1924-03-06 — Page 10

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 6TH,

1934

SHIPPING NEW8

ARRIVALS.

3ture th. Botany, Vanists to 2.7Th fortes, Capt. Hi Frauken, from Bangkok, with age rat carga tying at guy No. C1 Jobo Manners, & r Clanden. Danish str. 1,149 tous, Capt. P. E. Christioris, from Bang- A with a general cargo, ¡ying at baloy Ng Cty,“ Kwang Nyan Song, Extra", fi horingston, American str. 7-781 Gas, Cam, L. D. Latey, from daily sing at lakk Stand and ON CH Telemachus, British -te, 69340 tons, Capt H. W. Hall, from Shigon, with age. eral cargo and mey, lying at làng No. B13.-W. For Shinz

&

Alarch 5th.:

· PASSENGERS.

DEPARTURES

Per sus Gusters, on March 5th.rs. M. Barber, Miss F. Craig, Mater. 1. Murray, Miss EG Janes. Mr. H. A. Crickmer, Mr, and fre W. tabletzol, Cupt. Cromelia Aly, K. G: Duskland, Cups Al. B. Nelson and Miss Anna Tribond...

"

A NYK six, Hakuzaky truon March 5th-Me, Liang Shil Yi, Hou Mr. Chow Shou Son, Mr, Mr and Misses Daquier, Mrs. E. B. Grey, Mrs. L. M. Brodie, Mr. R. Balled Mrs. Al Blacklock, Mrs. I. Crush, Mr. and Mrs. Henes, alt. J. FL. Greensili, Mrs. F. Basse, Mrs. P. Branie, Dr. W. Ward. At Eric Grimble, Mr. and Mrs. H C Rawson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Drysdale, 3. nad Mes. F. Mellows, Mrs. Clinton Abbott, Mrs. J S. Keith, Mrs. C. Gergensen, Mr. H. S. Powell, Mr. P. Prais. Mr. F. Elliot Doa, Aly. and Mrs. Gago Harp, Japnurse str., plis J. C. Gosaston, Miss J. B. Hosu-ton, Mr.

• "Capt. J" Yawere bom Moji, with a and Mrs. 1. M. 1.. Allen, Mrs. · F. general cargo, lying at buoy Na, Als Haiupder Suith. Mes. W. H. Train, Miss

Tora Kisen Kaisha

Crawford, Mr. J. W. Day, Mr. J. dang, British ser., 1870 teus, Capt. AteLean, Mr. Q. Horie Meal Mrs.

WC. Passure from Swalow, with a general cargo, Wing at Doughts whart Dougla Laprak & 16." Muchow, British st. 12 tous, adapt.

J. S. de Wolf, reom Fients, with general cargo. Iying de bugy Xa Bt.

B. & S

Briti-h -te, 343 tons, Capt. feu Swatow, with a general

at Chin Chu wharf. varge, lying Chin 'On 8.8. CAT

Later in tur

Mace, Japanese x

Pitting, Mes. G. Lang, Miss N. H Laug. Mr. F. Jarwick, Me. P. M. Eloyd, Mr. F. S. Peterson. Mr. G. Bastiamson, An A. Cung Mr. a. Lang, Mr Dis Lee, Me. A. Murphine, Mr. A. MeNeil, Mr. J. J. G. Melend, M», W. M. Pawer, Mr. J. G. Graham. Mrs. C. Crofton. Miss Beatrix Mirington, Miss F., M. Mease. Mr. J. R. Mellish. Mr. D. French, Mr. Geuas Castes. Mr. and Mrs. Castel- 10 xs, Mr. Foster Bergradald and a large

number of Japanese passengers.

Capt. T. Mato-hige, Tron Swatow

Per ss. President Tirant, for Victoria

with a galearguns coal, vingand Seattle eld Shanghai and Japan on at 0.58, K. wharf. -- 0.8.K,

Fab, Chinese str.. Late tous. Capt. We Print from Raley,

Wying at CM.SY.

March 5th.-Mr. A. A. Bryan. Mr. J. E.

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Ale's wind- TIMINÑ. OS "Kwaaglung: "British -tv., 1,479 tons. Capt. Sell, Front Bangkok and Swaton with a general cargo, lying a buny No. A5. - "B.^& S. Bongbong, Britch . 1001 tons, Capt. G. South, from Saigon, with rice, gins at Stamenttern Shing Fat Sung B. French str.."720, cons. Capt. J. Bonamour, fron Hongay, Ising t baby No. 2.-M. M. Tanelnom, Dheter str.. 1.545 tons, Capt. B

F. Brugina, from Singapore, with a Geral cargo, lying at bing No. AS

J C. J. T

How for American ste, 3.330 Lous, Capt. C. M. Berd, from Stanghal with

prneral cargo. Tying a buoy No. A-Struthers and Harry, Wanghong, British str. 9,072 3004, Capt. A. Smith, Pom Ingay, with mal ying at Quarry Bag Williamson and Co

CLEARANCEA

Murch, 4th, Arabicrtur for Surabaya, Hainclony, for Shanghai. President" "Goat, for Shanghai. Fingrbos, for Shanghai. For Fines for Tailow.

March-th.

Changeita, for Shanzhak"

Bolso, for Caution,

Commas, for Haigh

Hahigali Moru, the Shanghai.

Haber, for tunton.

tak fauna, fu Kwang, Chow Wan.

For

Haiphong

for Canton,

for Swatow.

IN

Pukku, for Shanghai,

Senge Men, for Kietung.

Sheaf Dart, for Chiton,

Nony Be for Cuntan

Tning, for Manila.

Tikembang for Chin Wang Tao.

Toon, for Shanghai,

Yei fazen, for Bangkok.

THE BANGKOK DOCK,

The report of the directors of the Hang kok Thek for the year ended Deconibes 31st, 121, shows that the profit for the year, after writing off theals 34,746.00 as depreciation on the company's property and plans, muwanted in real 220,042.40 To this has her in ad amount brought forward from last year, tients 50,650,13. which makes

ja sam of fienis 200,64962 available for distribution, which the diretors we be dealt with follows: Pay dividend of 10 per cent. ticals 100,000, transfer to reserve for dock extensions and improvement- tical 100,000, director's remuneration 15,000. bongs to staff 9,500. carry Forward tas 1004 66.112.92

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Brown. Dre and Mrs. J. F. Cottingham, Mrs. J. M. Pogle. Mr. and Ms. J. S Fassett, Mr. Gro. Kanter, Mr. and Mrs. 12 H. Lawson, Mr. WG. Lalor, Bishop CE Locke, Mrs. Mina W. Locke, Mrs. J. E. McCallongh, Mrs. R. Reynolds, Miss R., Reynolds, Miss L. Reynolds. Mr. H. S. Reaves, Mrs. M. Rely, Mis S. E. Seefeld, Dr. Ashton B. Tabat, Miss A. M. Teegarden, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wagner MBs C. C. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Young, Mrs. Florence Young. Mr. T. Hida, Mr. S. Shioji, Miss A E Thorpe, Rey, W. W. Caffey, Mr. Alfred de Kay, Mr. H. O. Field. Rer. Antonio Gunsch, Mr. I. P. Kent. Rev. Hornen MeKenia, Mr. David Atkins, Mrs. W. R. Beaches Mr. A. S. Coffin, Mrs. G. C de Tingson, Mr. W. Gray, Mr. R. D. Horne, Mr. and Mrs, GE Heath,, Mr. Fritz H. Jackson, Mrs. T. W. Kydd, Mr. E. A, Moureary. Mr. R.. Mira Bas, Mr. R.S.Ramon, Mr. A. P. West, Mr. W. A. Cornell. Mr. K. Bon, Mr. B. F. Hobson, Mr. W. B. Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. P., 8. Dran, M. and "Mrs, P. R. Bons, Mr. and; Mr. W. A. Rogers. Mr. 30. H. Swan, Mrs. JR. Taggart, Mr. J. ('. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. A S. Lariat Mr. and Mrs. H. Bucknell, Mr. N. B. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kammerer, Mr. A. Dryver, Mrs. W. H. Lanning. Mr. and Mrs. G F Haslam, Miss Naney Syr. Mes Louie Masterson, Miss Edna Mason Miss Vera MeNly, Mr. M. Myers,, M and Mrs. 11. B. Fowler, Mr. L. Bendshaw, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bingle. Miss M. Bingle. Eric Moller, ME W. E. Carme, Mr. J. II. Scott. Mrs. L. Thompson, Miss L. Thompson. Mr. J. Breen, Capt. Arteldt. Mr. and Mrs, V. Visser, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Seiner, Mr. A. de Sheime, Mr. R Baude, MA. E. H. Dahlin, Mr. and Mrs. Borodin, Miss Kulevien, Mr. H. W Logu. Father. Roque Ruano, and nunder of Chinese passengers.

SHIPPING NOTES.

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· Suk forwarded from here by the Ba press of Russia on February 7th arrived in New York on March 16 having been 93 days in tru-it

The White Star Line Co. has construct- el manificent models of its greatest shipa for the Empire Exhibition. The idéndola nge up to 20ft, in length. Side by side with the Majestie will be shown Ducra of the Affanfic, built in 1842 while the Car, the largest Australian trade steamer, will be displayed in an artificial waterway reprodueing Sydney Harbour.

The world's oldest battleship", will shortly celebrate her julle. This is the Fases de Finn, the bride and glory of the Portuguese navy, which was completed at. Blackwall on the Thames in 1876. The Fam has a displacement of 2,422 tons, and carries a collection of Krupps and inall guns, As she can be rarely conged from her marings, she is usually retained as a Boating battery to averawa the revolutionary-inclined citizens of Li

STRUTHERS & BARRY

OFERATING US. GOVERNMENT SHIPS. EXPRESS FREIGHT SERVICE, FOR HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO FROM HONGKONG BY DIRECT ROUTE U8.5.3. "West Nilna”

Duo Hongkong

5th lar Leave Hongkong 10th Mar

FUR SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES **FROM HONGKONG BY DIRECT ROUTE U.S.8.B, West Montop"

Dae Hongkong 8th Mar. Leave Hongkong 10th Mar, CARGO ACCEPTED FOR THANSHIPMENT AT BAN TEANGIBOU TO WESELT HAILINGS FOB ATLANTIO SEABOARD PORIS. THEODOR BILLS OF

LADING 188JED TO US, AND CANADIAN OVERLAND POINTS,

FOR MANILA AND P. I PORTS DIRECT.

Das Hongkong 5th Mar, Leave Hongkong 7th Mar

J. B.B.Test Unfoota

FOR FINGAPORE, MANILA AND P. I. POETS. U...B. "West Ivan

Das Hongkong 14th Mar Lesyo Hongkong 15th Mar THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED TO ALL PORTĄ NOT BEEYED,

FOR FULL INFORMATION" "APPLY TO

L-EVFEETT,

STRUTHERS AND BARRY.

General Agent for

JAPAN-CHINA-PHILIPPINES.

INDO-CHINA-STEAITS & JAVA,

“1st Floor. Queen's Building.. Phone Central No. 2005. G. P. BRADFORD.

Ros, Agent,

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May 30 Jané 8 8 May 36 Empress Scotland June 4 Jane 11:

* Vis Honolulu, Olber Atlantis Salling every few days to Liverpool, Southampton, Glasgow, Antwerp Cherbourg and Hamburg, Allotment of Cabina on Atlantisteamers hald here and through tickete inriredi Early reservation necessary,

HONGKONG-MANILA-SERVICE Commencing with the aprival of the Empress of Russia, 25th March, the Eurola" of Busio and Impress of ana will make the round trip to Manile from Hongkong, leaving Hooping on Wednesday after arrival, arriving Manila. Friday Morning, leaving Basila Saturday Evening and arriving Hongkong Monday Morning, 7 19.

Three Trans-continental Trains Daily,

Standard Sleeping Cars, Compartments & Drawing Rooms,

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STEAMERS

TAIYO MARU TENYO MARU KOREA MARD SHINYO MARU

"

" LEAVE HONGKONG ...29,000 tons, Mar. 98th (from X'bams.)

....29,000 tons, Mar, 27th**, 1.20,000 tona, Apr. 8th, 1924.

22,000 tons, Apr. 23rd (from S'knij SIBERIA. MARU,100 tons, May 5th. 1924

HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO,

VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FEDRO, MANZANILLO, BALBOA, CALLAO, MOLLENDO, ARICA AND IQUIQUE. TERNET BY TRANS-ANDZAN ROOT TO BEENOS ATRES. STEAMERS

GINYO MARU

ANTO MARU

SEXYO MARU

BAKUYO MARU

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TONS.

LEAVE. HONGKONG -

.16,000

• hàn_hat her more con March 15th. 18,700

srisikengen je eksamenApril. 14,000June

— 18,500

...........July

24th.

10t5.

19th,

Through Bill of Lading fasted to all, United States Overland Points; also

via Panama Canal Lines to Alisatie Ports,

For full Information regarding Passengers. Freight and Sailings,

Agents at Canton/"

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TO EUROPE-£120-£112-£110

Mar. 26th, at 10 a.m.

Apr. 9th, at 10 am.

Sailing and Fares subject to Change Without Notice,

LOW

FARES TO EUROPE

£120

LOCAL EQUIVALENT OF

£112

£110

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

VISIT

SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES SALT LAKE CHICAGO NEW YORK.

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CONNECTING WITH ANY

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GRAND CANYON FEATHER RIVER

TELLOW STONE PARK NIAGARA FALLS.

HONGKONG-MANILA

9.5. “PRESIDENT WILSON"

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Mar. 15th, at 6 p.m.

Mar. 29th, at 5 pm.

HONGKONG-CALCUTTA

FREIGHT ONLY

CALCUTTA via SINGAPORE, PENANG & RANGOON,

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

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BAILINGS BURJECT TO ALERRATION.

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai, Japan porto

Through Bill of Lading issued to all Overland common Foints in USA. and Canada.

Through passage rates to Europe via America, G.$405, 0.8420, 0.8440 YOKOHAMA MARU

Sunday, 9th Mary at 11 am KAGA MARU

Thursday, 3rd April

MARSEILIFS, LONDON & ANWEBP vis Bingapore, &c.

HOKUSAN MARU

KITANO Bükü

Wednesday, 19th Mar, at 11 am, Wednesday, 26th Mar.

HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

MATSUYE MAKU

The beam "Second half of March. LIVERPOOL vis MARSEILLES VALENCIA,

Tuesday, 11th March.

DELAGOA MARU SYDNEY & MELBODENE via Manila, &c.

20

154

NEW YORK & BOSTON FIA PANAMA.

Wednesday, 19th Mar., at 11 am). Wednesday 16th April

BUENOS AIBES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town.

KANAGAWA MABU ·

BOMBAY via Singapore and Colombo.

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YOSHINO MARU

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Saturday tad Maz:

Becond half of April.

Monday, 10th Mar

Saturday, 15th Mar

Trooday, 11th Mar. Sunday, 28rd Mar.

Thursday, 18th Mary

Mar. 17th.

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...Mar. 8th: ...Mar. 20th.

Through Pille of Lading to all nited States and Canadian Overland Points;

Also via Panama Canal Lines to Atlantic Porta.

Copies of this paper are on file in ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LI* Oritczs, New York,

Chicago, Ecattle.

For Pathogs and Freight Booking apply to

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Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building (Ground Floor). Telephone: Central 2477 2 2176.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS..

The B.M. Empress of Canide of her Bound-the World Craise, arrived at Bom- bay on March 4th at 10.30 a.m.

The P. & O. Co.'s ey. Hovmila, leit Shanghai for this port on the 4th inst, at 7.30 p.m. and is dus bere on the Th inst, at about 3 m

The B. 1. Apoar Line's as Torilia, left Singapore, fer this port on the "sth ins, and is due hers on the morning of the 11th inst.

The se. Laumiedos (Blue Funnel Line), arrived at London on the 2nd inst.

The His. Elperor, (Blus Fun! Line), for London, Piterdam and Illaburg, left Shacphai noon on the 5th isst, for thin port and in dus here on the ith inst Vessel will be dispatched at 4 p.m. on the 10th inst

No. 4, La Vosar Road.

The as Helens (Blue Funzel Lize), Ift Liverpeal on the 2nd inst, für Straite, Hengkong, and Shanghai, and 'die here on or about "April 7th..

The es. Astyanar, (Blue Funnel Line), from Liverpool, left Singapore on the 4th inst, for this port and i due here on the 11th, inst.

The Admiral Oriental Lino's en West Taon, which is due at Hongkong on March arrival at Foochow on March ard. The Admiral Oriental. liner President Madison, which is due a Bengkong on March 6th, sailed from Kebo on February

th, on schedule.

The Admiral Oriental liner President McKinley, which is due at Hongkong, ons March 18th, sailed from Boattle on Febru Lary seth, on xhedule."

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The Southwestern Miller is expected to arrive here from Shanghai on the 8th Inst.

PENANG MARU

CALOUTTA. Via Singapore, Penang & Bangoor.

WAKASA MARU

TOKUSHIMA MAKU

HH

NAGASAKI, KUBE & YOKOHAMA

TOSHINO MARU

SHANGHAI. KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

KAMO MARU

KATORI MARU

TAJIMA MARU

Wednesday, 12th Mar.

Thursday, 13th Mar. Sunday, 23rd Mar,

For further information apply to NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Telephone: Central Nos. 291, 2851à 1421.

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