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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS

April 6th

Augo Mora, Japon se t, 3791 tons. Capt. M. Takandzuma, trom Keelung, with a general cargo, lying at Adinte- at No. 1.T.A. K. Crylon Ho, Japanese str., 2,095 fous

Capt. M. Murakami, ne at Kowloon kui, from Moji, with cargo. arral wharf-NY.K. aye Mars,

Picpanese str., Thà tons, s. Furakawa, frein Huahine Capt. 5. with a gel cargo, lying at buoy No. B. V.K.K. Suluiker, Norwegian str., 1.633 tam. Cap. A. Norvalla, from Saigon, with rice iving at Soutters--K. Larsen i Tyndarens, British str., 5,190 tons, Capt F. Adcock, from Vancouver and Mike, with a genere earzo, bring at buoy No. A-8. & S. Alaba Mars, Japanese str., 8,06 tons, Capt. D. Freesami, from Shanghai, a general cargo, lying at buoy No. A2 -0.8, K. Asia, Ennish me, with

1180 tons, Capt. Reveal cargo, Wing at buoy No. As-John Mariner Cri

French str. E. Vessieres, from Compas, Fruit, ying at Stangent

& Co Dozon

Japanese ste.. TANO tony.. Capt. Chito from Keelung, with eat,

No. C-M.B K. lying at

wegian at 1.10 for, Capt.

Doni, from

U.S. AS SHIPOWNER. AN ENMERCANTILE MARINE?

HUNDREDS OF RUSTIŅA VESSELS,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH, 1924

The New York correspondent of a Lan don paper wrote last month: The decision of the United States Shipping Board to invite fresh bids for the whole or what one our Unmercantile writer describes as little public interest. The only new frie Marine" of 1.338 vessels excites curion ly tare in its announcement, consists in the Fet that it is now ready to consider offers of les than £6

, con. One more the

newspapers recite the appalling story of the sensational and

es suffered by American taxpayers through the fort of the Government, armeel with unlimited Supplies of money to operate a vast commercial feet. But the rectacle of hesteeks of idle, rusting ships, huddled together on the Hudson and an obscure waters in other parts of the country, has familiarised the voter with the idea of failure,

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The Shipping Foard, through variou channels of publicity, has attempted to gal vanie popular enthusiasm for the largely by argument showing an antis Hritish hlas. So far as one can judge. the arguments have awakened only the smallest echoes As the New Fark Herult observes, the American people lacks the will to develop a

first-class merchant "It is unnecessary to recapitulate the numerous reasons given for this incliffers face, But

น few personal experience are worth rating. Mr. Charles Brown, fer

marine

Dr Hjorth, from Bangkok, with a instance, the American head of a glas

General cargo, lying at Stonewatters Thureen & Co.

Fook Hong, British str., 1.218 runs, Capt. E. Waitneck, from Saigon, with rice, Iying

at Stoarchiter--Choong On 6.9. & Co.. Pakase dure. Japaned ar. gg tons, Capt. K. Takemoto, fran Trimoto, with coal lying at buoy No." (47-- M.B.K Helenus British str. 4.820 tons, Capt. Collisde, from Singapore, with a gen- eral cargo, bing at Heir what G. & S.

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in Belgium, and one of the largest Pacife window-glass imparters on the cast, patriotically insisted on all his pur- chase being shipped in American bottins, though their rates were fantastically high. But after several shipment- had been made he revered his decision, because of this ex evenice breakages.

THE "LEVIATHAN. "

The ea of the treiathan is also cited, Sims he grounded in New York Harbour in the middle of December she has beep cating her head off, with 400 officers and men aboard on full pay. A few daysing

Hydrangra, British str. 361 tous, Capt. 1 m

W. Brewer, From Swatow, with a ghe was taken to Boston, where it was dis eral ergs, lying at Chin On wharf-covered that extensive repairs to her hall are necessary. In business circles it is not 'Ulia On 8.8, Do

believed that any acceptable private bids will be made for her.

Lee Sang, British str., 572 tons. Capt. T; Croft, Tum Haihow, with a general carge, lying at buoy No. (%.-. M.

Qualkert." Butch str. 8,013 pens, Capt.

Che writer in the Atlantic Monthly de- clares: It is impossible to interest and ngessful, well-informed capitalist in au Gunther - from Europe American steam-hip. Hine for the Trausat lantic tale," and he adds, Our futile Manila, the fatter port he left on April 7th, with general cargo, lying trade of the world, in view of our great effort to compete for the open carrying Kowloon wharf. -J.C.J.L

34 tons, Capt. A.

material resources. remind me of the in the Scriptures who covetous rich may Menantu, fem Haihow with a gen

ral

care, bing at Bus No. C18anted the widow's an owe lamb.

Fuggestion is that the Shipping Tai Wor& C

Boardshould keep its flag flying by teas Sanghan Harafapanese str. 150 tons,

Capt. - Kawamura, from Shanghai,ing its ships to China. with a zeneral cargo, bying at Stone cution.-N.Y.K.

CLEARANCES,

April 8th.

Chambward, for Shanghai,

Aelitug, for f'antoni

April 9th.

"Waylon Main for Singapore,

19 Cfiskyn, for Haihaw,

Fuku Macu, for Wumpoii.

Kwanghow Wica.

Hash Cantem, for

Kining Sany, bo cantoa.

for Pakhoi.

Shaw, for fauton.

for Kohe.

Jarkom, for Shanghai,

Canton.

Prudure, for

Promit, C'auton. President Lincoln, for Shanghai Sheat faner, for Chin Wang Tao,

Samain, for Shanghai.

Snight Moru, for Chaton.

Tonger, for Foochow

Waghangy for Flongay.

Tuhu. For Amay.

PASSENGERS.

- ARRIVALS.

$1

Tur us. Hutedagro ou April 9th:-Mrs D: Griffen add Mr. 1. W. Giallon.

PARTURES,

PREFERENTIAL AVEES,

Meanwhile the action of the Shipping Bone in demanding the enforcement of the law providing for, preferential rail. way rate for goods carried in American bottom is exciting considerable contre-

The demand is described by Mr. Thomas WoodHock, a well-known writer on crono- mies, asumpening the door to a conflict of the most far-reaching character with Beitain. He express the hope that the Shipping Board is alive to the nature of the reprisals Britain and other countries. may adapt.

"I do not really know what the United States, Shipping Board is after," said sir Thomas Roylen, chairman of the Cunard Line, to a reporter, It may be that the Shipping Board simply want proof that they cannot sell, the ships and there. fore hay to alternative but to run them. In my opinion this shows the failure of State ownership of shipping, and although" 7" think this particular fees of Ships would as run at a lơn, whoever had control, I believe that under private | ownership less money would be lost than

at present,”

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WEATHER REPORT

April 9th at 18-Pressure kuns deervasmă Hofrately at Chefpo and slightly at Shanghai early stationary at other reporting

Atations

The antiyclone is probably central newe Tokio.

18 hours, April 9th, is inch. Total since Hongkong rainful for the 24 hours ending at Jazury 1st, 819 inches, against an average

Porno Karen Murn on April 8th- Major K. Asakawa, Mr. and Mrs. G. Ambler, Col. and Mrs J. Campbell, Mr. P. As Church, Hr. Gro. M. Evans, 3e, E. L. Ebas, A., Aunu Galstaun, Mr. T. Hayashi. Rov god Mrs. R. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. E. Jardins, Mr. P: F. LeFeyre, Dir. 11. Martin Bliss D. Martin, Miss Medar, Mr. A. B. Medar, Dr. and Mrs W. J. Miller, Mr. K. Nakano, Mr. Nile Outhene. M. Ogura, Mrs. C. Okubo, Mile. Rique 1, Mr. H. Sigling, „Mr. TI. Spidolmunt, 3e, C. N. „Sissona, Major A. Wada, Mr. T. Yohura, Rey, and Mr Nicholas Dizon, Mrs. Dora Grun-la stein is M. Sugita, Mr. M. Shary, oic.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS...

The R31.8. Emperss of Australia is due he at pm. today (April 10th) and will berth it buny No. Al

The six. Glanens (Blue Funnet Line), for London, Rotterdamn and Hamburg left Shanghai on the 9th inst, for this port and is due here on the afternoon of the 11 inst. She will be despatebed t

p.m. on the 14th.

The s. homedon (Blue Fannel Line), Beft Liverpool on the 5th inst, for Straits, Hoogkong and Shanghai, and is due here. on or about May 13th

The Adolf Yuw Breyer. (Hugo Bling) left Singapore yesterday, at 5-6

di due ure on the 15th inst

1.

of 734 inche

The forcat for the 24 houri ending at 18 hours, April lith is as follows

DISTRICT

FORECAST Formosa Channel

JN. winds, fresh.

Nor variable winin,

mixlerate; fuir.·

Jo.

do

Hongkong to Cap Rock

South coast of China between

Hongkong and Lamocks South coast of Chins between.

Hongkong and Hainan'

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From April 10th to 10th, 1924. HIGH WATER

V

Low Watzë

Long Standard Time

b. m 10 1.14

0132

f

in.j

.

17.

25

4.0

at 5-6 n.m.

The Admiral Oriental finer, President Tefertim which is due 2. this port on

Thur. 10 April 11th, arrived at Shanghai on April 7th, on schedule.

HO

ON SALE..

flright,

Hong. Standard Tune.

ft. in.

8.5424

9 182 5

10 71 72

Fri. 11 br 2 44 .0 58 inferior High Satar 12

Noinferior nor Low Water "ONGKONG, HANSARD REPORTS S 13 Noinferior High nor Low Water

of the MEETINGS

3 18 a 5. 31 21 LEGISLATIVE. “COUNCIL for the Mon, 14 m2 6-56 | 4-

4.3 m 10 32 8.0 4.8 m 0 22 19 6-2 fm 11.14 1 1

the

4746

Gemmion 1921. N

Revised by the Members.

PIHICE...

Turk.

7 7

Well 16.7 24"

15 in

DAILY Para Orries,

1.

CANADIAN

PACIFIC

HOME VIA CANADA

Hougkung England

via Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yot obama, Vancouver. Mentival & Quebec,

From

Due Hoarloaf Vancouver

Empress Australia Apr. 18 Buy 7 Melita

Alay Empress Asia

8 May 26 Empresa. Russia May 29 June 16 Empress Australia Jana 13 Empress AsiK Julyg

J

From

Due

Canada May 14 May 21

England

2

Empress Scotland June * June 11

June 25 July Minnedosa Melita

July July 16 Empresa Scotland July 90 Aug. Other Atlantic Sailings overy (ww days to Liverpool, Southampton, Glasgow, Antwerį, Cherbourg and Hamburg, Allotinent of Cabius on Atlantic steamers held hers and through tickets issued, Eary reservation necessary.

11

Three Trans-continental Tenina Daily.

Standard Sleeping Cars, Compartments and Dining Rooms.

Canadian Pactic Hotels at Victorian, Vancouver, in the Rockica, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montreal and Québec.

"CANADIAN PACIFIC THROUGHOUT"

સા

HONGKONG-MANILA SERVICE-

From Hongko

Due Naula

From Simila

Due

April

230

11

May

13!

May PX

KUPRESS" „ASTA Eyes HSIA

Mas

Hong May

May

+ May

Ju

Junie 27 Pasenger Department: Freight and Express:

EMPRESS ASIA,

JISTAN

TA, 72. Tel. 42.

Jane

Cables; GAL'ANPAL.

Cables: NAUTILUS.

T. K.

K. K.

THE PATHWAY OF THE SUN

"Via HONOLULU-Tor PARADISE OF THE Pacific."

REDUCED FARE. TO EUROPE, €120

£112-£110 First class throughout] -

Mono olsas steamers on the Atisatio IBONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO. VIA SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA AND HONOLULU.

STEAMERS

SHINYO MARU

BIBERIA HARD TAIYO MARU „TENYO, MART

KOREA MARU

LEAVE HONGKONG ...21,000 tons, Apr. 23rd (from S'kai)

an errata posiada...20,000 tons, May 8th, 1924.

-For--**- 122,000 tons, May 20th to Kobe Direct,

....$2,000 tons, May 25th

...20,000 tons, June 14th, 1894.

HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO, VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO, MANZANILLO, BALDOA, CALLAO, MOLLENDO, ARICA AND IQUIQUE. THENCE BY TRASH-ANDZÁN ROur no Buznos Aybus. STEAMERS

ANYO MARU... BEIYO MARU

TONS

18,700...

24,000-

LEAVE HONGKONG

April 24th. Jane

1930.

Through Bill of Lading issued to all United States Overland Pointe; also

ris Panama Canal Lines to Atlantic Ports,

For full information regarding Famengera. Freight andi Sailings,

Agenta at Cauton: Matera, T. E. GRIFFITH.

ADMIRAL

Apply to:-

NE

Y. TSUTSUMI, Manager." King's Building,

Tel. No C. 23749375.

ORIENTAL

ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER

THE NEW FAST AMERICAN STEAMERS TO

SEATTLE & VICTORIA

SHANGHAI-KOBE-YOKOHAMA.

"PRESIDENT JACKSON"

"PRESIDENT JEFFERSON

"PRESIDENT GRANT" "PRESIDENT MADISON"

"PRESIDENT MCKINLEY"

TO EUROPE £120-£112-£110

PACIFIC MAIL

STEAMSHIP COMPANY

WARAGING AGENTS—UNITED STATES SHhipping BOARD

TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

FAST NEW AMERICAN STEAMERS TO

SAN FRANCISCO

VIA

JHANGHAI, KOHE YOKOHAMA & HONOLULU,

May 7th, at 8pm.

8.8. "PRESIDENT CLEVELAND"

Sailing, and Fares subject to Chango Without Notice.

LOW FARES TO EUROPE

£120

ĮLOCAL 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 ANT

DIRECT TRANS-CONTIN-

ENTAL BAILWAY AND

ATLANTIC STEAMERS.

VISIT

YOSEMITE GRAND CANYON FEATHER RIVER YELLOW STONE PARK NIAGARA FALLS,

HONGKONG MANILA

8.S. "PRESIDENT CLEVELAND "

Apr. 27th, at Noon..

HONGKONG-CALCUTTA

FREIGHT ONLY

CALCUTTA via SINGAPORE, PENANG & RANGOON,

Wednesday, April 16th, 1924, at 5 pm.

S.S. "LAKE GILFEN"."

For Full Information regarding Hates, Space, eto, Apply to

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

Cable Address 1 **BOLANO.

INT FLOOR, QUzan's Building, Hongrong.

Tel. Central 141.

1299,

NYK

Canton Agents:

- HOLYOAK MASSEY & CO, LTD.,

BALLINGS SCJECT TO ALTERATION.

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER vią Shanghai, Japan ports: Through Bill of Lading issued by all Overlanil common Points in USA and Canada. Through page mats to Europe via America G3405, 1.8420, 0.8440 IYO MARU

Thursday 17th Apr., at 11 am. Wodnesday, 14th May, at 11. SHIDZCOKA MARN.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore, &c.

KAMO MARU

KATORI MARU

Sunday,

HAMBURG vin LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

LYONS MARU

27th Apr., at 1pm.

Middle of May LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.

Thursday,

·TSUSHIMA MART

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila, &c.

YOSHINO MARU

ART MARU

TOBA MARU

17th Apr.

Friday. 18th Apr, at 11am. Wodernday, 14th May, st 11 am.

1

Bandar.

NEW YORK & BOSTON via PANAMA.

4th May BUENOS AIRES vin Singapore, Durban & Cape Town.

KANAGAWA MARU (calling Delagoa Bay & Port Elizabeth). Thursday, 8th May BOMBAY via Singapore & Colonibo.

Apr. 10th.

..Apr. 22nd

May 4th. May 15th. ...May 24th.

SADO MARU

MALACCA MARI

First Class on the Pacife. First Class en American or Canadian Railways. First Class and Monnciare and Second Class on the Atlantic. Choice of Trans-Continental Bailways. Any Line on the Atlantic. Through & cermmodations and Booking Arranged.

TO MANILA

"PRESIDENT JEFFERSON"

*PRESIDENT GRANT"

"PRESIDENT MADISON"

+44

.. Apr. 13th,

.Apr. 27th,

"ti ...May

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

also via Fasama Canal Linos to Atlantic Ports, Copies of this paper aze on file in ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LIBE OFFICES, New York,

Chicago, Beattle.

For Passage and Freight Booking apply to

ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE.

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building: (Ground Floor)^3). Telephone: Central 2477 & 2678.

No. 4, Des Voeux Road.

VESSELS EXPECTED. Andre Lebon (M.M.), due April 30t Afrous (Blue Furmel), due so-day, Autolycus (Blue Tunnel), due April 11th. Automedon (Blue Fuzzel), dus April 25th. Henrackie (Ben Lino), duo April 12th. Bengrackie (Ben. Lite), due to-day. Diomed (Blus-Fundi), due May and. Empress of Australia due to-day, 6 p.m. Patrocks (Blue Funnel), dug April 24th. Paul Lecat (M.BL.), duo April 21st. President Garfield (Dollar), due April

14th

Prendiat Grant (Admiral Oriental), due

Aprit rd.

Prodent deferton (Admiral Oriental), ... dae April 11th... Tonda (B.1. & Apear), dus April 12th.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER...

Hongkong Cservatory, Aprỡ Sth,

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at Day

st

at 2 pm 6 a.mn. 2.p...

Barometer Temperature Humidity Wind Direction........ Force Weather...

29,91 29.96

29.92

65

6:

86 .

09

SE

etim

0

1

0

D

0.00

Rain

0.151 0.00 Hightest open-air Temperature on 6th Lowest open-air. Temperature on 9th

WNW.

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang &

MEJI MARU

OSAKA MARU

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

AKI MARU

SHANGHAI, KOKE & YOKOHAMA.

KASHIMA MARU

TSYOHASHI MAKU

WAKASA MARU

For further information, apply to-

Saturday, Monday,

12th Apr. 28th Apr.

Raugoon..

Friday 18th Apr. Thursday, 8th May

Friday, 11th Apr..

Tuesday,

22nd Apr.

15th Apr.

Tuesday, Monday, 29th Apr.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

Telephone: Central Nos. 292, 233 & 2400,

Y. YAMAMOTO, Manager,

W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.

SHIPBUILDERS, MARINE AND LAND ENGINEERS) wildern of -Vessels up to 1,599 Tons; Fast Bteam Launakes and Motor Ork of all kinda: Tugy, Barges," Oil Tankers, Light-draft and River Steamers: Vessels built and shipped for re-eractión abroad,

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