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SHIPPING NEWS

AREIVAES.

September 9th.

Germain, Italian str., 3.312 tous, Capt. M. Ivanovich, from Trieste and Singapore with a general cargo, lying at Stonecutters-Dodwell, Co

Sumarh, Portuguese str., 447 Lons, Capt. Serpa Pimentel, frou Heihow, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. 135. -Tie Sing, ¿

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH, 1925

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

MË ET L. Akel Mr H. F. Akel Mr&Mrs S. M. Bander Mr & Mrs R. W.

Tatusan Mr N. Beale Mr A. Decker

Mry 2. R. Belílion "a Mr R. J Birbeck Mr G. Bolos Mr T. Bramek? Mr & Mr H. W. G.

Burne

dchildren Mr F. L. Batley Mr D. E. Cappieman Mr W

1 Chumpher Cholmondeley Mr & Mrs Clements No.Mr R. B. Clowes

Sango Mäen Xu, Japanese str., 785

tons, Capt J. Tomin from Jung, with a carge of goal lying at hy No. C33.-K. K. Perseus. British str., 6,200 tons, "Capt. W. Simpson, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at buoy ARB & 8.

September 10th.

Glenifer, British str., 6,021 tons, Capt. H. J. Henderson, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at mag Nu. A. M. & C...

iyo Mera. Japanese str., 3,867 tang,

Capt. Horinchi, from Seattle and i Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying" at buoy No. 36.-N.Y.K. Kiungehor, British str., 1,515 s, Capt Liarris Walker, from Bangkok and Boihow, with a general cargo, İying at buoy B13.-B. & S.

Mr R. W.

Mr & Mrs W. H. Cons Mr & Mrs B. N.

Collison

Mra F. A. Compton Mr F. C/Crush Mr J. D. Dickie Mr M. Dykotra

£2 children

Mr E. E. Ellis Mr G. A. Falait Mi G. F. Fisher MrF. J. W. Fockeu Mr & Mrs A.

E. A

Fong

Mr W. Galloway Mr. G. II. Gassoun Dr. D. L. Gawler Mr & Mrs .Geuld Dr. E. C. Gould

Kunstcy Hall, British str., 3,795 tons. Capt. D. Davis, from Hanków and Shangha, with a genern: cargo, lyt-Con. & Mre ing a loop No. A. Bank Line.

Ninghni, British str., 1,492 tons, Capt.

||

J. Clark. from Tientsin and Wei Hai Wei, with a general cargo, lys at buoy No. C13.-B. & S.

-West O'Rome, American str., 2,543 bas, Capt. R. Wilson, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at bay No. B-Colombia Pacifa 2.8, Co.

CLEARANCES.

September 10th. Bentomind, for Shanghai. 4. for Singapore Kinks Muru, for Tsingtau. Kosaka Moru, for Bangkok, Kunosley Hall, for Ceba. President Grunt, for Manila. Shag Ro. for Hoihow..

Tran. for Pakhoi.

Tyde for Manila.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS:

4

The R.M.S. Empress up Canudas Arrive

A. E. Guthrie

Capt. T. P. Hali

Misses A&F.Hamilton Mr & Mrs W. A

Hannibal Br & Mrs W. Einun

Mr C. Hansen Mr & Mrs H. P.

Harris & children Mr A. Haywood Mr & Mrs L Alr Hoffnister Mr C.E

Hólmes... Mr & Mr R. Jarco Mr A. T. Jensca Mr A. K. Jensen

LA Mines

My

Mr F. Johansen Mr J. R Mr J. E. Joseph Mr E. L. Judu Br. Kershaw.. Mr.M. F. Key Mr D. L. King

J. F. Jones

Mr T. O. Lammert Me E.-A. Larsen, Mr & Mrs 0. Lauritsen

Laroyd

: Mrs & Ming 'Lenvell'

Mian IL Lic Mr S. H. Later Mr A. MacGowan

Mr. Mrs C. Muacion MrC L.. ManNOTA My O. M. McDonald Mr S.S. McKes Miss D. Metend Mr. Nilson W

Nertioy

& child

Ver. E. Ollerton Mr J. Mr K. Pappie Mr & Mrs C. R. J.

Faricha

Nr. H. Pope

Mr Inus Poppo

Mr A. Resaling

Mr & Mrs Riggonbach

and child

MrA. H. Rowe

Mr Joseph A. Satosky Mr Mr El A. Schwesinger Mr A. B. Scott

Mr&Mrs A. D.

Mr B. infant

D.

Mr T. Sinje! Mr. J. E. Smith

Mr

Ed

Smith

T. Sangg Mrs E. T. Suggs. Miss F. M. Snugga Dr. H. F. Sommers Mrs E. Sparks Dr & 3tri A.

Springburg

Mr & Mrs L.A. Tobios Mr R. C. Trowell. Mr C. Trimmi Lt.Ccl. & Mr G.

Tukes

Mr & Mrs M. H. Vara

and child

Miss M. Vos.. Mis E. S. Wallace Mr G. Wandenberg Mr H. Watkins

Mr E. C. Watson Mrs. G. Williams Mr & Mrs Wilson

and family

Mr & Mrs G. Woessner

and child

Mr D. E, Wocu Mr E. E Wood

Mr H. S. Zuravalt"

THE

WEATHER.

The Royal Observatory issued the fol

ed at Kol on September 8th at 11 p.m.,lowing report last night left at p. yesterday, anul is due at Yokohinnat 6 p.m. to day.

TR. M.S. Emprem of Russia is dus here to-day at 8.30 al., instead of 9. as previously stated. She will berth at hier No. 5. Kowloon wharf, suiling for Manila at s this evening.

SHIPPING NOTES.

of yester The shopping statements day show that the totad number of Wessels in the harbour at Da.m. wna 97, of which as were British.

For the 25 hours ended at 9 a.m. yes- terday there were ten, arrivals, of which 1hree wer. British, que Italian, one Portuguese, une American, three Japan- rse and one Dutch. The departures for the same period numbered thirteen.

Pressure has decreased slightly at the majority of reporting stations. It remains bighest to, the north-east of Japan. and rebitively low in an aren extending from Tongking to the Ladrones.

A shallow depression is situated south of SW, Japan..

hours

Hongkong rainfall for the "ending at 15 hours to-day, 1.04 inch. Total since January 1st, 74.79 inches, against an average of 69.30 inches,

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY,

DOTLICT

FORECAST

Förmoss Channal

... winds, moderate. South coast of China, between (E. winda, mode

· Hongkong and Lamocka rate; fine Hongkong to Gap Rock South coast of Chins between.

Hongkong and Hainan...!

generally.

do.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

BEGISTER.

Hengkong Obervatory; September 10th

[Previous On Data On Date Day At at

at 2 pm 6 am, 2 p.m

The vessels arriving for the period muntioned" entered cargoes which were again shop to be on the low side. The vessels arriving were" the X.9. flai Ching Douglas Stramer) from Foo chow and Ainoy wth 600 tons of general cargo and mail; the ss. Ninghai from Tientsin and Wei Hai Wei with a general vargo, (quantity not mentioned) Harometer sad bugs of mail; the s.s. Gleaiver Temperature from Vladivostock and Shanghai with no cargo nor nail for Hongkong; the s.s. Geran from Trieste and Singapore with 43 tons of general cargo the Naw -Wah from Hoihov with 100 tons of general cargo and one wooden box Eightest open-air Temperature on 9th.. and three bags entered as mail: the Lowest open-air Temperature er 10th

4. President Grant from Seattle and

CANADIAN

PACIFIC

Change in Sailing.

THE

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

at 5,00

p.m.

WILL SAIL FOR

MANILA

FRIDAY, September 11th

ARRIVING

at 8.00 a.m., SUNDAY, September 13th

RETURNING

WILL SAIL FOR

HONGKONG

ať 4.00 p.m., SUNDAY, September 13th

at 7.00 a.m.,

Passenger Department : Freight and Express :

ARRIVING

TUESDAY, September 15th

Tel: 0.752. Tel. C. 4.

NYK

Cables: GACANPAC..

Cables NAUTILUS

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KAZAKOS RUBIECT TO ALTERATION.

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Japan port: Through Bills of Lading inned to all Overland common Points in U.S.A. and Canada, Through passage rates to Europe vis Amarice G.$400, 0.8420 0.3440

Wednesday, 16th Sept. at 11 am. IYO MARU

Friday, SHIDZUOKA HARU

2nd Oct.

J

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore & Parts

Saturday, 12th Sept, at Noon. Saturday, 26th Seph, at 11 am. Batording, 10th Oct., at 11 am.

KASHIMA MARU HAKONE MARD HUWA HARD....

HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM. LIVERPOOL via ADEN & MARSEILLES. ·

Sunday, TOBA MARU SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports.

TANGO MARU AKI MARU

18th Sept.

Wednesday, 23rd September Wednesday, 31st Oct

NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA.

MAYEBASHI MARUM

Monday, 14th September

BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town, Delagua

Bay & Algoa Bay.

CALOUTTA, via Singapore, Penang & Bangoon.

"MUEORAN MARU

BOMBAY vis Singapore, Penang & Colombo.

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

SHANGHAL, KOBE & YOKOHAMA

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

STRAITS & CALCUTTA TIENTALN

KOBE vis MOJI**** TIENTSIN v1. SHÄNGEAL STRAITS & CALCUTTA KOBE vis SHANGHAL... STRAFTS & CALCUTTA

»

*KUTSANG". Friday, 11th Sept, at 3p.m.

"CHEUNGSHING" Sunday Sunday,

13th Sept., 7

13th Sept. at 7.0

"LAISANG” "TINGSANG" „Monday,

18th Sept., at 9 a.mu..

...Saturday, ...Saturday,

19th Sept, at 3 pm

....Monday,

19th Octy at 3 pm

"SUISANG "

KUMSANG"

"HONANG

26th Sept at 7a

REGULAR SAILINGS ARE MAINTAINED AS FOLLOWS -- CALCUTTA HONGKONG JAPAN LINE EVERY TEN DAYB

SHANGRAI HONGKONG LINE HONGKONG MANILA LINE HONGKONGHAIPHONG LINE HONGKONG-BORNEO LINE HONGKONG-TIENIAIN LANE BONOKONG-BANGROK LINE

www

MIL

For Freight or Fassage, apply to--

EVERY THREE DAYS

...EVERY SATURDAY FROM Box P

...EVERY SUNDAY FK Bora

EVERY FORTNIGHT „KVERY FORTNIGHT

EVERY WERE

JARDINE, MATHESON * CO. LTD

GENERAL. KANAUFES

TELEFON Chantal No. 915,

GLEN

AND SHIRS

JOINT SERVICE OF STEAMERS,

UK.-STRAITS CHINA & JAPAN SERVIOS

Vinnel Das Hongkong.

and Sept

29th

15th Oct.

Leaves kora Discharges "GLENGARRY"

Brd Oct. Londoo, Rotterdari & Hamburg,

OUTWARDS.

'OLENSHANE”

CARHARTHENSHIRE

"GLENAPP

GLEN LUCE"

"CARNARVONSHIRE ..... 12th

OLENBEG."

Ist Nor.

26th..

BOMEWARDS

Moremanta ará ambject to shangs wishani sekian

For Freight or further Particulars, planes apply to-m

JARDINE, MATRESON * 00., LTD., THE GLEN LINE, LTD., LEŻNES. Talaphanes : Ontral No. 215. axb-ex; 23, and Central 3299,

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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD BREMEN.

STEAMERS:

■Á CHOMOKODATION FOR 100 Cabin Cham "axD. 150 INTERMEDIATE Chass PASSENGERS.

"PFALZ"

BOHLESIEN TRISE"

SAARBRUECKEN” COBLENZ

**ANHALT FULDA

**DERFFLINGER"

TRIER

SAARBRUECKEN

FAR EASTERN PASSENGER

AND

FREIGHT SERVICE.

NEXT SAILINGS:

ARRIVAL AT HONGTONS

AND

BATINGS JOR:

SHANGHAI

AXD

- JAPAN.

18th September

10th October

7th November. 5th December 2nd Janngry

30th January 27th February 27th March

14th Apru

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG 201 GENOA, ANTWERP, BOTTERDAM, HAMBURG, AND BREMEN VIA MANILA, BINGAPORE, Bazawax, ColoKSO AND

PORT BAID

14th October, 1925 14th November, 12th December, 12th January, 1936

7th February, 7th March, 4th April, 1st May,

29th May,

To Treight and Passage, please apply to="

Talephans U. 4557.

Wednesday, 9th Sept.

TOYOOKA MARU

Monday,

29.81 29.77

29.74

AKI HARU

Thursday,

29th Sept.

17th Sept

TAM

84

81

84

s, Queen's Building, Chater Road..

83

TAMBA MARU...

4.

3

HAKOZAKI MARU

Tuesday, Tuesday,

B

0

TSUSHIMA MAKU

15th Sept 22nd Sept. Tuesday, 22nd Sept.

0,00

0.00

1.04"

DELAGOA MARU

Wednesday, 30th Sept.

+

For further information, apply towe

NIPPON

gry

Telephone: Central Nos. 297, 292 & 2429)

YUSEN KAISHA. KINOSHITA, Manager.

Enidity

Wind Direction...

Force

Weather. Bain

Shangbai with our, tobacco, apples and 1041 tous of general cargo and 511 bags of mail; the 98, #uzna Muru from Keelung" and Swatow with "a génerai cargo of 2010 tons and 7 bags mail: thy s. anga Maru No. 1. from Keelung with 1,524 tans of coal, the ms. Tyo 3fare from Seattle and Shanghai E

of

with general curge and bags of mail and the "..

from Balikpapan

with beuzing and kervæne and one hug

of mail,

7 Days Week

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From Sept. 11th to 17th, 1925.

HIGH WATER.

H'kong

Standard

Time.

Day Mouth.

Height

D

Low Warzs.

E'long

Standard

Time.

i

Fri. 11 m 26

1125

The departures were the Tjilebert for Batavia; the a. Jude (which was the Satar 12

Breach vessel that left Kwong Chow Wan last Friday a few hours, in front Bux,

13 m

8 9 a

8 24 4 8.

118

ed in our yoşterday's issue as having

been captured by armed river craft he Tam. 15 7 longing to the "Red" Government) for

8.51 4.9 6.6

Height

LINE

MELCHERS & CA

Agenta, HONGKONG,

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-

LIJN.

Tel Aidtray;

JAVALYN

Tel. Conical 1574

JCJL

York Building

Hongkong

of the aah Shan, the vessel report on 14:645

9 25 a 5 2

Batarin; the 8. Chasan for Hankow: Wed 167 57 6 :8 the 8.8, "Selalun" for Bingapore; the 3.5. Katen Haru for Swatow the 5.8. Phim Thur. 1731 69. mang for Huilow: the a Gerania for Shanghai the any Pernoud for Singa pare the ss. Borite for Hoihow the

a. Haldia for Saigon; the Ford

for Shanghai, and thọ xx. Ombilin for Batavia, Vessels clearing yesterday were "“the x.s. "Nanchang for Haiphong and the

a.s. Filmen for Away...

VESSELS EXFLUTED,

Fees of Australia (O.P.R.), due Sept. 23rd.

1483 7. 2,55 a 22443. 3

8 25 1 7

HONGKONG WEEKLY

PRESS.

CONTAINING ALL THE WERES

LOUAL NEWB.

Tha Faiser for and Br

HOLLAND BAST ASIA

of the United Netherlands Navigation Company.

Regular Four-weekly Berrios between

Japan, Vladivostock, China, Hongkong, Manila, "Singapore

Genoa, Marseilles, Botterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Bremen and

North Continental Ports

“SAILINGS" FOR EUROPE:

**ZOSMA":" **OOSTKERK”

ARRIVALS "FROM EUROPE':

14.5OOSTKERK”

OUDERKERK”

All Stammen bave a Limited Accommodation for Passengers. For Freight, Passage and further Particulars, Please Apply to--

Beginning of Oct, 1925 Beginning of Nov.,

24th Sept., 1925 18th Oct,

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LYN,

Telephone Central Ho. 1874.

Agents,

York Building-

REGULAR FORTNIGHT BXXVICE BETWEEN JAVA. CHINA AND JAPAN,

ÉZBANKAS

TANGISTAN ARMANESTAN SAWAH M GORTATO:

TJIBENAR TJIKINI TOBA

FOR

EXPECTED

WILL LEAVE

FLOX

ON OF " ABOUT

ON OF ABOUT

JANA JAVA

To Port

| JAVA Vía AMOY 16th Sept.

18th

JAYA TEMANIA 20th

·BATAVIA BHANGHAI

2rd Bapt.

20th

21st

Dend 24th

AMOT, S'HAL de M. Cus SHANGHAI

28th

10th

RANDY

Jata"

2nd Oct. ́5th *****

4th Oct

M'BAI, VIA JAVA

JAPAN

Wireless Telography,

BARATTA

BATAYLA

The steamers are all fitted throughout with Electric Light and have socommoda for a limited number of saloon Passengers. All steamers carry daly qualified surgex Cargo taken at through rates to all ports in Netherlands India sad Assirália. -

For Particulare of Freight and Frage, Apply to the sky Gala

JAVA CHINA JAPAN LIJN.

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