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SHIPPING NEWS
ARRIVALS.
September 25th.
SHIPPING NOTES.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1925
The week-and shipping statement show- ed that the total number of vessels in the harbour on Saturday was 35, of
Escondido, Norwegian str, from Canton, which 43 wers British; while yesterday
lying at Stonecutters,
Hoi Nam, Portuguese str., 434_toms,
Capt J. A de Lemos, from Kwong- Chew Wan, with general cargo, lying at bacy No C41-Kwong 0. 8.5. Co.
Kiso Mara, Japanes st. 3,518 ton, Capt. T. Ono. from Muroran and lying Milke, with 8,450 tons of cargo, at buoy No. A31-M.B.K.
September 2011 Walden, Norwegian sir., 701 tons, Capt. R. Helegesen, from Sourabaya, with 1.667 tons of augar, lying at buoy No. C10.-Geo, Grimble Co.
Hiyo Mars, Japaness str., from Canton,
lying at buoy No. 831. Tade, French str., 386 tons.. Capt. P. B. Morganti, from Fort Bayard, with 300 tons of general carge and 484 pigs, lying at buoy No. C39-Shun Cheong 8.8. Co. Liran, British str., 1,350 tons, Capt. J. "E. Richards, from Shanghai, and Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at baby No. B.-B. & S. Taiyuan. British str., 1,159 tons Capt. H. E. Hamilton, from Melbourne And Manila, with 360 tons of general A- curge lying at boy No. "B. & S. Teuser, British str., 5,762 tone, Capt. R. H. Hodgson, from Yokohama and Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. 4.-B.. Tjiliwong, Dutch str., 3.083 tona. Capt. J. Ichol, from Batavia and Manila. with a general cargo and sugar, ly. ing at buoy No. A29.-J.C.J.L. Walton Hall, British str., 3,201 tona, Capt. Wm. Reid, from New York and Manila, with a genert cargo, lying at Holt's wharf-Bank Line.
September 27th.
ru Mari, Japanese str., 3.717 tons. Capt. T. Kurita, from Buenos Aires and Singapore, with a general curge, lying at buoy No. 6th.-N. Y. X. Taiye Maru, Japanese str., 14,457 tons, Capt. Y. Maki, from Shanghai, with 164 tons of grteral cargo. lying as buoy No. A.-T.K.K.
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Tak Sang, British str., 977 tons. Capt. Masson, from Hankow and Kiakiang, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C35-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
CLEARANUES.
September 20th. Borneo, for Hoihow.. Escondido, for Samarinda. Indu Maru, for Singapore. Kuangtung, for Tourane. Miyo Maru, for Kerlung. Namwah, for Kwang Chow Wan! Samarang Maru, for Moji.
Selaiken, for Swatiw
Teucer, far Manila.
THÀNH for Ekangbai.
West Carmane, for Manila.
September 97th
Aorap Maru, for Swatow. Ara"Haru, for Kobe. Tjiliwong, for Amoy.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.
the total number stood at 24, with British
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The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 a.m. on Saturday ware six. of which one was French, ons Fortu- guese, one Norwegian and three Japan. ese. The arrivals were nine, of which five were British, one Dutch, ons Nor wegian and two Japanese. The depar turca for the two periods numbered 18 and 10 respectively. Five other vessela departed later yesterday.
The arrivals for the joint periods were- the s. Jade (Fr.) from Fort Bayard with 200 tons of general cargo, 184 pigs, How Nam oxen and mail; the s.. (Portuguese), (the vessel lying between
tongtong and Kwang Lhow Wan which was reported about a fortnight ago to have been captured in a similar manner to "the s.. Wah Shan) from Kwang Chow Wau and Macao with general cargo the 9. Escondido (Norwegian) from Canton with water baliust only: the 3.3. Kohad Mara (Jap.) frum Keelung and Dairen! with 4.130 teas of coul; the as. Taisoku Juru (Jap.) from Osaka and Waka matau with 2,309 tons of coal; the s.3. Xin Maru from Murornnon with 3.430 tons of ccal; the as Tencer (Br.) from Yokohama and Shanghai with mail (17 for Manila); the .s. Taiyuan '(Br.)' from Manila with 330 tons of general eurge and mail; the a.s. Livan (Br.) from Shanghai and Amoy with 1.000 tons cf general cargo and mail, the ss. Tak Pary (Br.) from Hankow and Kiukiang with 1,400 tons of general cargo; the as Walton Hall (Br.) from New York and Manila with 313 tons of general freight and mail; the s. Tjiliwang (Dutch) from Entavin and Maria with sugar, parallin and general cargo and mail; the 5. Halvdan (Norwegian) from Soura- baya with 1,667 tons of sugar: the .. dwa Maru (Japanese) from, "Buenos Aires and Singapore with rides and cartridges 11.1 tons, general 135.0 tons and mail and the s.s. Miyo Múru (Japan- ese) from Canton with a nil entry,
It will be noted that the s.s. Taiyuan, the vessel that will be replaced by the Changte, 'arrived during the week-endl from Australia poris vii Manila on her last trip for the Australian-Oriental Line. The Changte takes her place on the run on Wednesday. when she sails co her maiden trip to Australia vid Manila. During the week-end no less than five vessels departed for, Swatow, which tends to show that owners and agents are hopeful that conditions ate more promising with regard to the ua. loading anti loading of cargo at that port. The vessels departing for Swataw were the E. Glenfaltuek, the E.. Phra nung, the s.s. Vulcanus, the 6.3. Solriken and the as. Hatthing. The last named vessel, is, of course, calling at Swatow any Amoy with and for passengers only, no cargo having been accepted for Swatow at all on this trip. Four vessels also cleared for Kwang Chow Wan, these being the an Sun Zong, the s.s. Pon Sang, the as. Baltreia and the s.s. Nam Ifah
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VESSELS."
Per 8.9 Taiyo Maru, on September 27th:-M. and Mrs. J. E. Brownrigg, Rev. and Mrs. H. Bousman, Mr. I V. Fox, Mr. and Mrs R. G. F. Livingatans and three children, Miss G. Northe, Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Synder, Miss II. M. Vallarino, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. White and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Hughes and daughter, Mr. E. Hall. Mr. A. Mac, kenzie, Mrs. M. E. Scott, Miss M. E. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Rawlinson, A recent survey of the tanker ships Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Stoddart, Mrs. A engaged in, or available for, handling Dorf; Mrs. E.. C. Eckerson, Mr. D. the world trade in petroleum and other Gascoigne. Mr. A. Hoffmeister, Mr. W. oils, and molasses, made by the Bureau Ironside, Mr. Leo Tandler, Mr. and of Rosearch, Laited States Shipping Mra E. D. Alvord and three children, Board, indicates that on June 1st, 1025, the United States ranked first in owner Miss L N Erdman, Mrs. A Weber, ship of this class of vessels, with 43 per Miss M. Weber, Mr. J. Kelly, Miss B. cent. of the gross tonnage and 39 per Jolly, Mias J. Begbie, Mrs. H. Bernt. of the total chips Great Britain Baller, Mr. J. M. Creighton, Mrs. L. Edgar and two children.
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Per s. Prezident Pierce, on September 26th:Mrs. J. 3 Ecbbard," Mr. A. Lovis, My, H. B. Longfellow, Mr. M. R Lloret, Mr. E. R. Talbot, Mr. H. A Smith, Mr. J.J. Micldaxis, Mr. D. H. Steinmetz ir.Mr. H. M. Snader, Miss 2. M. Billard, Mr. W. S. Champlin, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Darling, MissA. Freeland, Misa F. L. Fox, Mrs. R. B. Guertin, Miss L Guertin, Master C. Guertin, Mr. and Mrs. F. Liddell, Mrs. G. D. Loomis, Miss L C. Moore, Mr. and Mrs R. A. Owon, Mist 6. Schultz, Mr... D. Yeager, Mra A. J. Fisher and child, Mr. J. B. Lockhart, Mr. J. H. Bartle, Mr. D. T. Fullaway, Mr. M. Manuk, Mr. A. 8. D. Cousland, Mr. C. Klinck, Mrs. Messer, Mra D. A. Costa, Mr. W. W. Monky Mr. 8. G. Hayes, Mr. L. Kornitzer, Mr. S Kornitzer, Mr. L. E Noover.
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1925
Hongkong Observatory, September 27th," -
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