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SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVALS.

December 8th.

Ningpo, British str., 1.8 toos, Capt. W. Shaw, from Hungay, with a cargo of coal, tying at Quarry Bay B. & S. Shinsei Maru Vo. 1, Japanese str., 2.711 tone, Capt., P. Takase, from Chin wangtao. with a cargo of coal, lying at Laichikok.-Dodwell & Co. Feijun, Maru, Japanreo str., 1,287 tons. Capt. N. Kanetsure, from Dairen and Chefoo, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. 043.-M.B.K.

December 9th.

Holadm, Portuguese str., 491 100s, Capt. J. A. de Lemos, from Kwang Chow Was, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C38.-Kwang O. S.S. b. Kaijo Moru, Japanese str., 1,128 tons, Capt Fokuda, from Keelung, with a general cargo, lying at 0.8.K. Wharf. O.S.E Kashmir, British str., 5.50-1 tons. Capt. R. H. Stringer, D.B.E., B.N.R., from Yokohama and Shanghai, with n general cargo, lying at buoy No. A

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co Lah Sany, British str., 2.294 tons, Capt. C. W. Falk, from Osaka, with 1,120 tons of general cargo, lying at Kow. looa whartardiac, Matheson & Sentistry. American str., 4,820 tons, Capt. Nicholson, from New York and Iloile, with a general cargo, lying at Stonecutters-A.O.L

Co.

Ting Sang, British str., 1,232 tons, Capt. W. P. Baker, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at West Point wharf.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

CLEARANCES.

December 9th.

Borica, for Haiphong. Confucius, for Haiphong.

Dredyul, for. Sebattik,

Kashmir, for Singapore.

Pro, Sang, for Kwang Chow Wan.

Scottsbury, for Shanghai. Virvinale, for Shanghai.

FASSENGERS.

ABELVALS.

Per P. & O. Kashmir, from Yokohama, on December 9th:-Mi. J. Work. Mr. H. H. Sandeman, Mr. J. Leggot, Mr. W. J. Lakar, Mr. K. B. Sethna, Mr. S. C. Ebrahim, Mr. M. F. Dastur, Mr. M. S. Raymend, Mr. E. J. Unvalle, and Mr. Your H. Ching.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS. The B.I. and Apcar Line sa. Tulma left Singapore for this port on the mora ing of the 3rd inst., and is due here at 2 p.m. today.

The P. & O. s. More left Shanghai for the port on the 8th inst, at pb, and-is" due here to-morrow at about 8

*****

SHIPPING NOTES.

A feature of yesterday's shipping re- turns was the big decrease in the number of arrivals and the consequent reduction in the total number of vessels in the har bour. The total number of vessels in the harbour at @ a.m. yesterday was 57, of which 24 were British. This is the lowest figure reached since the strike, although there has been during the past three movement among local months more shipping; which was held up during the trouble.

The arrivals, however, for the twenty- four hours ended at 9 am yesterday showed a considerable falling off in the previous day's figures, being four, one British, one. French, ond Dutch and one Japanese, compared with fourteen ar rivals for the provious twenty-four hours. The departures for the same period num. bered nine and clearances three. The de- crease in the number of arrivals, is, of course, partly accounted for by the fact that vessels coming in from. Singapore al report encountering heavy seas and the N.E. monsoon.

the

THE HONGKONG DAILY "PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,

LUXURIOUS TRAVEL.

SHOWER BATHS ON AMERICAN TRAINS.

Everything that a great Transatlantic liner carries in the way of comforts, except a gymnasium and a swimming pool, is now part of the equipment of many American railway trains, days a New York correspondent. of a london paper. The Pullman Company has re- ceived an order from the-Pennsylvania Company for fifty all-steel sleeping car Included in the equipment specified in the contract are shower baths in the women's and men's dressing compart. ments According to an announcement by the Fennsylvania Company, cach car will carry a maid to do manicuring and hairdressing for the women, and a valet for the men. A tailor with a fully As at present, hair. equipped shop will be carried to make any repairs needed. dreaming shops will be maintained on all lice, the railway officials declaring that these have been patronised specially by since the advert of the the wamen bobbed hair era Writing desks, tele- phones, newspaper, magazines, and a library also will be provided. One line,. the Louisville and Nashville, has equip ped its cars with radio-receiving sts, and its passengers, by attaching-head- phones to a plug, can listen in on a con cert or speech with the same case as if they were in their own drawing-rooms. Most of the Western lines now carry shower baths as part of their equipment."

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Agra (Swedish East Asiatic), due Jan.

1st, 1926.

Ambuise (M.M.), due to-morrow. Empress of Canada (C.P.R), due Dec.

17th.

Formara (Swedish East Asiatic), due

December 25th.

Mardonia (P. & O.), due to-day.

Tilawn (B.I. & Apear), due to-day." Talma dae to-day.

THE ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE.

"

SHIPPING BOARD REJECTS MR. DOLLAR'S OFFER.

The United States Shipping 'Board on December 3rd rejected the bid of Mr. R. Stanley Dollar for the vessels operated by the Admiral-Oriental Line between Seattle and the Far East, in accordance with the recommendation of President Crowley of the Emergency Fleet Corpora

tion...

SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN HONGKONG.

FOR DECEMBER, 1925. (Standard of the 120th Meridian, East of Greenwich.)

Sunrisa December 10th......6.52 a.m.

Date.

21st.......6.58 22nd.....6.59 23rd......6.50 1)

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HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

The total cargo entered for twenty-four hours ended at 9 am, yes. terday came to 4.170 tons, against 10,048 tons for the previous twenty-four hours. The largest entries were by the 3.5. Yeijun Maru (Japanese), 1,500 tons and the as. Ningpo (British) 2,200 tons. An- other feature. of the returns was that cargo entered for ports beyond only came to 45 tons, carried by the André Lebon,

for Saigon Barometer

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, December 9th.

[Previous On Dato,On Day.

Day

which departed previous day 11,212 Temperataru

and Europe. The

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und

Genoa, Marseilles, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Bremen and North Continental Ports ¦

The arrivals for the twenty-four hours Highest open-air Temperature on 8th onded at 9 a.m. yesterday were the se. Lorest open-air Temperature on 9th Ningpo (British) from Hongay with 2,900 tons of coal; the x.s. André Lebon (French) from Yokohama and Shanghai with 470 tons of phonographs, motor tyres, raw silk and wine, and mail; the yas. Vuleans (Dutch) from Haiphong with anil entry and the as. Terjun "Mart (Japanese) from Dairen, and Chefoo with 1,500 tons of general cargo.

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HIGH WATER

Days of

general cargo from the firet two named Ther. 10m 8 181

ports and mail; the aa Ting Sang (Br.) from Shanghai with 887 tons of general Tri cargo the & Kashmir (Br.) from Shanghai with general cargo and mail; Batur and the ss. Shinsei Mars No. 1 (Japaz. ese) from Chinwangtao with 6.430 tons Sun of general cargo

Height

"The bow of the Nippon Yusen Keisha steamer Suiyang Mary was badly dem aged by a collision which took place off Wad 10 m 10 1449m 3 51

N.Y.K. steamer! with the

Woosung Toyoura Matu.

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From Dec. 10th to 16th, 1925,

Low War

B'kong.

H'kong

Standard

Time

Standard Time?

Height.

SAILINGS FOR EUROPE:

28th Des

1925

h. m. ft. ia.

b. m. th

B

3,60

4m 11 4. 6.11 5.

11 43 115.95 2m 11.

20.48 12m 6 20 & 2

13.3:7 27

1. 38 23 Mon. 14 m

6 1m 224 8

1.59 7.6. Tien

15 9 18

8.20 8 0

'9.148 8 8

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23rd Jan

1926

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20th Feb,

14. GEMMA

5. "OLDEKERK"

GEMMA- "ZOSMA

16th Dec,

19th Jan.

1925 1924

9th Fab.,

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