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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

February 2nd.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4T, 1926

HONGKONG "SHIPPING."

The shipping statement for yesterday of the total number showed that ressola in the harbour at 9 x;m, was 75, of which 41 were British.

Frul Kirdarf, German str., 3,490 tens, The arrivals for the twenty-four hours Capt. W. Zabel, from Yokohama and ended at 9 a.m. yesterday numbered Shanghai, lying as Stonecutrera-eleven, riz-three British, three French, Reuter Brockolmanä & Co.

one Dutch, two Japanese, one Chinese Hin Sang, British str., 1,885 tons, Capt. and one German. The departures over G. F. Matthews, from Sandakan, with the same period came to sixteen. in- timber and general cargo, lying at cluding two for Amoy and three for Kowloon Wharf.-Jardine. Matheson Kwang Chow Wan; with clearances two.

Co: Taikum Maru, Japanese sir., 1,000 tons, Capt. T. Ishigaki, from Haiphong and Hoihow, with a general cargo. lying at buoy No. C13-0.8. K. Tonkin, Freach str., 546 tocs, Capt. F. 7. I. Morvan, from Haiphong, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. CIS. -M.M.

February 3rd.

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dager, French str. 3,788 tons. Capt. Plaucheur. Leon, from Marseilles and Saigon, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. A3-AM, Gleujatiach, British str., 1,43 tons, Capt. J. G. Carmor, from Singapore, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. A-Song Soon Hong.... Halsard, British str. 1,217 tons, Capt. C. W. Shearer, from Haiphong, with - a general cargo, lying at buoy No.

C41-Wo Fat Shing. Indrangea, British str., 561 tons, Capt. E. Bentley, from Kwang Chow Wan, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C39-Chiu On S.S. Co. Slikage Maru, Japanese str. 810 toos, K. Sato, from Quishon, lying at Yau- mati.-W. Hidaku. Nanching, British str., 1,506 toas, Capt. J. M. Hopkins, from Tientsin and Weihaiwai, with a general cargo, ly ing at baoy No. C14-B. & S. Neato Maru, Japanese, str., 930 tong Capt., J. Makihatu, from Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C40-Suzuki & Co. Philadelphia, Chinese str., 1,078 tons, Capt. A. Menathalu, from Keung and Macao, lying at buoy No. A90 Kai Yue S.S. Co.

Tilchort, Dutch str., 3,634 tons, Capt.

Abbo, from Anoy, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. At J.C.J.L. Tura-Sang, British str., 1,983 tons. Cap

CARGO ENTERED,

(During, 21 hours ended at 9 a

yesterday). For Hongkong

8,747 tone For ports beyond ........ 0.988

Total 18,836

(During previous 24 hours ended at am on Tuesday). For Hongkong 8,240 tons. For ports beyond

Total

93,317

31,737

Of the cargo entered for Hongkong, 4,089) tona were. brought by British vessels. The two heaviest entries were also made by British vessels, namely 4.000 tons. of timber and general cargo from Sandakan and 1,3883 tons of

general cargo from Calcutta and Hai phong. Deck passengers carried totalled" 998. •

The arrivals for the period, under review were as under. The s.s. Ling chow (Br.) from Tsingtan and Shang hai with 600 tons of general cargo and mail; the 88. Fen Sang (British) from. Calcutta und. Haiphong, with 1,385 tons of general cargo and mail and 1.2911 tons for ports beyond; the s.a. in Sang (British) from Sandakan with 4,000

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tons of timber and general cargo and 1.00 a.m., Friday, February 5th, 1926.

mail; the s.s. Tonkin (French) from Haiphong with 500 tons of general cargo and mail; the ss. Angkor (French) from Marseilles rid ports, Singapore and Saigon with 83 tons of general cargo and mail and 400 tons for parts beyond; the s. Fontainbleau (French) from Shanghai with -10 tons of general cargo and mail and 1,013 tons for porta J. H. Ferguson, from Calcutta, ribeyond; the s.s. Tilehuet (Dutch) from Penang, Singapore and Haiphong, Batavia and Amoy with 31 tons of with 1,385 tous. of ggarral cargo, y general cargo and mail and 5,358 tons ing at Kowloon Wharf.-Jardine, for ports beyond; the s.s. Tuikra maru Matheson & Co.

(Japanese) from Haiphong and Hoihow with 800 tons of general cargo and mail; the as. Siberia Mark (Japanese) from Los Angeles and Shanghai with 635 tons of general cargo and malt; the as Philadelphia (Chinese) from Keelung and zene with 700 tons of coal and the Bs. Emit Kindorf (German) from Yoko- ham and Shanghai with one use of general carga and 1,756 tons for porta beyond.

CLEARANCES.

February 3rd.

Amakuwa "Moru, for Hoihow.

Angkur, for Shanghai..

Benmaeihin, for Miike.

Dampto, for Shanghai,

Delta, for Singapore. Gittera, for Sandakan. itenfalloch, for Amoy. Luthor, for Shanghai.. Nam Sang, for Singapore... Shelley, for Shanghai. Taikua Maru, for Amoy Tonkin, for Haiphong.

PASSENGERS,

ARNIVALB-

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Per MM. 85. Angkor, on February 3rd Mrs. A. Torrance. Mr. A. B. Maddimane, Mr. P. Kahn, Mr. van Horn, Mr. Phung Lao, Mr. Au Pai Phon, Mr. Gieu Trac, Mr. G. Day. Mr. D. Day, Mr. Mach Tich Deng, Mrs. G. Eiran, Mr. F F. Ferguson, Mra C. Ferrer, Mr. Q Carlyon, Sister Marie Gerard, Mr. D.

Holmes.

DEPARTURES...

SHIPPING NOTES.

Pirates boarded a Hongkong fishing junk on January 30th in the vicinity of Yuet Mec. They ransacked the boat, but found the only money' on board to be a sum of $18, and this they took away..

A report to the Harbour Office from Siberia staru the master of the S.H. (Japanese) from Shanghai, states that wrecked junks were sighted on February 2nd in Latitude 299 N., Longitude 115° 19' E. at 7.30 am.. and in Latitude 29 49 N., Longitude 115 10 E... at

233 8.m

A notice in the Harbour Office states: that a rocky patch has been located to the southward of Lakes Island. Posi- Per M. ss. Angkor, on February tion: Latitude, 29° 55′ 38′′ N., Longi- 3rd: Mr. A. D. Baratto, Mr. Fung Yuk tude, 1206 27 or E. From the centre of Hang, Mr. Y. K. Chin, air. C. K. Tang, the patch Lakenti Island bears N. 767 Mr. I. P. Okada, Mr. and Mrs. H. WE, magnetic, distant 7 cables. Sound- hester, Mr. P. C. Tang, Mr. Ng Tai ings on the patch, which is small in ex- Leung, Rev. Bru. Paschal, Rev. Bro. tent, range from 11 to 12 feet reduced John, Mr. J. Deere, Mrs. Cheung Sha to low water at spring tides. Mrs. Chan She, Mrs. Funs Sin, Mr. Wong Sam, Mr. Lee Shiu Yil. Miss Iwazaki.

Por se St Albans, for Manila and Australia, on February 2rd-Miss F. I. Austin, Mr. P. J. Jennings, Mrs... G. H. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fanthorpe, Mr. Antone Munze, Mr. C. C. Black, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. D. Douglas, Miss E. Dantzig, Mr. F. Aldous, Mrs. C. C. Nelson and two children, Miss B. Cowper, Capt. L W. Smith, E.A., Mr. W. J. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Y. H. Jackson and, two child. ren, Mr. A. J. Rea, Mias 1. M. Coleman, Mrs. C. T. Timbrell and two children, Mr. P. C. Reilley, and Mrs. C. H. Crouter.

WITH CALL,

The following vessels are expected to be in wireless communication with Hong- kong to-day-Koshima Maru, Tandu, Mantua,,Weat Carmona, Angkor, Nam Sang, Samarang daru, Fontainebleau, C Lopes y Lopez, Alipore, Sekker Marn, "Talamba, St. Albans, Changte, Halching,

Wiikesan Maru, Nogpore, Haihaing.. FRENCH SHIPPING CO.'S PRÓFITE.

After being out of the dividend list for several years, Chargeurs Réunis (the French Steam Navigation Company) has declared a distribution of 6 per cent. on its share capital for the year-ended last.) Jane, "now that the programme of ship- building the company had contemplated is completed." This dividend takes 5,000,000 francs.

Net profits for 1994-95 totalled nearly II million franes, against nearly 13 million francs for the previous year. A Eotal of over 31 million france has been' appropriated for the year to amortisa- tion of the company's assets and addi- tions to reserves.

The board considers the policy of set ting amido large anis to reserves in- dispensable under present monetary con- ditions, and adds that the prospects for the current year encourage the belief that it wilt be possible to continue It successfully,"

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

The P. O. Co.'s 5.5. Tunda left Manila for this port on the afternoon of the 2nd inst., with the outward"Austra lian mails, and is due here on the 5th at daylight.

VESSELS IN DOCK.

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The following vessels are in Dock:- KOWLOOS DOCK-Cheong Shing, Ming Sung, Passet, Seistan, Tangistan, Chip Shing

...

TALEOO DOCK-Empress of Australia, Kwang Lec, Kiangau, Chenan, Kueichow, Fatshan.

COSMOPOLITAN Docz.--Ling Nam. KOWLOON BAY.-Haifoong, Onava, Sun On. ',

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SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN HONGKONG.

FOR FEBRUARY, 1926. (STANDARD TIME OF THE 190TH MERIDIAN, EART ́OF GREENWICH). Date.

Sunrise. February 4th...7.02 mm

5th...7.01 6th.......7.01

Passenger Department: Freight and Express:

Tel. 0, 759, Tal. C, 12,

Cables: GACANPAC. Oables: NAUTILUS,

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NYK

SAMEDIOS SURFER TO ALTEKASIHEL

SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Japan pazo

Through Bill of Lading issued to all Overland commos Paints in USA and Canaia *Through passage rates to Europe ria Ameria $405, G.3420, 9.3440

...Baturday, 20th Feb. at II a. KAGA MABU

Wednesday, 17th Mar. LYO MARU MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapors & Porta

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...

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HAKONE MAHU

SUWA MABU...

Baturday, 13th Fob. at Il sun. Baturday, 27th Feb. Baturday,

13th Mar.

HAMBURG vis LONDON & BOTTERDAM,

LIVERPOOL vis ADEN & MARSEILLES,

INDO CHINA

STRAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

LIMITED.

SAILINGS 20BJECT TO ALTERATIONS

TSINGTAU via SHANGHAI ... "YATSHING" Thursday, KOBE is MOJI

TIENTSIN via 'CHNFOO

& SHANGHAI

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SANDAKAN

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STRATTS & CALCUTTA

4th Feb.. at Noon.

5th Feb., at Noon.

6th Feb, at Noon..

9th Feb, at Noon. 10th Feb., at Noon. 10th Feb., at 4 p.m. 11th Fab., at 7am.

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"EINSANG" "LAISANG**

...Friday, ...Tuesday,

12th Feb., at 3 pm.

16th Feb, at 7am.

* KUTSANG " Wednesday, "BUISANG" Friday,

17th Feb., 18 p.m.

19th Feb., at 7 a...

·KOBE vis MOJI...

For Freight or Passage, apply to-

JARDINE MATHESON & CO., LTD.,

GENERAL MANAGERS.

Talaphone: Castnat No. 215 · ·

GLEN AND SHIRE

JOINTI SERVICE OF STEAMERS.

UK-STRAITE, CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE,

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9th Mar,

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GLENAMOY"

6th Apr. London, Botterdam & Hamburg via Oran. “GLENSEANE

... 4th May. London, Rotterdam & Hamburg vis Omi

Hovements are anbject to change without notice. For Freight or further Particulars, please apply to- ม

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FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS."

- THE NEW PAJT AMERICAN - STRANNIES

FOR VICTORIA AND SEATTLE

SHANGHAI, KOBE-YOKOHAMA

"PRESIDENT JACKSON" "PRESIDENT MCKINLEY." "PRESIDENT JEFFERSON".

Wednesday, 24th Feb. at 11 am, Wednesday, 24th bfar.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports.

MISHIMA MARU

TANGO MABU...

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NEW YORK and/or BOSTON PANAMA.

TAKETOYO MARU HAKODATE HARU

Saturday, 20th Feb. Friday. 5th Mar,

BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Oape Town, Delagoa

Bay & Algoa Bay,

KAMAKURA MARU ...

BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang & Colombo.

WAKASA MABU -

TOKUSHIMA MABU...

+++

BANGOON vai Singapore & Penang.

'SHINSEI MARU

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

TANGO MARU

Sunday,

Wednesday,

... Monday,

28th Feb.

10th Feb 15th Feb.

Thursday,

Wednesday.

18th Feb.

17th Feb.

Tuesday,

8th Feb. Tuesday, 9th Feb. Wednesday, 10th Fab. Wednesday 17th Feb Monday:

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA

TOBA KARU...

BENGAL HARU

FUSHIMI MARU

TOTOOKA MABU

HAKOZAKI MARU

2nd Feb.

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Taliban Central Mon. 972 203 & 7492

TO EUROPE £120–2112-E110

FOR MANILÄ

...Feb.

..Feb, 2lat. .Mar. 5th.

Feb. 13th. ... Feb. 25the

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Telephones: Central 2477,9475 & 795

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BOANDINAVIAN PORTS.

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COURTESY AT SEA.

MEETING IN THE INDIAN OCEAN.

A recent issue of The Times contains the following:

-Agents,

the water was required for her boilers Being greatly pressed for. time he sug gested that the Alerte should either use salt water or get into communication with another: ship, wherent the com mander of the Alerte replied that it was impossible for him to use salt water and hoped he would meet a ship which could give him that water

The Razmak then arranged a rendez

A number of wireless messages passed between the P. and O. Company's mail steamer: Razmak, and the French gun- boat Alerte in the Indian Ocean on Novos at.1 a.m. in lat. 17.18 N., Jon. 65.0 ember 28th which illustrated the cour tesy of sailors.

E, and promised to supply the Alerte, with the much-needed fluid. The Alerte per arrived alongside the Razmak andas

The Alerte sat out a message that she' was in urgent need of water, requesting any ship which could to stop and sup ply her. This was picked up by the commander of the P. and O.mail. steamer Bazmak, who communicated with the Alerts and elicited the fact that

made fast at 451 am on November 28th,

a hose was put on board, and she was supplied with 20 tons of fresh water, the. operation being concluded by 5.35 1.1., when the Alerte was cast off and the Razmak proceeded at full speed for Bombay

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