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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

October 8th." Haitun, British atr., 1,153 tons, Capt. F. V. Benz, from Singapore and Hojhow with a general cargo. lying at boor No. C44-Cheung iino S.S. Ca

Hai Cheng, Portuguese, str.. 203 tons, Capt. A. Juniliò, from Swatuw, with A general cargo, lying at buoy No CF... Hai ( 3.5 Ca Koushanjan, Dutch str., 1,380 tuns, Capt,

Horiwehleil, from Cheribon, with a; cargo of sugar, lying at huoy No. AB.-J.C.J.T.

Toubin, French str. 816 tons, Capt. E

L Morvan, from Haiphong, with a general qirgo, ¡ying at buoy No. C4B,

October 94

THE MAILS.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 1925

The Koma mait vid Negapatam (letters Duty, London, September 10th) arrived at daylight yesterday by the Vam Nung, 1 consisted of a total of 111 bags, tite majority of which was Straits and Indian mail, only, 33 bags of jetters ar riting from the United Kingdom.

Th

papers of the snus data should arrive by the sa. Hong Ping on Monday, Also arriving yesterday was an Aus tralian and Manila mail by the xà. N

in and the 5.4. President Tali

brought in 14 bags of letters and papers from Manila

The 8.4. Nucem Jórn is due this morn-t; ang at daylight, with the Europe mail, rizi Siberia (London, September 14th) and Shanghai main while the ss. Talambo is also die with Japan mail.

To-morrow the ss. President Jackson is the from Manila with mail and on Monday the a. Empress of Asin arrives from the same ports while ou Tuesday the M. l'hangaku should bring in Aus #mining" British str., 389 tans, Capt. A.tralian, and Manila and the s.s. President H. Stewart, froin. Foochow, Amoy | WeKinley arrives on Thurway with mail and Swatow, with a general, lying at

from Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shang- Douglas wharf. L. & Co.

Kouru, British str., 1149 tons, Capt. Larter, from Hongsy, with a cargo of coal, lying at buoy No. C-B

& S

Kuriche, British str., 1,220 tons, Capt. E. M. GiB, from Tientsin and Twington, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. CHSB. & S. Lee Sunr, British str.: 1.0a3 tons, Capt. P. H. Gay Cuming, from Tsingtao and Shangluni, with a general cargo, lying at West Point whari-J, M., & Co.

1.

am Song. British str., 2,581 tons, Capt. T. R. Kille, from Singapore, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon wharf-J. M. & Co.

President Tuft, American str., 8,416 tous, "Capt. Thus, P. Quinn, from Manila, with a georal cargo, lying at Kou! loon wharf. --Dollar S.S. Line.

Protesibus, British str., 6,119 tons. Capt. R. Lloyd, from Manila, with a gene- ral cargo, lying at buny No. 3.-~ B. & S.

Pokäshims "Mare, Japanese str., 3,079 ||

Lons. Capt. S. Kubo, from Bombay and Singapore, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No; A4-N.Y.K, Fjeldstrong, Norwegian str., from Can

tous, lying at Stonecutters.

CLEARANCES,

October 8th.

Okang Bing, for K. ( We Øjeldstrand, for Shanghai, Coryistna, for Singapore. Hui Xam, for K. C. Wan. A Sang, for Singapore." Protexilum for Robe

Sunkony, fur K. C. Wan.

jipame for Saigon. Fokushing Maru, for Moji. Funking, for Haiphong. Tingchuw, for Swatow.

PASSENGERS.

• ARRIVALS,

For sa. President/Tuft, on October th:-Father B. Ashness, Dr. W. Ash- amore, Miss E. Anderson, Min L. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bactjer. Mrs. H. C Brownell, Miss P. Brownel!. Miss R. Brownell, Mr. Brownell, Master C. Brownell, Miss V. A. Bernard, Mrs. W. Cadbury and three children. Mr. E. Coch, Mr. A. Carpi Mr. F. M. Davis, Mr. W. R. Douglas. Father W. A Fletcher, Father M. P. Gleason, Miss Gi. Hill, Miss N. F. Kellum, Mrs. M. D. Macdonald and three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. McClure, Mrs. G. M. Pratt. Miss L. Patton, Mr. and Mrs P. W. Parker. Father J. E. Ruppert, Misa A. . Rumsey, Col. and Mrs, J. P. Robin- on, Father P. A. Taggart, Father J. J. Daver, Father P. J. Wong, Mr. E. P. Williams, Mrs. E. Burten, Mr. V. S. | Gilrs, »Miss A. McWilliams, Mr. W. S. Pickes, Mrs. F. Anderson, Miss 8. John- E. Mullin, Mr. and Mrs. on, Miss C. D. Orth, Dr. and Mrs. C, G. Taylor, Mr. J. Taylor, Mr. C. Tiederman, Mrs. M. Walton.

SHIPPING NOTES.

The shipping statement for yesterday showed that the total number of vessels in the barbour at 9 am, "was 73, of which

were British.

For the twenty-four hours ended at 9 mm, yesterday there were eleven arrivals, of which five were British, one Portu- guest one French, one Dutch, one Ame- zican, one Norwegian and one Japanese, The departures for the same period mambered twelve, including the Hydrangea, which again left for Swatow. Yeasels clearing yesterday numbered four.

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day. One is by the ss. President There are two Homs mails clearing Toft, which will take letters for house and Europe 172 Siberia and also ri? San Francisco, and will also carry Shanghai, Jupas. Honolulu, Canadian, United

States and Central and, South American mail. The other mail clears by the 8.3. Sara Juru vid Marseilles and this vessel also talas mail for the Straits, Ceylon, dia, Mauritius, E. and S. Africa, and Egypt..

CHINA COAST CHANGES.

The following are the latest 'China. Const Changes :mi

3. J. F. Miton has signed off the ito Sang as supernumerary third en ginger.

Mr. A: M. Barff has signed off the Intahing us third niate and has gone! third mate of the Kwa Baaj,

Mr. J. J. D. Callaghan has signed of the Cheong Shing as fourth engineer.

Mr. J. Leach, tinepistan," has gone yupemerary second engineer of the Honda,

31. G Rade, Laristos, has gone second engineer of the foldi

Mr. A. A. Gerrard. has signed off the He Say as second mate, and has gone third mate of the Hu Sang,

Mr. J. R. Shearer, Anucharo, has gone master of the Kięting, „

Mr. D. Evans, Niskidag, has gone first mate of the Kinting.

Mr. W. B. B. Paul. Saiyway, has gone. second mate of the ting

Mr. R. Darelay, Keelying, has gone first engineer of the Kisting.

Mr. T. S. Bourke, Langcher, has gone second engineer of the Kindlay,

Mr. J. Brown, has sigüed off as third engineer of the Foucher, and has gone third enginyer of the Kinting.'-

Mr. F. M. Ide. Kat Sang, bas gone second mate of the Krui Sung.

Mr. A. Sinclair, Fée Saug, has gone

first mate of the Hop Snug.

Mr. 3. A. Autlerson, has signed off the Kangebaut as second ragineer.

Mr. J. A. McKinley, has signed off the Kaangehou as first mate, and has gone first mate of the king.

J

Mr. G. Alexander, Hop Hany, has gone muster of the ing Sung,

Mr. S. E. Fister, has signed off as first mate of the Man Sing, and has gone first mate of the Wing Song.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

The E. & A. Co.'s R. St. Albans (left". Manila for this part on October 8th, with the, outward Australia mails, and is due here this afternoon.

The R.M.S. Empress fein arrived at Maniin on October 9th at 7 a.m., leaves to-day at 3.30 pm.. and is due at Hong- kung on October 12th at fam.

CHURCH SERVICES.

UNION CHURCH, Kennedy Bond-Sunday, October rith-

Services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Preacher-Rev. A ‚EL Eny.

Wednesday, 14th Oct., at 9.15 p.m.-Soldiers and Sailora Christían Association.

Friday, 18th Oct., at 8.30 p.m.--Christina Endeavour Bociety.

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St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon.--Sunday, October 11th:-

8.15 am-Holy Communion.

11 am-Morning Prayer. During the Service there will be a Special Dedication of Hunday School Teachers.

Freacher-The Lord Bishop.

2.46 pm Sunday School."

3 p. Bible Classes.

6 pm Erming Frayer and Sermon,

FELT CHERCH

OT, CHRIST SCIENTISTS, Madonnall Road, below Bowen Road Tram Station-Sunday, 11.15 am. Wednesday, 5.30 pm. Beading Boom open Tuesday and Friday mornings--10 to 9.

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HONGKONG THE TABLE. -

Pram. Ocf 10th to 18th, 1925.

HIGH WAZIN

The arrivals were the 88. Huitt (Br.) ran Singapore and Hoihow with fire wood and 451 packages and mail; the Nam Sang (Br.) from Calcutta and Bingapore with 1,059 tons of general Cargo and mail: the as, Kunku (Br.) from Hongay with 2,200 tons of coal; the 15. Kucichor (Br.) from Tientsin and Tsingtau with 800 tons of general cargo and mail; the 2.5, Hui-Niay (Br.) from Foochow, Amoy and Swatow with 500 tons of general cargo and mail; the as, "Hei Chrony (Portuguese) from Swatow with 250 tons of general cargo and mail; the sa. Tumkin (French) from Haiphong with 400 tons of general cargo and mail; the, Kambangan (Dutch), from 8atux. 10 Cheribon with 9,600 tons of sugar and dangerous goods; the s.a. President Taft Ban 37 (American) from Mauila with tobacco, rope and 143 tons of general merchandise Mon 12 and mail the as Tjdstrand (Nora

Dagaaf.

Mouth.

H'kong

Standard

Time,

Height

LOW WATER

Ekong

Standard

Time

Height

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EXPRESS

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(PAYABLE IN LOCAL CURRENCY) BOOKINGS NOW OPEN FOR 1926

VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER, VIA SHANGHAI AND JAPAN PORTS

STEAMER.

EMPRESS OF ASIA EMPRESS OF CANADA EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.. EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA

· EMPRESS OF ASIA EMPRESS OF

OF CANADA EMPRESS OF BUSSIA.... EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA EMPRESS OF ASIA EMPRESS OF CANADA EMPRESS OF RUSSIA..

H'kung. S'hai. Kobe Thama. Vancyr

Leave

Lesre

Leave Leave Arrive. Oct 15 Oct. 18 Oct

31 Oct.

Octi 30 Nov Nov. 4 NOT. Nov 12 Nov. 15 Nov. 18 Nor. „Nov. 21 Nos. 30 Dec

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INDO-CHINA

STHAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED -

BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

BANGKOK

КОВЕ МОЛ

Saturday,

10th Oct at 1 pm 11th Oct at 7 am

11th Octy at Noon

Bunday

Sunday Monday,

19th Oct 10 am

Wednesday, 14th Ont., at 7am.

19th Oct, at Noon

STRAITS & CALÁJSTTA

HOBANG-

SHANGHAI is SWATOW

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TUENBANG

NAMBANG

BHANGHAI SWATOW

"TATSHING "

STRAITS & CALCUTTA

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..Saturday,

TIENTRIN

"CHIPSHING"

FOOKSANG

Honday Thursday.

KUTBANG

...Tuesday.

27th get, at Noon

KOBE via KOJI KOBE

17th Oct. st 3 M.

REGULAR SAILINGS ARE MAINTAINED AS FOLLOWS –

CALOUTTA-E

-HONGKONG-JAPAN LINE „EVESY TEN DAYS

SHANGHAI HONGKONG LIKE HONGKONG MANILA LINE HONGKONG HAIPHONG LINE HONGKONG-BORNEO LINE HONGKONG-TIENIBIN LINE HONGKONG-BANGKOK LINE

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EVERY THREE DAYS

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EVERY SUNDAY FROM Box Fax

EVERY FORTNIGHT

EVERY FORTNIGHT ...EVERY WEEK

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TREEPTOUT Üzerias No, M15,"

24-Nov.

Nor.

21 NOT.

30

Dec.

...Jan.

JAD

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10

Jan, 18 Jane

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8 Feb.

11 Feb

13 Feb.

10

13

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26.

Jan. 15 Jan.

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EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA April

April 30 ..May 15 May ...May 29. Maj

EMPRESS OF ASIA EMPRESS OF CANADA EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.. EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA June EMPRESS OF ASIA

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11 June ...Jane. 25. June June 30 July 3 July (E/Asia and E/Bussia call at Nagasaki the day after departure from Shanghai).

HONGKONG-MANILA-HONGKONG SERVICE

10,

7

Losve Hongkong Oct.

Oct .9 Oct 21 Octo Nor, + Norum 82

Arrive Manila

LOSTO

Arrive

Manila

EXPRZYS - ASIA EXPRESS CANADA - Oct. 24 EXPRESS BUSALA

Oct. 10

Hongkong Out Oct.

Nov. 7 Nor.

Passenger Department : Freight and Express:

Tel 0.759. Tal. C.

Cablər: PACANPAO.

- Cáblar: NAUTILUB.

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SAILEGS SIZINGT TO ALTERATION,

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVERvis Shanghai & Japan pari Through Bills of Lading issued to all Overland somman Points în U.5.4. and Cervia Through passage rates to Europe vis America. 0.3400, 0.2430, 63440 YOKOHAMA MARU ...

Wednesday, 8th Oct. at 11 am KAGA MABU...

Thursday, 19th Nov.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP vin Singapore & Parts

BUWA MARU...

FUSHIMI MARU HAKOZAKI MABU

Saturday, 10th Oct., at Noon... Saturday, 24th Oct. at it's... Saturday, 7th Nov.

HAMBURG vis LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

MITO MARU

LIVERPOOL via ADEN & MARSEILLES.

TSUSHIMA HABU

End of Oct.

Middle Nov.

Wednesday, 21st Oct. at 11 am, Wednesday, 18th Nov.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE vix Manila' & Ports.

AKI KARU

MISHIMA MARU

NEW YORK and/or BOSTON vis PANAMA.

LISBON MARU....

Monday, 12th Oct.

BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town, Delagos

Bay & Algoa Bay.

AWA MARU

For

MURORAN-MARU

Monday,

.. Lad Nor. CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Bangoon.

Sunday, 11th Oct. BOMBAY vie Singapore, Penang & Colombo. Tuesday, TOTTORI MARU

13th Oct

Thursday, 15th Oct.

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA..

MISHIMA MAKU..

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

"TOKUSHIMA MARU (Moji direct)

RANGOON MARU

CEYLON MARU

KITANO MABU

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Friday,

3th Oct Wednesday, 14th Oct. Sunday, 18th Oct. Wednesday, 20th Oct.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA:

Telephone Central Nos. 292, 203 & 2422

8. KINOSHITA, Manager

HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE

of the United Netherlands Navigation Company.

Begular Four weekly Service between

Japan, Vladivostock, China, Hongkong, Manlis, Singapore,

wid

Genoa, Marseilles, Botterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Bremen and North Continental Porta SAILINGS FOR HUROPE:

1 18

2 88

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835

1. m. ft. in: 6-9 m 10 338

adr Low Water

11 39

OOSTKERK #OUDERKERK'

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wegian) with a mi entry from: Shanghai. Tace, 13 m 551 18

and Canton and the at Tokushin Anru

(Japanese) from Bombay and Singapore Wed 14 6.46 83 052 3 with 106 tons of general cargo.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

min (3.1. & Apear), due to day...

Thur.75m

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ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE:

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"CARNARVONSHIRE":

1st Nov.

14th

#9th

10th Deo.

* 24th

FOMRWARDS.

Vessel. Leaves H'kong.. Dischargen “CARMARTHENSHIRE”... 24th Nov. London, Rotterdam & Hamburg via Orän.

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"PRESIDENT JACKSON* *PRESIDENT MCKINLEY "PRESIDENT JEFFERSON"

TO EUROPE-E120–£112-£110 FOR MANILA

Oct. 19th, 200 p.m. Oct. 24th, 5.00 p.m. NOT.

5th, 5.00 p.m.

Oct. 16th, 5.00 p.m. "...Oct. 28ob, 5.00 p.m.

* PRESIDENT MCKINLEY": "PRESIDENT JEFFERSON

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HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, October 9th,

¿ProvioanƑOn DziaƒOr Data

Day

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Forus.

jat-2 p.m.] 6 am.

29.818 129.862 99.81

-85277 9458

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