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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS,

February 11th. Altai Maru, Japanese stri, 4,848. tous, Capt. Y. Saito, from Nagoya and Moji, with a general cargo, lying at Stonecutters-O.S.K.

Dozan Maru, Japanese str., 078 tons, Capt. S. Shoto, from Keelung, lying at buoy No. C33.-Hidaka & Co. Nrw Mathilde, British str., 842 tour, Capt. E. G. Bapley, from Haiphong, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C43.-Yick Tai S.8. Co. Tonkin, French str., 848 tons, Capt. F. I. Morvan, from Haiphong sad Fort Bayard, with a general cargo, lying at buny No. C45.-M. M.

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, 1926

SHIPPING NOTES.

The sa. Paul Beau (belonging to the Canton Navigation Company) which with' the .. Charles Hardouin has been. employed on the Hongkong Macao run since the strike, has now been taken oft in order to lay up. The officers and crow have signed off and the articles closed. The Charles Hardouin was laid up some time ago. It is understood that one of the reasons for the laying up of theap vessels is due to the service already being amply covered by other steamers, in view of the fact that very few people are travelling.

The as Sunning fi taking the place of the as Chuen Chow asst week on the Hongkong-Macao run while the latter vessel is in dock.

February 19th.

Owing to extremely low water, on Bengal Maru, Japanese str., 5,393 toas, Thursday the sis. Zung Shan was delay-

Capt. M. Araki, from Calcutta and

ed by taking the ground at Tai Shek parts, with 8,000 tons of general Barrier. She re-Boated undamaged and cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf-berthed at 3 p.m. N.Y.K. Haiching, British str., 1,267 tons, Capt. A. E. Stewart, from Foochow, Amoy had Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at Douglas Wharf-Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

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The a.. President Grant was not allow- ed to berth at Kobe an account of small- pox. The passengers, however, were per- mitted to land and those who had booked passage by the vessel were allow- Kashima Muru, Japanese str., 6,147 tossed to go on board. The cargo was han

Capt. T. Araki, from Yokohama and died by lighters at the vessel's mooring Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying outside the breakwater. at busy No. Al.-N.Y.K. Kwangchow, British str., 1,872 tons, Capt. F. A. Lovegrove, from Bang kok, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No B21.-B. & 5. Sinking, British str. 1,16 tons, Capt. J. R. Shearer, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No.

B12-B. & S.

Sanli, Portuguese str., 440 tons. Capt. G. A. de Souza, from Kwang Chow Wah, with a general cargo, lying at buoy

CLEARANCES.

February 12th. Shantung, for Shanghai, Tonkin, for Haiphong, Anhalt, for Manila,

Chintiang, for Sebattik

Tada, for Bangkok.

Santhia, for Singapore.

Suma Maru, for Swatow.

Empress of Scotland, for Shanghai.

Comeric, for Keelung

Kushima Maru, for Singapore. Bengal Maru, for Shanghai.

HONGKONG SHIFFING.

The shipping statement for yesterday showed that the total number of vessels in the harbour at 9 am. numbered, 81, of which 40 were British.

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The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 am. yesterday numbered 'ten, viz-three British, five Japanese, are French and one Chinese. Three arrivals .were from coast ports. Departures. "over | the mme period numbered four: white there were four clearances.

CARGO ENTERED,. (During twenty-four hours ended at 0a.m. yesterday).

For Hongkong For ports beyond

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Total

6,140 tons. .13,447

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19,587

(During previous twenty-fours ended

at 9 am on Thursday.)

For Hongkong

For ports beyond

Total

6,001 tons. 6,718,

15,907

Of the cargo entered for Hongkong, more than half was carried in British vessels, namely 3,150 tona. The beaviest entry was 2,550 tons of timber and rice by a British vessel; while the next best entry was 1,100 tona by a Japanese vessel. The remainder of the entries were, all under 1,000 tonel

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It ia notified by the military authorities that Defence Lights will be burnt dur ing February. on 13th and 23rd

between 6.80 and 9 p.m. and on 18th and 4th between 6.30 and 11 p. From March 1st to March 8th they will be burnt between 6.30 and 9 p.m. and on March 11th and 18th between 6.30 and 11 p.m.

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The report of entry of the O.Š.K. - Altai Maru, which grounded in Fa Tau Mun Paas on Sunday morning tas has been received at the Harbour Office and states that the vessel is from Nagoya and Moji with 315 tins of general cargo, 40 bags of mail and 5,608 pas of cargo for ports beyond. The dita Maru had not been re-foated yesterday, in spite of all the efforts made this week to get her of.

The total number of deck passengers entered for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday numbered 29.

The only information to hand poster- day with regard to the two B. & S. chips. the unan and Kwriyang, which are stranded in the Hainan Straits, was that they are still ashore.

Cupt Robert Garry, formerly chief oficer of the President McKinley, and later commander of the Feat Himrod, is now in command of the President Madi- son, succeeding Capt. Thomas Quinn, who is taking vacation runs for other cominanders on the Admiral Oriental Line:

CHINA COAST CHANGES.

Mr. R. R. Moloney, baa signed off the Ting Sang as 2nd engineer.

Mr. J. MacTavish, Liendhing, has gone 2nd engineer of the Ting Song.

Mr. J. Johnston, has signed off the Lok Sun as 1st mate.

Mr. J. A. Cock, has signed off the Kuang Sin as master,

Mr. Alex Campbell, has signed off the in Sang as 4th engineer and has gone 2nd engineer of the Ming Sang,

Mr. E.. O. Everett, has signed off the Pheumpenh as 1st mate..

Mr. G. Hunter, has signed off the Lok Sun as 2nd mate.

Mr. G. A. Jack, has signed off the Ho Sang, as supernumerary engineer.

Mrj. J. 8. Swan, has signed off the Io Sang as 3rd engineer and has gone supernumerary 3rd engineer of the same vessel.

Mr. T. B. Mudie, has aigned off the Chinking as 1st engineer and has gone 1st engineer of the Tean.

Mr. W. L. Forster, has signed off the Tung On as lat mate.

The arrivals for the period under re- view wore a undor: The as New Mathilde (British) from Haiphong with

Mr. A. 6. T. Fullam, has signed off 400 tons of general cargo: the s.9. Hai"the Tung Oh as master and has gone 1st Ching (British) from Foochow

azd mate.

On

Mr. A. W. Muir, who has been on

Mr A. Oliver, has signed off the Newchwang as lat mate and has gone 1st mate of the Tean.

Mr. C. B. Adkin, has signed off the Tean as ist mate and has gone let mate of the Newchwang.

Swalow with 200 tons of general cargo and mail; the 3-8 Kwangchow (British) leave, has again gone master of the Tung from Bangkok with 2,550 tons of timber and rice and mail; the as. Vancouver Mari (Japanese) from Moji and Osaka with 300 tons of general cargo, mail and 7,000 tons for ports beyond; the 8.8. Altau Mari (Japanese) from Nagoya and Moji with 318 tons of general cargo, mail and 5,658 tons for porta beyond; the s.3. Bengal Muru (Japanese) from Calcutta aud Singapore with 602 tons of pig iron, gunnies and general cargo and 6,749 tona for porte beyond; the aa Destin Maru (Japanese) from Keelung with 1,100.tous of general cargo; the s.a. Ayato Maru (Japanese) from Swatow with 20 tons of vegetables and fruit; the e.s. Tonkin (French) from Haiphong and Fort Bayard with 200 tons of general cargo and mail and the 8. Pon Sang (Chinese) from Kwang Chow Wan with 450 tons of general cargo.

Later arrivals, too late for entry in the above returns, including the a.s. Sun Li (Portuguess) from Kwang Chow Wan with 74 tons of general cargo; the an Kashima Mary (Japanese) from Yoko hama and Shanghai with 79 tons of beer, tea, flour and general merchandise, mail and 2,478 tons of cotton goods, cement and silk goods for ports beyond the B President McKinley (American) from Bhanghai with general cargo and mail and the Sinking (British) from Shanghai with general cargo and mail.

VESSELSE-DOCK.

Mr. G. 8. Arthur, has signed off as let engineer of the Tean and has gone 1st engineer of the Chinkiang. "Mr. H. C Kiddle and Mr. W. R. Cameron, have signed off the Phranang as master and lat engineer.

Mesers. M. Cornwell, M. McCarthy, D. G. Mill and J. M. Scott, have sigard off the Paul Beau as master, 1st mate, engineer and 2nd engineer.

Messrs. J. W. Riddock, J. Welch, A. C. Taito, H. Burns, B. Rogers, G. W. Millar and A. S. Hassan, have signed off the Gorgistan as mate, sad mate, 3rd mate, ist engineer, 2od engineer, 3rd- engineer and 4th engineer.

"Mr. J. G. M. Yuill, has signed off the Devajongae as 1st engineer...

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