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ARRIVALS...
March 8th. Bescente, British str., 2,508 tons, Capt, J. J. Fairweather, from London and Singapore, the latter 'port she left on March 2nd, with a general cargo, ying A Kowloon Whari.-Gild, Livingston & Co. ** City of Spokane, American atr.. 4,774
tous. Capt. D. C. Austid, from Seattle and Shanghai, the latter port
HONGKONG SHIPPING.
THE "HONGKONG DAILY PRESS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 101, 1926
A feature of yesterday's shipping state] ment was the large number of arrivals, these being above the daily average.” Half ne vessels entering port for the period reported on were British. Another lea- ture of the return was that the total cargo entered (both for and not for Hongkong) exceeded the average daily total for a very long time past, boing several thousand tons abova" the usual entries.
The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at 0a.m. Yesterday numbered eighteen, pie, nine British, one German, one Dutch, four American and three Japanese The departures over the same period were ten-one for Singapore, one for Calcutta, two for Shanghai, one for Bangkok. che for Saigon, three for Amoy and one for Kwang. Chow Wan; with three clearances, for Haiphong, Shanghai and Amoy, respectively.
The number of romels in the barbour she left on March 5th, with a great o am yesterday was shown as being ral cargo, lying at buoy No. A25.- | 75, of which 37 wero British. Admiral Oriental Line. King, British str., 1,535 tons. Capt.
AV. Harrison, from Bangkok, with general cargo and rice, lying at busy No. B11.-B. & S. Li, British str., 1,336 tons Capt. J. E. Richards. from Shanghai and Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. 9.-B. & S. Hoji Muru, Japanese str., 3,737 tons. Capt. T. Fujita, from Singapore, which port she left on March and, with 630 tons of general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.-N. Y, K Fan Cleon, Dutch str., 2.962 tons, Capt. H. G. Blisa, tron Singapore, which port she left on March 3rd, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. A10. ALCUL
March Sth
Fulda, German air.. 5,525 tons, Capt. Richard Arndt, from Yokohama and Fonchow, lying at buoy No. AS- Melchers & Co.
Hi, French atr., 700 tons, Capt. L. Cruchot, from Haiphong and Fort Bayard, with a general cargo lying at buoy No. CH. Messageries Mari- times.
Bugun Maru, Japanese str., 1,303 cans. Capt. . Ishiguro, from Dairen and Weihaiwei," with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C11.-M. B. K. Peran British str. 6.299 tons, Capt. Win. Simpson. from Shanghai, which port she left on March 6th, with a general cargo, lying at husy No. Al.
R&S. „Nachow, British str., 1,394 tons, Capt. Edwin Monkman, from Tsingtau and Shanghai, with a général cargo, ly ing at buoy No. Big- & S. Teming, British str., 1,350 tons, Capt. D. Lupton, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. CB. & S.
CLEARANCES,
- March 9th.
Archer, for Shanghai. Benreuur, for Shanghai. Boron Nairo, for Kohsichang. Chah Sanh," for Bangkok. "Vity of Sprikane, for Manila.
Fulla, for Manila.
Jinishing, for Swatow. Hera, for Borneo.
Isla de Panay, for Yokohama.
Joji Mary, for Shanghai.
Perseus, for Singapore.
President Grant, for Manila. "
Sarpedon, for Shanghai.
Suoli, for Kwang Chow Wan Takada, for Amoy.
Den Cloon, for Swatow,
PASSENGERS.
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ARRIVALS,
Per N.D.L. m,& Fulda, on March 9th: Mr. L. V. Lang, Mr. A.J. Gomes, Mrs. N. Sequeira "and avo children, Mrs. F. Wong and two children, Mr. W. Scott,
HẸP. . T. lo. Air. E. S. Chum and M. Gorcke.
DEPARTURES.
Pes N.D.L.m.s. Fulda, on March 9th: Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Rice, Mr. and. Mrs P. Mickey, Mra, Jackson, Mrs. J. MacAdam, Mr. and Mrs. Lewy 1 Pegan, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Habersang and two children, "Dr. and Mrs. Sikemeier and child. Mr. and irs. Hersperger and child, Mr. Th. M. Rehn, and Mr. H. Soedermann.
fer Admiral Oriental" liner President. Grant, ter Manila, on March 9th :-Mr. mud Mrs. F. B.. Arthur, Mrs. A. J. Breat and two children, Mr. J. E, Burke, Mrs. 1. K. Ceons, Mr. P. Clover, Prof. L. Fernandez, Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Fran dorf Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gold, Mr. E. Kallstrom, Mr. and Mrs. F. W Peckard, Miss G. Reidlinger, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. J. Summers, Mr. W. E. Williams, Mr. and Mr. F. Gurber, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Machichan. Mr. R. Martinez, Mr. A. Rivera, Mr. E. Rivera, Mrs. A. F: Tor- rance, Mr. W. S. Nelson, Dr. nød Mrs. H. S. Allen, Mrs. R. O. Davis, Master B. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. K. Yabuki and three children, Misa K. Suyoyoshi, Mr. Yap Sing, Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Jefferson, Mr. R. E. Manly, Mrs. A. C. Kincome, Alisa F. Kincome, Mrs. C. R. Applegate, ira. E. Blauvelt, Misa F. Davenport, Mr. H. C. Rust, Mr. C. A. Gunn, Mr. Y. Poon Chung, and Mr. C. S. Rowe..
SHIPPING NOTES.
The sa Hero (Norwegian) ärrived in port yesterday for the purpose of going to the Kowloon Dock for repairs, etc.
As a result of the merger between the T.K.K. and N.Y.K., the staff of the Hongkong office of the T.K.K, ia boing disbanded. Yesterday, Mr. F. T. Mc- Roan, the passenger agent of this office,
:ft for the United States. ~
CARGO ENTERED.
(During 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday).
For Hongkong For ports beyond
Total
.12,704 tons. .-15,358
15
61, 152
L
(During previous 24 hours ended' at PL. on Monday). For Hongkong
0.083 tons. For ports beyond ............13, GDM-
Total
130
Of the cargo "entered for Hongkong. 6,958 tons were carried in British vessels, and 6,336 tong in vessels of other nation- -aliths. The heaviest entry made was 2,734 tons by a Japanese vessel, and the next best 2.188 by a British Two British vessels entered over one thou
and tons each nod there was a similar entry by an American arrival. Entries of chego for ports beyond were all fairly heavy there being two one entry of over six thousand tong, one of over £ve theusand tons, two of over four thousand tons each, one of over three thousand tons, two over of over two thousand tons |énch and one of one thousand tons. There was only one entry that was at all low. this heing one of 50 tons only. The heaviness of cargo for ports beyond shown in the total, however, was mainly ac cpantel for by an entry of 11:140 tons of bulk cil for other ports.
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The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 am yesterday were as.ander: Tatada (British) from Calcutta and
Singapore with 1,637 tons of gene ral cargo, pig iron and mail and 4,821 tana of similar cargo for ports beyond;
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#ydrangea (British) from Kwang Chow
Wan with 83 tons of general cargo
and mail:
Lánia (British) from Shanghai and Amoy with 110 tons of general cargo and mai;
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wit entry for Hongkong, but 2,856 tens for ports beyond; Fan Cloon (Dutch) from Singapore with 416 tons of general cargo and 60 tons for ports beyond; China Arrow (American) from Sah Francisco with an entry for Hongkong, but 11,140 tons of bulk oil for ports beyond; Archer (American) from New York and Manila with 704 tons of general cargo and 5,285 tons of case oil for parts beyond;
City of Spokane (American) from Seattle and Shanghai with M40 tona of general cargo and 1,000 tona for porta beyond;
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Ginzan Mára (Japanese) from Lung- kow' with 340 tons of Chinese ver- micelli;
Maji Mara (Japanese) from "Calcutta
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Rojun Maru (Japanese) from Dairen and Weihaiwei with 2,734 tons of boans, ground-nuts, bean oil and sundrics...
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the Marine Department of the Mari- | Hanoi (French) from Haiphong and Fort TILTAROEM ... JAPAN & AMOY Lime Customs at Shanghai, under date Bayard with 700 tons of general cargo TJILEBOET.....MX & 14th
f March 1st, state that the Talateo and mail; the 8.8. Hero (Norwegian) THISALAR
SHANGHAI Light, approach fo the Yalu River, ex from Macao and the ss. Talma (British) | TJIBODAS · DALNY & Amor 2811 tinguished during the winter season, will Amoy. he oxhibited again at sunset on March 15th, 1926.
Another Harbour notification from There was a heavy entry of doclé pas Shanghai, under date of March 1st, states singers for the twenty-four hours ended that the Japanese motor vessel Fubchi at 9 a. yesterday, the total being 2,841. Maru lies sunk 350 feet duo east of the Of this number, the na. Tubada carried southern end of the Railway Wharf at 1,003 from Calcutta and Singapore: the Wooning A mark boat is moored over As lydrangea 750 from Kwang Chun the end of the wreck. Each mark boat Wan and the 3.8. Fan Cloon 801 from exhibits a green flag by day and a green Singapore.
light by night. Vessels are cautioned (Continued at foot of next Column.). 1not to pass between the mark boats.
Wireless Telegraphy,
The" steamers are mil itted throughout with Electris Light and hare accommodation Bor limited number of galoon Passengers. All steamers carry a duly qualified surgas3. Cargo taken at through rates to all ports in Netherlands India and Australia,
For Particulars of Freight and Freige, apply to the
that the repairs to the fog gun at Sam- The Harbour Master at Canton notifies panchow Light-house have been effected, and the gun is now functioning në ba
fore.
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN
VESSELS EXPECTED, Empress of Canada (C.P.B.), due to
MOITOW.
Empress of Russia (C.P.R.), due March
25th.
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES CO.,
3. QUEER'S BUILDING, CONSIGNATION-TRANSIT-BEPRESENTATION..
WITHIN: GALL."
VESSELS IN DOUE. The following vessels are in Dock:- KOWLOON DOCK-Passet, Tangistan, Seistan, Siang Wo, Hero,
TAIKOO Door-Bulchow,
Kinshan, Kweiyang, Hunan, Buiyang, Philadel phia...
The following vessels were expected to be in wireless communication with Hongkong last night:-Purpura, Altai Maru, Shines Maru No. 6, Nolviken, Chakyu Maru, Sangbo, Hanoi, Horan Maru, Sarpedon, Fulda, Cassis, Bintang, Paul Le Lecat, Laisang, Fooksang, Kwai sung, Peranie, Hatching," President Grant, Isla de Panay, Takada, West Nomentum, Gleniffer, City of Canada, Bun. Arafura, Suwa Maru, Taivio Maru, Chakrang, Hakusan Maru, Tjibodas, Kiungchow, Indus Haru, Kaijo Maru,
(Continued at foot of next Column.) Taishen,
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