SHIPPING NEWS
ARRIVALS.
August 7th.
Dukat,_Norwegian str., 7il tons, Capt.
L. Th. Paulsen, from Samarinda, with coal Grimble & Co.
Kong British it.. 1,143 tons, Capt.
j.
Layer from Shanghai, with a general cargo & 8...
Kashing, British str., 1,1-13 tons, Capt.
T. Beer, from Hoagay, with coal. -By B..
King Yuan, British str., 1,546 tons, Capt. E. Partridge, from Bangkok, with a general cargo.-B. & S.
Lima Háru:- Japanese str., 4,474 toom,"
Capt. J. Echikawa, from Singapore, with a general cargo.-N.Y.K. Ludwingshafen, German str., 1,827 tona, Capt. Fr. Hike, from Singapore, with a general cargo-Robert Dollar &
Protesilaita, British str., 4,118 tons, Capt. J. H. Wilkinson, from Cebu, with a general cargo.-B. & S.
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Soochor, British str.. 1,891 ton. Capt.
· E. Monkman, from Shanghai, with a general cargo.-B. & S.
Tustains, British str.. 4,052 Lons. Capt. P. 'W. Trott, from San Francisco, with fuel oil-Standard Oil Co. August 8th.
Aizawa Maru. Japanese str., 898 tona, Capt. C. Kawamoto, from Keelung, with coal-Suzuki & Co.
Hok Canton, Chifen stry,, 550 tons, Capt. Leung Long from Kwang Chow Wan, with a general cargo-Hang On & Co
Hop Sang, British str., 1356 tons, Capt. W. W. Van Cortland, from Swatów,
with rice.-3. M. & Co.
Kwong Sang, British str. from Canton. Lee Sang, British air, 972 tons. Capt. T. Croft, from Haiphong, with a general cargo-J. M. & Co.
Nangu Maru, "Japanese str., 763 tons, Capt. Furukawa, from Keelung, with ccal.-Y.K.K.
Szechuan, British str.. from Canton. Tai song, British str.. 1,500 tons, Capt. T. Grant, from Shanghai rið Swatow, with a general cargo.-J. M. & Co. Tjibodas Dutch str., 2.963 tons, Capt.
J. 6 A.-Millegaars, from Balik- papan, with a general cargo.-J.O.J.L. Tjimanock, Duich str., 3,510 tons, Capt. P. Abbo, from Amoy, with a general cargo.-J.C.J.L.
`n ariua, “British str., 1,874 tons, Capt. C. J. A. Hay Headry, from Bangkok, with a gearrai cargo-M. M. & Co.
CLEARANCES.
August 7th,
Chuny Ing. for Canton.
Gleniffer, for Singapore.
Kan, for Canton.
Lome Muru; for Shanghai.
Souchou for Calton.
Feizan Mur, for Takan
August 8th.
Azara Muru Su, 25, for Canton. Ar Muru No 9. for Keelung.
Alaska Huru, for Keelung,
Benger, for Shanghai.
Chin Sarg, for Hoitow.
Duchessa D'Anei, for Singapore.
Empren af Rasta, for Shanghai:
Pukinės Mari for Keelung.
Kushing, for Whampoa.
Kiange, for Swalow. Lake Faulk, for Singapore. Lulingshafen, for Takao. Neuf Mechilde, Jor Haiphong. Seklom Maru, for Saigon." Sun, for Hwang Chow Wan. Taikra Maru, for Swatow.
Treiler, for Canton. Taiany, "for Cauton.
Taluna, for San Francisco.
Trail, for Manila."
Ten Jaru, for Manila,
Tannek, for Shanghai. Ond, for Shanghai.
Van Cloon, for Singapore.
PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES,
Per P. & O 8.8. Soulus, on August 7th:-Mrs. Cowling, Mr. C. W. Donald- Bon, etc.
Per P. & O. s. Khire, on August 8th:" -Mr. and Mr. P. J. Mehta, Mr. J. Jackson, Capt. R. D. Cooper, Mr. E. L. Wilson, Miss Shirley Rutherford, Mr. C. I. Fraya, Mr. M. H. Brown, Major J. R. Lloyd, Miss. Orr-Ewing, Lt-Comdr. O. J. M. Kerrigan, R.N., Mr. and Mrs. L. McMurray, Mr. C. C.Ray, Mr. A. C. Morrison, Mrs. Morrison, Miss Morrison, Mr. C. Bishop, Mrs. Haigh, Misses G. and E. Haigh, Mr. MacGillivray, Master J. Haigh, Mr. B. 8. Paterson, Mrs. C. C. Russell, Miss M. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. S. Matsui, Miss B. Thomasson, Mr. E. "Braddon, Mr. W. G. Smith, Mr. E. E.
Shaw, Mr. C. G. Helyar, Mr. J. N. Bi- vas, Mr. Kirpalani, Miss M. T. Paul, Mr. C. Leech, Mr. ́ 4. H. Bolton, Mr. J. M. Watson, Mr. J. S. Black, Capt. J. S. Lewingdon, Mr. W. Hall, Mr. W. C. Lobb, Mira. Whittle, .Mr. and Mr. M. O. Binkey, Mrs. Vidal, Mr. W- F. Savale, Mr. P. C. Murray, Mr. A P. Petigura, Mr. F. Rahminn. Miss Matthews, Mr. D. B. Ross, Miss P. Tunheim, Mr. H. Dip; rose, Mr. W. Hotchkiss, Mr. A. Pritchard and Mr. J. D. B. Harwood.
SHIPPING ` MOVEMENTS.
The N.Y.K. s... Tambu Meru (Bombay lize), left Singajore for Hongkong on August 6th, and is expected here on August 13th
VESSELS EXPECTED..
Albert Vogler (Hago Stinnes), dus Aug.
10th, p.
Amboire (M.M.), dus August 98th.
Andre Lebon (M.M.), duo August 17th.
CANADIAN
THE RONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1998.
PACIFIC
HOME VIA CANADA
Hongkong to England
via Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Vancouver, Montreal & Quebec.
Empress Russia
HOST Kong
Bagian
Empress France Aug. 18 Aug. 25 Ang. 9 Ang. 27 Empress Scotland Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Empress Australia Aug. 24 Sept. 12] Montcalm
Sept. 11 Sept. 28 Empress Ania Sept. 6 Sept. 24 Empress Scotland Sept. 29 Ock 4 Empress Canada Sept. 22 Oct. 8 Empress France Oct 13 Oct. 19 Empresa Russia Oct.
4 Oct 22 Empress Scotland Oct. 77° Nov,
Other Atlantic Bailings every few days to Liverpool, Benthampton, Glasgow, Autwerp, Cherbourg and Hamburg, Allotment of Cabins on Atlantic steamers held hers and through tickets issued. Early rowervation necessary.
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£120 First class throughout.
21...
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£112-£110 Mono class steamerson the Atlantic. HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO. VIA SHANGHAI, THE INLAND SEA, JAPAN AND HONOLULU,
STEAMERS
LEAVE HONGKONG. ...22,00 tons, Aug. 9th. ...22,000 tons, Aug. 16th ...22,000 tons Aug. 31at. ...22,000 tons. Sept, lath.
TENYO MABU festling at Manila and Keelung). KOREA MARU (alling at Manila and Keelung), SHINYO MARD (calling at Keelung) BIBERIA MAKU calling at Dairen)." TAIYO MARU (calling at Manila and Keelung).......22,000 tons, Sept. 28th.
HONGKONG TO VALPAKAINO
VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, SAN FRANCISCO,
SAN PEDRO, MANZANILLO, BALUOA, a CALLAO, MOLLENDO, AFRICA AND IQUIQUE.
THENCE BT TRANS-ANDEAN ROOTE TO BURNOS ATRES
STEAMERS
GINYO MARU
ANYO MARU
SEIYO MARU...
BAKUYO MARU...
TNS 16,000...
18,700
14,000
18,600
bolwern
LEAVE HONGKONG ...September th
....October 20th. >
....December 4th.
January 15th..
JAPAN-HONGKONG-JAVA SERVICE.
OSAKA, KOBE, MOJI, DAIREN, HONGKONG, BATAVIA, SAMARANG AND SOURABAYA, DESTINATION
STEAMER
LEAVE HÖNGKONG PERSIA MAKU (Kselung, Moji, Koba & Osaka), .........August 17th."
NEW YORK LINE. (Freigst only.) VIA JAVA. AND SUEZ.
STEAMER
WOYO MARU NA
.LEAVE HÔNGKONG
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Apply to:-
Agents at Canton:
Messrs T. E. GRIFFITH.
WEATHER REFORT.
August 7th at 17.15.-Warning to Heng- kon. Coast Forts, de:- Typhoon of unknown intensity within 60 miles of Lat 27 deg. N. Lag 124 deg. E moving West.
August 8th at 9.3-Warning to Hong kong, Coast Ports, &c.:-Typhoon of au known
intensity within 6 miles of Lat. 28 N. Long. 130 deg. E. Bling up
deg
August 8th at 11 66.-Pressure has de
atous August 9th.
TSUTSUMI, Maunger.
King's Building,
Tel. No. C 274 & 9375.
HONGKONG TIVE TABLE
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From August 9th to 13th, 1993." High Warks.
LOW WATKU.
Daya of
Mont
Height.
F'kong
Standard
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Aug. 15th... Aug 19th.
LOW FARES TO EUROPE
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FIRST CLASS THROUGHOUT.
£110
ONE CLASS STEAMERS
ON ATLANTIQU
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BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.
VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai, Japan.porta Through Bills of Lading issued to all Overland common Points in U.S.A. and Canada.
Through passage rates to Europe vis America G-$105, 03420. G.3440. IYO MARU
Saturday, 11th Aug, at 11 am," ...Wednesday, 5th Sept., at 11 am. $20. ANTWEBP via Singapore,
Tuesday, 21st Auz, at 4pm. Thursday, 296b Ang, at 11 am
SHIOYUUKA MAKU
MARSEILLES, LONDON
* HAKONE MAHU
SUWA MARU
HAMBURG via LONDON & BOTTERDAM
"MATSUYE MARU
First half Sept. LIVERPOOL vis MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.
DARBAN MARU
***
First half Sept. SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila, &c.
AKI MARU TANGO HARU
***
NEW YORK & BOSTON V1▲ PANAMA,
Wednesday, 15th Ang, st... Wednesday, 19th Sept., at 11 am.
BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town "
KANAGAWA MARU ..
BOMBAY vis. Singapore and Colombo.
HAKODATE MARU
WAKABA HARU .... ..... CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Kangoon
CALCUTTA MABU - "
koug
Blanded
Time
The
さ
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Eud Oct. or beginning N 5:
cressed moderately over the Loochoos and
Formon and slightly at Foochaw and over Thar. Indo-China. It is cely stationar over the Philippines
TLoochoos typhon entered the const early this morning less than 10 miles to the Batar 11 m north of Fooch
b.
m. ft. iu
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Friday,
10th Aug.
9. m
6 a 8 2.17
3 5
Monday,
26th Aug,
1.7
Fri.
10 m
7 16 B $7
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3 3
44
Friday
7 56
72
11 17 a 5 3 m.0 63 7 4 11 57 a 54
12 m
ไป 5 2 4 ช 4 0 0 Mon. 13 m 2078 m 3
3 8 12 10 40 a 5 1. (ca. 14 m 10 7 7
Wadi.
3 26 837 177m 22
NAGASAKI, KULE & YOKOHAMA.
TANGO MARU
SHANGHAI, KOBA
YOKOHAMA
'LYONS MARU - ::.
10th Aug.
Saturday, 18th Augh Afternoon
Friday, 10th Aug. Tuesday,
14th Aug. Wednesday, 15th Aug.
19
The position of the Geam typhoon is still Sex doubtful. It is probably "about 100 miles East of Apari moving W.N.W.
Hongkong rainfall for the 14 hours ending at 10 am, 8th August, 0.00 inc. Total since January 1st, 62 27 inches against an
of $5,63 inches average
The forecard for the 24 hours Biding st noon, 8th Aug. is as follows:--
DISTRICT
FÖLICANT
Formosa Channel
S winds, strong
moderating.
Hongkong to Gap Bock *SW. winds, mod
orato; fan.
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Bouth coast of China between Hongkong and Lamooki,
South coast of Chins between
of
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTEE Hongkong Observatory, August 8th.
"Provious" a Dato On" "Dati
Day
'Dongola' (P.&.0.), due August 10th, Barometer
-]
1000.
Empress of Australia, duo August 15th. Japan (8.1. & Apear), due August 10th,
a,.
Mentor (Blum Funnel), dus Angust 31at. Peratus (Fue Funnel), dae August goth. Sunland (Rickmers. Line), das to-day. Ficteria, due August 27th.
at I p.02.
6.m.
26 p.m.
29.68
· 99,65
19.52
Temperature Humidity. Wind Direction
87
80
B6
76
74
W
W -WSW
7
0
Force Weather- Rain
0.03 010 | 0,0) Hischtert open-air Temperaturu on 7th Lowest open-air Temperature on 7th ... 80
BOARD OF CONSERVANCY. WORKS OF KWANGTUNG.
Waterlevele in English Feet at 8 A.M..
Place of Observadon.
Wachow; W. River
& ong mạo B,
W. Hiver Linkonghow, N. River 3amshuf, N. River Sheklung, E Kivor
WAL. ever
recorded.
Loween
.... aver
recorded.
W L.
Aug. 6
W.L
Aug. 7.
Foot Feet Foot Feet
+79.60 -2.43.
+1470 -0.80
+57.00
-
12.0
+27.26 -6.00 21.0 21.3
+10,15-0,98 11.8 13.0
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·FROFITS--ON-SHIPPIN();a=
GOVERNMENT CONCESSION RELATING TO DOUBLE INCOMETAX.
During the Report stage of the Figanes Bill in the House of Commons on July 2ntl" & concession which had not been promised related to double income, tax on profits arising from shipping which the Financial Secretary said, in troduced something in the nature of a new principle into our financial legis lation. What, he proposed" way to take power by Order in Council to exempl shipping of foreign countries in cases I where a reciprocal' agreement is arrivé Led at. By the nature of things have been mord shipping profits severely hit by double income tax than thoa of any other industry. Two years ago the United States Jydseval a law offering to exempt from their own income. tax the shipping of any foreign, country which was ready to grant cuivalent exemption. That olive branch the Gov ernment were willing to accept; and Sir William doynson-Hicks. hoped it would only be the forerunner of a larger schema to exempt all trades from double Income tax" throughout the world. The proposal to confine the exemption to one particular was criticised by Mr. Wi industry Graham, the Labour member for Centrál Edinburgh, who was a member of the Royal Commission on Income-tax, but by the House generally it, was welcomed as an instalment of a much needed reform, and was agreed to without a division,
THE U.S. MEKCÄNTILE FLEET.
THE "NEW, "PLAN,
Special Correspondent to the Daily Teymph writing a month ago sid
The latest move in connection with the United States Government's great ficét of stormers is that the "operators "; will put forward a plan ouder which they will retain possession of the ships, but reduce the cost to the Government The Emer gency Fleet Corporation is understood to be paying managing agents 4,000,000 dol lars a year in fees, in addition to which the overhead expenses of the corporation represent about 3,000,000 dollars.The now plan is still in the rinking, but it is gathered that the operation of the fleet will be directed from Washington. A solution is stated to have been found for everything except the traffic arrange ments. The Shipping Board has relieved the managing agents of stevedoring, and proposes to make its own arrangements in future for loading and discharging its own ships. This, it is computed, will entail a saving of 2,000,000 dollars per annum, It is also believed that by scientific firing of the boilers and p careful selection of chief engineers, ap preciable economnes in fuel outlay which are, of course, fremenilous with an. active fleet of nearly 400 vessels may be effected. There is at prescit, no indica tion as to what will be done with respect to the foreign agents of the board, “buz it is believed that an attempt will bà made to reorganise this branch in order. to make the whole shipping enterprise.
100 per cent. American"
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