LIBBON MARU ...

Sunday,

Wednesday, 8th Doc.

10th Doc.

Tuesday, 18th Dor, at 11 am. Tuesday:

TATSUNO KARUNA DENU

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manda, ado

TANGO MARU

YOSHINO HARD

NEW YORK & BOSTON VIA PANAMA.

DURBAN MARU........

16th Jan, st li mm.

Putih "End of Escember."

BUENOS AIRES via Bingapore, Delagoa Bay, Durban & Cape T

SOMBAY vin Singapore and Colombo.

TAKAOKA MARU

NAGATO MARU

TOKUSHIMA MARU

CEYLON MĀRU

CALOUTTA VIAà › Singapore, Panang & Hangoon.

NAGASAKI, KOBK & YOKOHAMA

TOSHINO HABU

Banday, 10th Deo. Friday, 16th Dec.

Saturday, Tuesday

9th Dec. 19th Deo.

Friday, 15th Dec 11 .m.

SHANGHAL KOBE & YOKOHAMA, AA

NAGASAKI MARUS SU

KAMO MARU

Wednesday, 6th Dec. Thursday, 7th Dec,, at 11 am.`

For further information apply to NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

Telephone: Central Nos. 29 & 193.

I. E. KAMET, Manager,

STRUTHERS & BARRY.

OPERATING US. GOVERNMENT SHIPS.

EXPRESS FREIGHT SERVICE,

TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO FROM HONGKONG BY DIRECT route.

Dua Hongkong 3rd Jan. Leave Hongtang 5th Jan. Dae Hongkong 25th Jan. Leave Hongkong. 27th Jan,

U.S.8.B. ̈* Wast Chopaka'

U.8.8.B. "West Faralon"

CARGO ACCEPTED FOR TRANSHIPMENT AT SAN FRANCISCO TO WEEKLY SAILINGS FOR ATLANTIC SEABOARD PORTS. THEOUGH BILLS OF

LADING ISSUED TO US AND CANADIAN OVERLAND POINTS

TO MANILA, SAIGON, SINGAPORE, BATAVIA. SAMARANG, AND SOURABAYA,

U.S.S.3. Apus

February 8th, 1923.

YLLÓHINA-

Java Service

HONGKONG TO ANGY, EINGATERE AND JAVA FORTS.

14. GORJISTAN"

*44^GOBJISTAN"--

To Sestow and Amoy. To Singapore Fataving Semarang, Bourabaya.

Dee. 23rd:

Dec. 15th

«FAST FREIGHT - SERVICE: Through Bill of Lading issued to all phints in United Staten de Chonda

Cargo accepted on Through Bill of Lading for transhipment at Ban

Franelem by weekly railings los rings) Athentic Ports

CHINA MAIL STTAMPHIP Co., LTD.

APHE ADD

ler Hobia 37,

* Gential No 216]; CHIMAL

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Yamashita Steamship & Mining Co., Ltd.

Steamship Owners, Shipping & Manne Insurance Broker. Coalmine Owners, General Coal Merchant.

NATA SA BETWEENY

REGULAR FREIFHT & PAGENSSER SERVICE KEELONG. HONGKONG & HAIPHONG.

PRON. HONGKONG," For HAIPHONG via: Holbow & Pakhoi

LHOZUI MARU”...... ........

on or about 7th Dec. FOF KEELUNG via Swatów & Amoy

2.1. TAIKWA MABU "AAAA

on or about 7th Doo.

MITABAL

For further particulars, please app

Braon Office

27; Bonham Strand.. Wort

Tol Central No. 165.

Top Floor, King's Building" Tel Central No. 140,0

WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSS/BLO

VETARZO

BLOOD MEDIGINE

was there anything lika ft, some mix the mitrvations Broperties likely eveS 10 DE

Somesha ta denadas atlaing from Super) KOMBATE POszthani ont ditt expels from the vital

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Highest open-air Temperature on-ard

Lowest open

NITING: DEATH"

HERVE FOOD.

bae Hongkong: 13th Dia, Leave Hongkong 18th Dec,

THROUGH BILLS OF "LADING ISSUED TO ALL POETS NOT SERVED.

“STRUTHERS AND BARRY,

FOR FULL INFORMAZION APPLY TO

L. EVERETT,

General Agent for

JAPAN-CHINA-PEILIPPINES.

INDO-CHINA-STRAITS & JAVA,

1st Floor, Powell's Bulding," Central Phone No. 3008.

G. P. BRADFORD, Res. Agent

KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART

MAATSCHAPPY.

(Royal" PäckET NAVIGATION CO. OF BATAVIA) :

THE STEAMSHIP

"VAN CLOON

will be despatched to

SINGAPORE & BELAWAN-DELI" Direct.

J

7th December, 1822.

1st Class Fare to Singapore :-$100.

This vessel offers excellent cabin accommodation for salven passengers,

Bingle and double cabins. Wireless Telegraphy,

Fat Freight and passage apply to:-

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-LYN,

Agents,

Telephone Central No. 15741

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.,

- COPENHAGEN.

M/S. MALAYA

will be loading for ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG. COPENHAGEN, GENOA and other SCANDINAVIAN-PORTE,

Farther

about 17th December.

Expected on or-bout

Sailings, M/S. Australien"... 12th December.

10th January, 1922 M/S "Afrik

# 6th February, 197

Chile

P

Will leave for above

part on or about

18th January, 1923. 16th February, 12th March

Eubject to change without notice.

For further particulars please apply to

JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.,