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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

November 20th, Sunning, British st., from Canton,

lying as buoy No. As- Sundi, Portuguese str., 440' tous, Capt. G. A. de Souza, from Kwang Chow h'an, with a general cargo, lying at: Saikong wha71-Po On S.S. Co.

November 21st. Amukum Maru, Japanese str., 2:38 tons. Capt. S. Tabata, from Swatow, with general cargo, lying at S. wharf.-O.S.K. Andes Muro, Japanesi str., 1,847 tons, Capt. Y. Miyahara, from Moji, with agonera! cargo, lying at Kowloon wharf.-O.S.K.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND,

M Van Wickel, Rer. C. E. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Cart Wicke, Miss E J. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bauman, Mr. D. W. Maher, Mr. C. J. Sabiston, Mr. E. L. Hall, Mr. A. L. Haget. Mr. 1. B. Collins, Mr. and Mr Roy P. Cole. Mr. B. G. Butler, Mr. C. Shauk. Mr. M. A. Malley, Mr. P. C. Whitaker, Mrs. Lopez, Mr. G. M. Ivory, Mr. E. J.

Nell, Mr. R. «Kimbrel.

DEPARTURES.

Per 3. Prendent · Lincoln, on Nov, 21st. For Shanghai: Mr. & A. Cheney, Mr. A. N. Fenwick, Mr. C. Frischen, ME. C. Holbrook, Mr. Harry Loo, Mr. A. Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. McWhorter, Mr. Sylvester P. O'Connor. Mr. and Mrs. G. Robinso,

For Kobe:

Mr. H. T. Kitto and Mrs Adele Metzger. For San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Allen, Miss M. Bartling, Mr. H. M. Bocker, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Chittenden, Miss Cathryn Chittenden. Ming W. Erbst. Mr. and Mrs O. I. Everts, Mrs. R. M. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, E. Lehmann, Mr. L. Gre Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Miller, Mrs. L. R. McIntyre, Mrs. E. O'Connor, Miss E. E. O'Connor, Mrs. B. K. Rust, Mr. W. R Schick, and everal Chinese saloon pas- sengers.

Bursa, Muru, Japanese str., 4.381 tous, Capt H. Meguro, from Singapore, with a general cargo, lying at Kow. loon wharf.-0.S.K Calchus, British str., 6,313 tolls, Capt. J. Woodgets, from Singapore with a general cargo. lying at Holt wharf.-B. &S; Cheangaking, British str., iras Canton,

lying at buoy No. Ca. Empress of Burgh, British str., 5.780 tona, Capt A, J. Husken, from Van- couver, B.C., which port she left on

The Kermit (Blue Funnel Line), November lat, with a general cargo. from New York. left Manila on the lying at Kowloon wharf.-C.P.S.Sinst, for this port and is due here on the

morning of the rd inst, Ltd.

Ha Faany, British xtp., 1,148 toris. Capt, Ellis Walker, from Swatow, with a Douglas general cargo, lying at wharf-Dougins, Laprak & Co. Ugateungen, British str.. 361 tons. Capt. W. Brower. from Swatow, with groural cargo, lying at Chiu Un whart.Chi On SS Co. Kiang, British str., 1,395 tons Capt. G. Morse, From Bangkok and Swator, with a general cargo, lying at buny No. Bis.-B. & S. Kangler, Chinese fr., 1,463 tons, Capt. G. L. Crawford, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. CH.-C.MS.X. Co. Shantung, British str., 1,568 tons. Capt. R. Robertson, from Shanghini and Amoy, with a general cargo. lying at Imoy No B12-R. & S.. Sekina Mara, Japanese str., from 'Can

ton, lying at bnog No. C47. Siberia Maru, Japanese str.. 6,100 tons

Capt. M. Otani, from San Francisco. and Shanghai, the latter part she left on November 10th, ¡ying at loy No: 20. T.KK.

Taito Maru, “Japanese ste,, from Canton,

tying a buoy No. Bie.

tons, Tjikendang Dutch str. 5.025

Capt. J. J. Duit, from Dalny, with general cargo. lying at buoy No. AM.-J.C.I.L.

CLEARANCES.

November Rist: -Burina Muri, for Kobe. Colthus, for Shanghai, Haiyang, for Saigon. Honghen, for Swatow.

Kaying, for Amoyi

Krangtre, for Canton, Mingang, ter Hoihow.

President Mekisley, for Manila, Neking Muru, for Forshow,

Suuli, for Kwang Chow Wan.

Sunning, for Swatow,

Terits Mara. for. Kreling. Tran, for Manila.

-Tabu, for Hoihow.

FASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

1st

The ssj (Blue Funnel Line), for Boston and New York. left Shanghai on the thinst. for this port and is due here on the Brd inst. She will be des patched at daylight on the 25th inst,,

Manila and Singapore.

The Hy (Blue Funarl Line), leit Liverpool on the fath inst. for Singa pare, Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan, and is dus here on or about Dreember seth.

The 5.3. Laomedon (Blue Funnel Line), left Liverpool on the 17th inst. for Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai, and is due here on or about December 22nd.

The P. O. 1.8. Karmala arrived at Marseilles on November 20th.

The P.&O. Co.'n 4.4, Jyunza Jeft Shanghai for this port on the 21st inst na 30 m., and is dus here on the 24th, at about 6 A.M.

VESSELS EXPECTED,

dehilles (Bins Funnel), due to-day, day

light.

Chambord (M.M.), due today.

Dardanus (Blue Funnel), due Nov. 7th. "Patrocus (Blue Funnel), due Dec. 10th. Paul Lecat, (M.M.), due Dec. 9th, Thrus (Blue Fannel), da to-day. Titan (Blue Fannel), dar Dec. 8th. Wheatland fastand (Admiral Oriental)

due December 2nd.

SHIPPING NOTE.

The silk which left here by the P&O 98. Karmda on October 19th was des livered in Marseilles on Xovember 20th, a transit of a days.

WEATHER REPORT.

November 91st at 7892 -Pressure has in- creased slightly at Menila and decreased slightly engkong, Haiphong and Chefoo. It is nearl stationary along the E. Coast of N. Luzon.

Bry

The typhoon appears to be "bearly statice-

sleg. E.

Ab2

7 in about Lat. 17 deg. X. and Long, 119'

20

p.m. S.S. Cheribon, in La 17 deg Tong 118 deg.05 E. had a mod.

crate gale from 3.N.E.

Cyclonic gale may expected over the N.E.

Per 8. Hydrangen, on November 21st: portion of the China Sea. Rer. L. Wemer.

Per 24 Empress of linssia, on Nov. 1st-Mrs. Arapid, Mr. J. Arnold. Mr. S. Berg Mr and Mrs. E. Ranje, Mr. H. Briggs, Miss J. Breslauer, Mr. L. C. Cran, Mr. C. Choufu, Mrs. . H. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. R. vining, Mis Rose Ellis. Mr. P. Farrant, M. and Mr. J. 3. Gaiz, Mrs. A. P. Grenv19, Mr. A. C. Greaves, Mes. A. J. Hailey,

Mrs. I. M. Hara, Mrs. C, M. Heanley,

tongkook rainfall for the 24 hours ending

ar 18 hours, 21st November 000 inch. Total Janust, 106.41 inches, against an

The tore for the 24 hours ending at 18 boats, Nov nel las follows:

DISTRICT

average of 81 63 inches,

Formoss Channel

CANADIAN

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Dec. 27. Jan. 3

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SEIYO MARU14,000 RAKUYO MARU

15th..

LEAVE HONGKONG

December 4th. ............January ******** 18,600 JAPAN-HONGKONG-JAVA SERVICE,

1. between

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December 184

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Dec. 18th, at 4 p.m.

HONGKONG -CALCUTTA

CALCUTTA via SINGAPORE PENANG & RANGOON.

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VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai, Japan poris Through Bills of Lading issued to all Overland common Pointa in USA. and Canada.

Through passage rates to Europe via America G3405, G.8420, G.S440

Monday, 26th Nov., at 11 am- SHIDZUOKA MARU

Wednesday, 12th Dec,

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KATORI MARU'

Friday, 23rd Nov., at 11 am Wednesday, Sub Dee.

HAMBURG vis LONDON & BOTTEL DAM.

YOKOHAMA MAKU

KAMO MARU

10th Dec,

8th Feb, 1924.)

TOYOHASHI MARU

First half of Dec.

LIVERPOOL V

MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.

Second half of Dec.

18 Dec. 19th Jan, 1924.

NEW YORK & BOSTON VIA PANAMA.

TAKAOKA MARU

Wednesday, 19th Dec.

28th Nov.

For SHANGHAI, NAGASAKE, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

88 ISLA DE PANAY".

FORROAST

INE.

{N.E.. winds, strong.

8.S. C. LOPEZ T. LOPEZ"

Mr. H. Keller, Mrs. W: Lopnu, Mr. and Bongkong to Gap Rock NE. winds, mod.

Mr R. G. Murdock. Mr. Y. Nitani, Miss S. T. Nason, Mr. and Mrs. T. E Pearce, Col C. B. and Mrs. Palmer, Mr. HE Parkinson, Mr. and Mr. Á. B. See, Miss L. H. Sturgis, Mrs. 8. Sibp son, Mr. J. Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. T. Troller, Mr. H. P. Winslow, Mig Walb. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wheen, Mr. W. c.i Wenver, Mr. F. O. Wolf. Mr. A. J. Wyly, Miss R. Aber, Ming A. Bach. Mr. F. A.. Castro Sister E. Constance, Miss N. Costa, Miss T. Chta, Mr. T. J. Bibby. Miss M. D'Aquino. Mrs. M. Fiore, Mr. W. Green, Miss E. E. Giles, Miss J: Gonsalves, Mr. and Mrs W. Hansen, Sister Helena, Mig A. Hancock, Miss P. Kohn, Mr. John B. Law, Mrs. C. II. Perry, Miss M, L. Rasmussen," Mr

erate to fresh; fine to

South coast of China betwean |

cloudy.

da

Hongkong and Lameck«f South coast of China between do

Hongkong and Rainen"

HONGKONG METEORULUGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, „November 21st

Previous On Date Da Linɛë

Day int m 6 p..

Barometer Temperature Bumidity Wind Direction

Force Weather

. Sheppard, Sr. D. T. G.. Wemyss. Per 8.8. President Mckinley, on Nov. 21st: Mrs. T. Otis Baker, Capt. C. A. Bel, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baldwin, Miss. Esm

M

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29.81 99.97

B 57 ESE ENE E

40.89 73

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0.00

From November 22nd to 28th, 1923- Hoon Wapi.

B. Bruce, Capt, nnd Mrs. I.. J. "Bowler, Highest open-air Temperature on 20th Mr. E. S. Clark, Mr. and Mr. R. F. Lowest open-air Temperature ́ on Zisk .. 67 Cos, Capt. and Mrs. J. R. Defries, Miss

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE. Helen Defrees, Mr. J. F. Dorsey. Mrs. H. Edwards, Mr. A. D. Farwell, Mrs. Fletcher, Mr L. Ferrier, Mr. C. Gabriel, Capt. and Mrs. B. C. Grant, Mrs. B. Glasscock, Mrs. O. T. Merkle, Mr. J. C. Ohmstad, Mr. Pedro, Pido, Miss F. Pool, Mrs. C. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Richera, Mrs. B. Bosenfold. Mr. W. H. Robinson, Mrs. E. M. Robinacu, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mr. F., Saab, Mrs. N. M., Saleeby, Mr. A. H. Sunder- Land. Mrs. B. Springer, Misses" N. R. Thur. 23 m Sands (2). Mr. R. Shima, Mr. E. M.

Month.

· H'kong.

Standard

B Time:

Height

Height

30 3 220 3.2

LOW WATER,

H'kong

Standard

Time,

Hannon, Mr. S. A. Hamlin, Col. Andrew || Ft := 13 m Hero and Mrs. Hero, Ming E. K. Huro,

Migs Margaret Highes, Mr. A. T85

Mr. E. M. Hand, Miss A. M. Hand, | Sptar. 24 m 10 38 Mrs. R. J. Halpin, Mrs. Jenn Hughes,

h. . ft. in 13 8 834a 7 9 66

63m 3 38 y.58 B

2.55 藕 Jm 4 12

b. m. ft.

3.22

11 21

Faylum, Miss C. J. Honts," Mr. T A.

78.

Hill, Mr. M. Iwakawa. Mr. V. Kasilag, Mon, 26

0 648 m

23

Mr. T. E. Lake. Mr. I. Mivakita, Mrs.

10 14 a 7

4 95 9

Bessie, Malton, Mrs. C. 5. Merriam, Mr.

T

27

6 10

10 42 7

4.30 m

I. 8. Moon. Mr. 0. Merkle, Mr. and Wed,

28

Mr. Jas. Shultz, Miss Sawyer, Mr. D. Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Wickel,

11 26 7 A

4·55.

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...Nov. 30th. ...Dec. 12th. Dec. 24th,

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Dec. 3rd

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...

Tuesday, 27th Nov. CALLUTTA vis Singapore, Penang & Kangoon.

Sunday,

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TANGO MARU

25th Nov.

Saturday, 24th Nov.

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