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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

July 30th.

Bandosny Mars, Japanese str. 3,3 tons, Capt. K. Morita, from Balikpapan. with a general cargo.-Nauyo is,

Kalsha."

Fushiki Mamu, Japanese str., 1,063 tops Capt. M. Hirooka, from Hongay, with coal.-M.DK. Hot Canton, Chilean str., 558 tops, Capt Leung Long, from Kwang Chow Wan, with a general cargo-Heong On $,S. Co.

Lucichov, British str., from Canton. Sunsing, British str., 1,300 tons, Capt. H. Wavell, from Shanghai, with a general cargo.-B. & S.

July 31st.

Glenmanda, British str., 4,068 tons, Capt. W, J. Ings, from Singapore, with a general cargo.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Haihong, British str., 1,740, tons, Capt. W. C. Passmore, from Swatow, with a general cargo.-D.L. & Co. Hydrangea, British str.: 501 "tons. Capt.

W. I. Collom, R.N.R., from Swatow, with a general cargo.-Chiu On S.S. Co.

SHIPPING

THE

COMPETITION.

The Messageries Maritimes" steamer will no longer put into Haiphong owing to keen competition with the P. & O and N.Y.K. lines, ns by putting in they are handicapped some three days on the Saigon-Shanghai run thereby, anys Le Courrier Salpommals In commenting ou the Messageries action, The only thing to be done is to furnish the Messageries with sufficient funds to enable them to augment their fleet sufficiently to guar- antee an efficient service. Ia several months the company will have three new vessels of the Kerguelen type on the Indo- China run. Haiphong would, no doubt, have its services maintained, have likod but under the circumstances the only thing to be done is to bow to the inevit

able.

WEATHER REPORT.

HONKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 187, 1928.

or

July 31st at 12.55,-Warning to Hong- kong, Coat Porta, &c.Depressi typhoon of unknown intensity within 10 miles of Lat. 14 deg. N. Long 19 deg. b. moving West.

July 31st atleta-Fressure has increased nightly at Vladivostock and over N. Fur- mosa. It has decreased slightly to mod.

lyon, British str., 4,10 tons, Capt.erately the majority of ut ar reporting

A. S. Blues; from New York and

The anticyclone has again weakened

Manila, with a general cargo.slightly. The depression over S. W. Chiosis B&B.

ly Varu, Japanese str., 3,087 tous, from Seattle and Japan, with a general cargo.-N.Y.K

Kashima Maru, Japanese atri, 0.190 tons, Capt. G. Shinomiya, from Shanghai, with a general cargo.-N.Y.K. Kwongang, British str., 1,198 tons, Capt. W. F. Bichard, from Shanghai, with a general cargo-Jardine, Matheson & Co. Kangtah, Chinese str., from Canton, President McKinley, American str., 8.400

ton, Capt. A. O. Lustie, from Manila, with a general cargo.—- Admiral Oriental Line.

Shantung, British str., from Cauton.. Shikatan Maru. Japanese str., 1,602 tons, Capt. K. Asakura, from Moji, with coal-Fuji & Co.

CLEARANCES.

July 31st,

Duz, for Bangkok. Fushiki Maru, for Keelung... Kaiping, for Pakhoi.

“Kushima Mari, for Singapore.

Moji Maru, for Singapore, President Taft, for Shanghai. Shantung, for Shanghai. Sheaf Dart, for Canton. Sunning, for Canton,

sondari, for-Batavia,

Fun Cloon, for Swatow.

Tuc Ting Wa, for Haiphong.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

Per N.Y.K... Kashima Jury, of July 31st: Mr. F. A. Deikhoff, Mrs. M. H Whittle, Mr. G.. B. Rea, Mrs. G. R. Moron, Miss F. R. Moro, Mrs. G. B. Hoa, Mr. A. H. Jenkins, Mr. F. G. Kretschmann, Mr. S. J. Wrentmore, Miss G. F. Foot, Minn M. L. R." Pereira, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Davis, Mr. H. A. Spear, Mr. E H. Slasech, Mr. S. L. Dean, Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Barling, Mrs. M. A. Sims, Mr. P. I. Matches, Mr. T. Haris, and a large complement of Japanese passen.

gora.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS. The E. & A..Co.'s 2.s. St. Albany left Maji for this port on the 28th alt, and is due here on the 2nd inst., at about daylight,

father North this morning.

At 6 am. this morning the typhoon appear

be about 300 miles to the East of Manila, moving West

Hongkong rainfall tor the $4 hours ending at 10 am, 31st July. 0.69 inch. Total since January lat, 45.23 inches, against 20 Average of 51.66 inches,

The forcat for the 24 hours coding noon, 1st Aug: far follows:

FORECAST

DISTRICT

Formoes Charns!

-

N. winds,

inoderate.

Hongkong to Gap Rock E. winds, moderate;

fair

South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks

Bouth coast of Chins between

Hongkong and Hainan

do.

S.E. winds,

moderate

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Obervatory, July 31st.

Previous Ja Date On Da

Day

3.1

word $

jat I pret

...

Barometer Templatura Humidity Wind

+9,70

29.74

19.75

70

79

#82

88

વા

76

Lirection

Bast

·E.S.E.

Force Weather...

3

.

V

1.50

0.00

0.02

8.

70

Kain

Hightest open-air Temperature on 20th- Laswens open-mir Temperature on it

Week.

'HONGKONG TIDE TABLE " From July August 1st bo 7th, 123, Hton. WATER.

arthy

H'kong

Standard Time,

Height.

LOW WATER.

H'kong

Standard

Time,

Height:

CANADIAN

PACIFIC

HOME VIA CANADA

Hongkong to England.

ria Shanghai Naguzari, Kobe, Yokohama, Vancouver, Montreal à Quebec

From Kongkong

Dae Гадрове

From Dazada

Dea Eigina

Empress Scotland Aug. 4 Aug. · 10 Empress France

Ang. 18 Aug. 25 Aug. Empress Russia " 9 Aug. 27 Empress Scotland Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Empress Australia Aug. 24 Sept. 12 Montcalm

Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Empress Asia Supt 6 Sept. 24] Empress Scotland Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Empress France Oct. 13 Oct. Empress Canada Sept. 22 Oct. Empress Russla, „ Okt 4 Oct. 22 Empress Scotland Oct. 27 Nor. 2

Other Atlantic Ballings every law days to Liverpool, Bouthampton, Glasgow, Antwerp, Cherbourg and Hambergi Allotment of Cabins on Atlantão steamers held here and through tiskale tested. Early reservation naumaury.

Three Transcontinental Trains Daily.

andard Sleeping Car, Compartments & Drawing Rooms,

The stud

Cantian Pacife Hotels at Victoris, Vancouver, the Rodizion, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montreal and Queboo

"CANADIAN PACIFIC THROUGHOUT”

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SAILING FROM HONGKONG,

For RAIPHONG vi Hohow & Pakhol

NANYO MABU Na 1"

on or about 9th Ang.. For KEELUNG via Swatów & Amoy

5.S." "TAIKWA MABU!

...on or about 8th Aug,

For further particulars, pleasd apply to

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No. 37, Bonham Strand, West

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fri.

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Capt, J. Backe

Bir & Mrs Beatty

Mr P. Marks

Mr & Mrs A. J.

Miss E. Mattley

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The B.I. Co.'s B.a. Jaane left Singaporo Batar for this port on the 9th ult., and is duo here on the morning of the 4th inst.

The P. & O. s.s. Delta arrived at Marsailles..at 8.p.m. on July 28th.

3)

7 0 49m 8 38

2

6

Barn it

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50

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TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

FAST NEW AMERICAN STEAMİES TO"

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Aug, 1st.

Aug. 18th,

Aug 29th.

"PRESIDENT TAFT " "PRESIDENT CLEVELAND" "PRESIDENT PIERCE” .....

Sailing and Fares subject to Change Without Notice.

LOW FARES TO EUROPE.

LOCAL EQUIVALENT OF · .

£120

FIRST CL ES

THROUGHOUT.

£110

ONE CLASS STEAMERS

ON ATLANTIC.

WITH STOP OVER PRIVILEGES AT FORTS OF CALL AND

POINTS IN UNITED STATES.

VISIT

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Saturday, 11th Ang., at 11 man. Wednesday, 5th Sept., at 11 am.

Wednesday, let Aug,, at 11 am. ...Thursday, 23rd Aug., at 4 p.m.

First half Sept..

Friday,

10th Ang.

Wednesday, 16th Aug, at 11 am Wednesday, 19th Sept., at 11 am,

VESSELS EXPECTED.

'Amboire (M.M.), due August 28th, Andre Lebon (M.M.), due August 17th. Empress of Australia, due August 15th.

lyon (Blue Funnel), due to-day, Patroclus (Blue Funnel), due August 5th. Perstus (Blue Funnel), due August 25th. Sualand (Rickmers Lino), due August 4th. Victoria, due August 27th.

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THE EMPRESS

OP CANADA'S" RECORD, The creation of a new, record for the trans-Pacific passage by the str. Empress of Canada on her last voyage was not allowed to pass without tangible notice being taken of the performance; At Vancouver just before starting on her returu voyage to China the vessel was presented with a handsome silver shield la recognition of her feat. The donors of the silver shield were the Vancouver Harbour Commission and the presenta tion was made by Col. G. H. Kirkpatrick, chairman of that body. The shield is inscribed Transpacific record, June, Prosented to the Royal Mail

1993.

3 1

4 7 rais 3 2

5 1 10 29

11 68 13 9

VISITORS AT HOTEL J. H. W.'.

Busexovo Horzi

Mr G. A. Abendannon Mr E. Leerbeck

Mrs E. B. Belilios Mr H. V. Berz Mr Berthiod

Mr R. J. Birbeck

Mr J. B. Birke

Mrs E. Blackburn

Mr T. G. Blakey Mr

G. H. Brooke

Bumereld & ch.

Mr & Mrs A. C.

BOARD OF CONSERVANCY WORKS Dr. C. H. Burton

OF KWANGTUNG,

Waterlovela in English Fees at 8. A.

1923.

Place of Observation.

Bighest

W.L over

recorded.

Lowest

W.LA Over

recorded.

Wuobow, W. Foot

Hiver

Колктора, W. River "Linkougbow, N. Biver

Hiver Bamahui, N. Bhaklung, E River

Feot.

TA

July 19.1

Fact. Foer

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Mr & Mrs J. W. B.

Cattell Costa Lt. S.da Mr F. A. Dickhoff Mr H J. Pado Dr K. E.Gill Mr&Mra J. Gould Mr J. Mrs & Miss

Graham

Mrs J. Gray Capt. T. O. Hal Mr W. S. Hall Mr & Mrs W. A.

Hannibal MrJohnScott Harston Mr W. D. Hawes,. Mr C. Henriques Mr P. E. Jones Mr J. M. de Jong Mrs Lane & infant

+79.60 1,4%

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ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF.

2.16

4.1

BETUL

Mr & Mrs J. Beher Mr & Mra M. H.

Bollman Mr & Mrs Blakey Mr F. M. Crawford Mrs Crocker

child

steamer Empress of Canada on the occLSEAMEN'S INSTITUTE sion of this vessel having broken all pre- vious recorda between Yokohama. and Lieutenant-Commander A. Vancouver.

J. Hailey, R.N.R., master of the ship James Lamb, chief engineer. Time, 8 days, 10 hours and 53 minutes, Average speed, 0.8 knots. Distance, 4,170 knots." BLUE TUNNEL TRANS-PACIFIC

* RECORD...

The Blue Funnel double reduction, gear- ed turbine cargo vessel Phitoeletre on her "Becond trip across the Pacific occupied leven enlendar days on the parenge Yokohama to Seattle and delivered her Bilk in New York in sixteen days from Yokohama

This is the fastest silk time made so far by a Blue Funnel steamer, and is only three days more than the fastest trip över inade for the eqmo journey,

21, PRATA EAST, HONGKONG,

arine and ELM, Nary.

10B-the of all Mon of the Mercantil

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ON SALE:

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DOUND VOLUMES of the ONGEON BWENKLY PRESS; July to December With lanax, PricŃ 17,20,

1929

On le ai the Hongkong Daily Pra

¦

Mr W. Douglas Mr Chester Fritz Mrs C.-W. Gay: Mine

Geate Mr & Mrs L. H. Gears Mr. R. J. Hall Mr F. H. Haslam Mr & Mrs C. Hockey Mia W. E. Kent

#

Miss H. Lillie

Miller

c

Miss Barton

PRAX HOTEL

Mra T. W. Le.roll Armstrong Mr J. D. Lloyd

Mr L. Lord Mr & Mrs J. Martin Mr & Mrs W.J. E

McKenzie

Mantes.

Mr G. W. Barton Mr V. Bornjamin

Migs L.A. Blait

Mr & Mrs F. W.

Mr J. M. p. Blackwell Mr E. L. McCloskey

Mr A. G. J. Bowker Mr & Mrs L.

McMurray Mr E. Bradden

& Mr Eng. Capt. -Mr & Mrs D. E.

Bromwich Miss Butterworth Mr E. Calatroni MAN.B.

CAST Capt. C. J. Churoh Lt. & Mrs H.H. Clark Miss Mary Coop Mr W. A. Cornell Col. C.

W. Davy Mr. F. Demaretz Mr E. Des Voear Li Cal & A. Dobbin Mr & MrsOscarEager Mr D. Fitzgerald Mr&Mrs W. Da

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Miza L. Daro

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Hocken

|Me A. H. Hellings.

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& Mrs C. B.

Shank

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brich Mr & Mr Whittaker Miss E, William &

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Mr Leblone

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Wheep

Mr R. H. Wild

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BY

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PRICE...

Je $1.75,

On Sale at ?... Hongkong: "Dany Przes Office...

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HAMBURG vis LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

MATSUYE MARU LIVERPOOL vis MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.

TOKUSHIMA MARU

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila, &a

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