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1HE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 281H,

1923.

SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

October 3rd,

DEPARTURES.

Per MM. Parthor, on October. 24-Mr. and Mrs. Bidwell, Mr. G. S. V. Bidwell, Miss M. Milne, Mr. D. S. Levy, Mr. Duffield, Mr. 1. J. Elias, Mrs.

Elian, Mrs, L. B. Santon, Mrs. B. Barres, Mr. E. Cuno.

Ah Pit Tai, Chinese str., 494 tous Capt. 3. A. de Lemos. from Kwanzgehow

Pers. President değer, on October" wan, with a general cargo, lying at Yeung Fu Hing wharf-Krong. Osth:-Mr. and Mrs. Bright Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. T Sterns, Mrs FW, Morioka Maru, Japanese str., 9,095 tona, riser General Thos L. Hartigad, Capt. M. Murakami, from Singapore, Capte W. 1. Eisler, Mr. H. Evangelista, with a general cargo. lying at buoy Mr. Geo. Finlay, Mr. Josan N. Leon, No. Aa-N.Y.R

Miss Luisi Luciano, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tyndarens, British str., 7,17 tous, Capt Brosted, Mr. A. H. Carroll. Hon. Mr. F. Adevek, from Manila, with Mr. B. H. Kotewall, Mrs. R. H. Kotewall general carge, lying at hung No. A Mr. and Mrs. A. Rasmussan, Miss R.

B. & St

Rasmussen, Mr. 0. H. O. Chulton, Mr. October 24th.

K. Tyson," Mr. A. Percy, Mr. H. MacHoy, Ale, British str. 278 sous Capt Mr. and Mrs. J. Nievwenhugo, Miss V. JR. Scott, from Shanghai. with a Capell, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. de Touche. general cargo tying at buoy No.Me. L. S. Moon, Mr. and Mrs. D.-W. 12-B & S Hydrangen, British str. 31 tous," Cap

W Brewer, from Swatow, with general, enrgo, lying at Chin On

Ti

Wharf--Chia On 8.S. Co. Arg, British str.. 1,535 tons. Capt. G. Morse, from Bangkok and Swatow with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. B11-B. & S. Korën Mara, Japanese str., -6,100 tons from Nagasaki, with a general cargo, lying at buoy S. AT.K.K. Kay British str., 1.495 tone, Capt. D. Skinner, from Bangkok and Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at bnay No. Ca.-J. M. & Ca Kayang British str. from Canton.

lying at buoy No. BT. Lake Gilanu, American str., 1,012 tons, Capt. Bakeman, from Singapore and a general cargo, Singapore, with lying at bucy No. C-P.M.S.B. Co Loking, British, 979 ton, Capt. C. Alexandre, from Hoihow, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. (35-J. M. & Can. Il British str.. from Canton, lying

at buoy No. Bo.

Maung, British str., 2063 tung, Capt.

1

Edwards, CW-Harvey, MA M Benvon, Mr. F. Hayes, Mr. E. M. Hayes, Mr. J. McHullen, Mr. O, R. Magill, Mr. W. P. Mills, Mr. A. G.

Robinson, Dr. E. H. Hall, Mr. F. L. Gillett, Mr. W. R. Stewart, Mr. D. L Kesley. Mr. J. Allen, Mr." E. W. Petitt, Mr, Henry Cooper, General Tang Kwan Shan, Miss Tang, Mr. C. F. Haus, Mrs. C. F. Hauss, Mr. Louis Freeman, Mr. G. Gasshun, and numerous Chinese passengers.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS. The R.M.S." Emperes of Rania from Hongkong on October 4th, arrived at Vancouver on. Otcober 2nd.

The Thru (Blue Funnel), ft! Liverpool on the 17th inst., for Penang, Singapore, Hongkong. Shanghai and Jnput, and is dus here on or about Nov. 26th.

The .. alebas (Blue Fannel), lek Liverpool on the 20th inst. for Wirnit Singapore, Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan, and is due here on or about Nov.

4th.

The s*. Kellirophon" (Blue Fungi..

P. R. Gay Cuming, from Sandakan, left Port Said on the garl inst." "for with a general cargo, lying at KowBeston and Yew York. loon wharf.-J. M. & C.

Namank, Portuguese "str. 447

tans.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Kokersfril, due Oct. 27th.

Capt. A. C. Joanili, from Tourane, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. CHI-Clung Hing

Empresa of Australia, dus Oct. 31st. Path, French str. 7800 tons, Capt, Empress of Cugada, due Nov. th.

Malamsara, from Marseilles, with a Helenus (Blue Funnel), due Nov. 2nd.. general cargo, lying at buoy No.-A-3you (P. & 0.), due to-day, Ba.m.. 31.M.

Persia Maru (T.K.K.), due Oct 31st Sintang, British. str.. 1.616 tons, Capt. President Grant (Admiral Oriental), die

October 27th. C. W. Puckett, from Shanghai and Swatow, with a general cargo, lying Fistoria, due Nr. 9th, at buoy No. B12-B. & S." Tang, British1,344 tons, Capt. T. Grant, from Swntow, with a -general cargo, lying at buoy No. C18.

J. M. & Co. Hugheng, British str., 2027 tons, Capt. EQ Rapley, from Hongay, with a cargo of coal, lying at Kowloon Bay.

Williamson & Co.

CLEARANCES.

October 2rd.

Frug, for Saigon. Haifong, for Swatow. faite, for Heibow, Patrick Henry, for Bangkok. Toila Mace, for Canton. Traylskiem, for Kangmont. Fun, for Hnihow.

October 10th.

All Muru, for Singapore, throngaling, for Canton. Empress of Aris, for Shanghai.. Hafther, for Bangkok.

Haiman, for Canton.

Hog Paston, for Ewangchowwan.

Kaying, for Amoy..

Luchar, for Swatow.

Mubos, for Canton.

ELECTRICALLY-DRIVEN SHIPS.

SELIPS.

In the Engineering Section if the British Association at Liverpul on Sept... pth a paper by Mr. F. 1. H. Clough on electric ship propulsion was rend. Apart from the hearings, which, of course, could be film-labriented, they were, said the author, no wearing parts in the electrioni equipment, and provide that the equip ment was properly designed it should have an almost indefinite life, Shodhl repairs be necessary they could readily be carried out, and in most cas repairs could wait until the ship reached part. In naval vessels it was often desirable to! run at full power, or at cruising speed. With electrical transmission this could be earried out by arranging that the motor: should have two sets of poles which was equivalent to changing the gear ratio Thus the turbines could be run at full speed when the ship was travelling at reduced speed; and as the power was very much lower at the reduced speed of the ship some of the turbines might be shut down. This gave a very great gain in economy. This practic bad been adopt- el on most of the America naval vergelt. Eletric transmissien euhl also be use fully employed on Dixel ships. The nd- vantages were that the engine schild be subdivided up into smaller units, and could probably hi run at higher speed. The engines could also be started up light, and. cnen started, might be left running even when the ship was stand- ing still. The engines also did not re quire to run in revers direction. ar. reversing could be done with the elec In the cast of the trical equipment. ships being built by Messrs. Cammell Laird and the B. T. H. Company for the United Fruit Company, a large amount of power was required for the refrigerat ing plant in addition to propelling the In this case the Diesel engines were fitted with two sets of generators, Per M.M. Porthos, on October one being used for propelling and the 4th Mr. and Mrs. Zobel de Avala, Mr. other for supplying power to the freezing MacNeary, Mr. Ricard, Mrs. Best, Mr. plant. By using direct current, machi. Giraud, Mr. Bower, Mr. Case, Mr.ery the ongipes could be run at full speed Gaseumania. Mr. Ewhatever spend the ship was running at Legrand, Mr. Hernando, Mr. Ortiz, Mr. Fernando, Mr. therefore full power was always availnile

for the freezing plant, Corral

Marinko Maru, for Moji.

Te Maillar, for Haiphong.

Paris Maru, for Singapore. Furthur, for Shanghai..

Popite, for Kwangchowwan. Vomitent Jeffrane, for Shanghai,

Krim, for Hoihow..

Shinshu Mur, for Canton

Ninkany, for Canton.

Saxhu Mars, for Swatow.

Tairang, for Canton.

Tran, for Manila..

Weser, for Singapore.

Fest Tron, Tor Singapore.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

Por 8.8. Hydrangea, on October 24th-ship. "Mr. G. GaNGSTID.

K.

K.

Yamashita Steamship & Mining Co., Ltd.

Steamship Owners, Shipping & Marine Insurance Broker Coalmine Owners, General Goal Merchant.

REGULAR FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE

-IITWREN

KEELING, HONGKONG & HAIPHONG

Sailing from Hoxazone,

TOI RẢI PHONG VL. Holhow & Pakhoi

NANTO MABU No. 1"

CANADIAN

PACIFIC

HOME VIA CANADA

Hongkong to England

via Shanghai, Nagaraki, Kobe, Vancouver, Aintreel & Quebec

Empress Asia.

Trom Homong

Dar

Oct. 25 Nov. 12 Minnedosa

3 Melita Empress Canada Nov. 17 Dec

Nov. 29 Dec 17 Minnedosa Empress Russia "Empress Australia Dec 21 Jan 9 Marhura

Jan. 10 Jan 28 Montcalm Empresa Asia Empress Russia Empress Australia Ful Empress Asla

Feb

7 Feb, 25 Marlock

25 Mar. 12Melita

•

F

Caunda England

Nor, 21 Nov. 38

PACIFIC MAIL

STEAMSHIP COMPANY

MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD

TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

"FAST-NEW_AMERICAN STEAMERS TO

SAN FRANCISCO

Tia

SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA & HONOLULU.

SS. "PRESIDENT LINCOLN

Dec. 13 Dec. 30.

S.S. PRESIDENT PIERCE"

Dec 27 JanL. 8

Jan 16 Jan. 13

Fetg P-13-

13

Mar 7 Mar. 14 Mar. 19 Mar. 28 Mar, 13 Mar. 31 Montrose

Ape. II Apr. Other Atlantic Sailinge every few days to Liverpool, Bouthampton, Glasgow, Antwerp Cherbourg and Hamburg Allotment of Cabirs on Atanto steamers hali hers and through tickets immed. Early reservation: mandzsary."

Tarte Trans-continental Tyzing Daily. Standard Bleeping Cars, Compartmenta & Drawing Rooms

Canadian Pacific Hotels at Victoria, Vancouver, in the Rocki, Calgar Winnipeg, Montreal and Quebec,

"CANADIAN PACIFIC THROUGHOUT”

Passenger Departinent Freight and Express ›

Tel 75%. Teli 43.

'Cables: GACANPAC Cables: NAUTILUS.

T. K. K.

THE PATHWAY OF THE SUN

is

REDUCED FARE TO EUROPE,

£112-£110 £120

Mono class steamers on the Atlantis, First class throughout

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO. VIA SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA AND HONOLULU.

LEAVE HONGKONG STEAMERS. TENYO MABU......

............ - 23,000 tons, Oct, 27th, KOREA MARU20,000 tons, Nov. 5th. BHINTO MABU (calling at Manila and Keelung)....29,000 tons, Nov, 18th 20,000 tons, Nov. 28th.. BIBERIA MARU (calling at Dairen)

HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO. VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO, MANZANILLO, BALBOA, CALLAO, MOLLENDO, A RICA AND IQUIQUE. THENCE BY TRANS-ANDEAN ROUT TO BUENOS AYRES. STEAMERS

ANYO MARU

SEITO MARU

RAKUYO MARU

Wednesday, Nov, Wednesday, Nov

Bailing and. Fares subject to Change Without Notice.

LOW FARES TO. EUROPE

£120

LOCAL EQUIVALENT OF

£112

£110

WITH STOP OVER PRIVILEGES AT PORTS OF CALL AND POINTS IN UNITED STATES.

VISIT

SAN FRANCISCO - LOS ANGELES SALT LAKE

CHICAGO NEW YORK.

CONNECTING WITH"ANY

DIRECT TRANS-CONTEN-,

ENTAL RAILWAY AND

ATLANTIC SERAMEES,

VISIT

YOSEMITE GRAND CANYON FEATHER RIVER YELLOW STONE PARK NIAGARA FALLS.

HONGKONG-MANILA

$5. "PRESIDENT PIERCE S.S. "PRESIDENT LINCOLN."

8.S, PRESIDENT TAFT

Oct. 29th.

Monday, Monday, Nov. 12th Monday, Dec. 3rd

HONGKONG CALCUTTA

FREIGHT ONLY

CALCUTTA via SINGAPORE PENANG & RANGOON.

November 2nd, at 5 p.m.

S.S. LAKE GITANO "

For Full Information regarding Bates, Space, etc., Apply to

·PACIFIC, MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. 187 FLOOR, QUEEN'S BUILDING, HONGKONG,

Tel. Central 141.

TONS

18,700 m

LEAVE HONGKONG

October 30th December 4th.

Cable Addream? *SOLANO."

15th..

14,000 siemene

JAPAN-HONGKONG-JAVA BERVICE.

LEAVE HONGKONG

OSAKA, KOBE, MOJT, DAIREN, HONGKONG, BATAVIA, SAMARANG AND SOURA BATA. STEAMER

* DESTINATION PERSIA MART (Batavia, Samarang & Sunrabays), ...........November 2nd.

NEW YORK LINE. (Fraight only.) VIA JAVA AND SUEZ.

STEAMER BIYO MARU

LEAVE HONGKONG: End of November of Early December. For full information regarding Passengers, Freight & Bailings.

Apply to

"Agents at Canton:

Mars T. E ORIFFITH.

ADMIRAL

LINE

T. ISUTBUMI, Manager.

King's Building,

Tel. No. C. 2374 & 4375,

ORIENTAL

ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE,

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER

THE NEW FAST AMERICAN STEAMERS TO

SEATTLE & VICTORIA SHANGHAI-KOBE-YOKOHAMA.

PRESIDENT JEFFERSON" PRESIDENT GRANT* "PRESIDENT MADISON" "PRESIDENT MCKINLEY"

TO EUROPE £120-£112-£110

2399.

NYK

Canton Agents HOLTOAK, MASSEY & CO., LTD.

RAILINGS SUBJECT TO AMEERAMELONE:

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai, Japan porta Through Bill of Lading issued to all Overland common Points in USA and Canada.

Through pastage rates to Europe via America G.5405; G.$420, 6.5440

Sunday, 4th Nov, at 11 am. IYO MART 2014.

90th Nov. Tuesday,

MARFILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Bingapore, &c.

SHIDZUOKA MARU

KITANO MARU

HAKUSAN MAKU...

Wednesday, 31st Oct., at 11 am, Wednesday, 7th Nov.

HAD BULG vis LONLON & KOTTERDAM. LIST BPOOL vis MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.

LYONS MARU

Wednesday, 31st Oct.

SYDNEY & MRI BOURNE vis Manila, 40.

2nd Nov, at Ilami, Friday, MISHIMA MAKU..........

Wednesday, 14th Nov., at 11 am AKI MARU

NEW YORK & BOSTON VIA PANAMA.

Thursday, TAKETOYO MARU... BUENOS AIRES vis Bingapore, Durban & Cape Town.

KANAGAWA MARU (calling Delagoa Bay) Friday, BOMBAY via Singapore and Colombo.

MALACA MARU

1st Nov.

26th Dot.

Wednesday, 31st Oct.

CALCUTTA vis Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.

Sunday, CALCUTTA MARUAM

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

Oct. 25th. Nov. 6th. ...Nov. 18th. Nov. 39th.

TANGO MARU

SHANGHAI HOBB

ATSUTA MARO

First Class on the Pacific. First Class on American or Canadian Railways. First Class and Monoclass and Second Class on the Atlantic. Choice of Trans-Continental. Railways. Any Line on the Atlantic. Through Accommodations and Booking Arranged.

TO MANILA

PRESIDENT GRANT- PRESIDENT MADISON”

...Oct. 28th. Nov. 9th

Through Bills of Lading to all United States and Canadian Overland Points;

also vis Panama Canal Lines to Atlantic Porta,

Copies of this fiaper are on file in AUMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE OFFICES, Now York,

Chicago, Seattle.

For Passage and Freight Booking apply to

ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Harding (Ground Floor)

No. 4, Les Voux Boad. Telephone: Central 2477 & 2478.

COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA DE BARCELONA

Spanish Royal Mail Line ⠀⠀

[For MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, SUEZ, FORTSAID,

BARCELONA and other SPANISH PORTS. "LEGAZPI KE

on or about 5th Nov.

9.8. C. LOFEZ Y. LOPEZ” »

For KEELUNG via Swatow & Amoy

TAIKWA MARU”

on or about 2nd Nov, For further parketlars, please apply tom

fracks Office:

27. Bonham Birani, West Gural, Central día. 165.

8. MITARAL,

Top Floor, King's Building T, Central No. 140,

For SHANGBAT, NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA, SEC. LOPEZ Y LO1E2"

lat Nov..

19th Dec.

Zet Dec.

The airmen of this Crary are all clareed 100 A1 at Lloyd's and are fitted with every cdern conveniczce for the ccmfeit and safety of the passengera Stewirders and Lector carried.

For Freight and/or parage apply to:-

BOTELHO BROS. Alexandra Bulding, Hongkong,

HOLLAND MART

PERANG MARU'

For further information apply to

4th Nov.

Thursday,⠀⠀ 22nd Nov,

YOKOHAMA

Wednesday, 7th Nov. Wednesday, 7th Nov. Sunday,

11th Nov,

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Telephone: Central Nom 292, 233 & SALI.

U. YAMAMOTO, Manager.

W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.

SHIPBUILDERS, MARINE AND LAND ENGINEERS mikler of Vossels up to 1,300 Tons: Fast Stan Launches and Motor Draft of all kinds: Tage, Bargos, Oil Tankers, Light-draft and River Steamers; Vessels built and shipped for re-emotion abroad

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