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SHIPPING NEWS

ARRIVALS.

HONGKONG SHIPPING.

Yesterday's shipping statement showed that the number of vessels în the barbour at am. yesterday was 83, of which 31 were British.

April 6th. Fook Sang, British str., 1.087 tons. Capt.

T. Grant, from: Osaka and Amoy, During the twenty-four hours ended at with a general cargo, lying at buoy 9 am, yesterday thirteen vessels arrived, No, A97—Jardine, Matheson & Co. viz, five British, threw Dutch, two' Ai Japan Arrow, American str., 4,960 tons, rican, oge French and two Japanese. Capt. 8. Ulsteen, from San Pedro, The departures over the same period with petroleum, lying at Laichikok. came to twelve, those being for the follow Standard Oil Co.

ing parts:For Manila, one German Kathlamba, British atr., 4,104 tons, Capt. for Shanghai, two Japanese and two J. A. Mordue, from Bremen and Dutch; for Singapore, ons American and Singapore, the former port she left ons British; for Ewang Chow Wan, on January 7th and the latter an

ons Portuguese, and one Chinese; for March 31st, with a general cargo, Canada, one American; for Weihaiwei, lying at Holt'a Wharf-Back Line. ane British; for, Koba, one British. Tjisaroea, Dutch str., 4,354 tons, Capt. There were only two clearances during the F. E, C. van Schermbeck, from above period, these being British vessels Shanghai and Amoy, with a general | för, Amoy and Singapore. cargo, lying at buoy No, A28.- J.C.J.L.

Tonkin, French str., 848 tons, Capt. F.

L. Morvan, From Haiphong, with a general cargo, lying as buoy No. C37.

M.M.

Fan Cluva, Dutch str.. 2,889 tona, Capt, H. G. Blits, from Singapore, which 'port she left on April ist, with a genorul cargo, lying at buoy No. As.

J.O.J.L.

April 7th. Glenamny, British str., 4.650 tons, Capt. J. Augier, from Oturu and Shang- hai..the latter port she left on April 3rd, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. 45-Jardine, Matheson & Co. Hawaii Maru, Japanese str., 9,434, tons, Capt. A. Komayashi, from Yokohama and Nagasaki, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.-O.S. K. Husan Mars, Japanese str., 2.312 tons,

Cipt. Tabata from Swutow, with 1,200 tons of coil and merchandise; lying O.S. K. Wharf.-O.S.K. Lee Sung, British str., 979 tons, Capt. T. Croft, from Shanghai, with a general cargo, lying at West Point Wharf-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

CLEARANCES.

April 7th.

Kottu Maru, for Swatow..

Linan, for Shanghai.

Taming, for Hofhow.

Arafura, for Marila.

Glenamay, for Singapore.

Santhia, for Amoy.

Goinky Maru, for Bangkok.,

Tontin, for Haiphong.

Confucius, for Saigon.

Kiukiang, for. Weihaiwei.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS. “

Per 5.8 Lér Sang, on April 7th:-"Mr. Phillips.

Per a. Hozan Maru, on April 7th: Mr. S. Bory, Mr. Own Hughes, Mr. R. F. Nitakins, Mr. T C. Ramsay and Mr. Lekins.

DEPARTURES.

Por S. Arafura, for. Australia, 'on April 7th:-Miss J. Foster, "Mr. F. Grimwade. Capt. and Mrs. Blayney, Miss R. E. M. Knuckey, Lieut. A. X. Baxendall, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ingham, Mias Bloom, Mr. J. F. Kennedy, Mr. 6. E. Joseph, Miss A. Haltourina, Mr. T. Lewis, Miss C Mork, and Mre S. W McBurnie, M.D.

WITHIN CALL..

CARGO ENTERED.

(During 94 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday)..

For Hongkong

For porta beyend

Total

9,198 tons 44,15

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53,314

During previous 24 hours ended at,"

... on Tuesday).

6,012 tous. .11,727

For Hongkong For ports beyond

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Total

.19.671 +1

Yesterday's" total of cargo entered was the largest for some weeks past, but the heaviness was only shown in cargo for ports heyond, that for Hongkong show. ing no exceptional figures. Of the cargo for Hongkong, 2,950 tons was carried in British vessels, with 6,223 brought by other nationalities. The heaviest entry was one of 2,365 tons by an American steamer, while there were three other "entries (two by British vesaria) of over 1,000 "tons each. The remainder of the entries were all under 1,000 tons. cargo for ports beyond, the total was co- siderably increased by an entry of 11,25 tons of petrolite oil by an American steamer: white other entries included 7.250 tons by a British steamer, 5,095 tons also by a British steamer and 9,000 teng by a Dutch arrival, with 4.407 tons by a Japanese vessel.

Of

The arrivals during the 4 hours eaded at 0a.m. yesterday were as under:

Glenrog (British) from Utari and

The following vessels were expected to be in wireless communication with Hong- ! kong last night:-typer, S1, Allons, Empress of Australia, President Fileve-to land, President Jackson, Hakozaki Maru, Glenamoy, Arafur, Sautin, Sarpedon, (enfalloch, Le Song, Pouk Sang, Albert Foegler, luichos, Ouderkerk, Korea Maru, Talthybius, Cutulu, If wah- cheng, Taurugisan Maru, Avayr, Fattori Maru, R.F.A. Wur Krishna.

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SHIPPING NOTES.

At the Marine Court yesterday, before Lieut. Commander G. F. Hole, R.N., a trading junk master and a trading junk mistress were each food 85, with the alternative of five days' hard labour, for being outside of more than five, other boats alongside the s.s-Tung On and the sis. Tai Ming respectively,

At the same Court, a junk master was fined $5, or five days' hard aboar in default, for anchoring in the Southern Fairway.

A notice to mariners issued by the Customs authorities at Shanghai and dated March 29th, states that an anchor with 85 feet of chaia attached has been recovered from the bed of the river at a position from which the Quarantine Buoy bears No 60 W (Mag.). The anchor and chain now, lies on the fore. shore of the Customs property at Woo. sung and may be inspected there. If not claimed and salvage is paid within thirty. days.of the date of the above notice, the anchor and chain become the property "of the salvers

Shanghai with an entry for Hongkong, but 6,320 tons of brans and 950 tons of general cargo for ports beyond:

Chip Shag (Beitish) from Tientsin and Weihaiwei with 10 tons of general cargo and mail;

Sendun (British) from Taka Bar and

Shanghai with four tons of general cargo, mail and 5... tens for ports

beyond:

Sing Eritish) from Shanghai with 100 tons of general cargo 'and Innilt

Sauthia (British) from Calcutta and

Singapore with 1,325 tons of gun- nies rice saltpetre, shellac, tra, "pig-lead, chee, etc., mai and 3,598

tons for parts beyond;" Tjitroen (Dutch) from Shanghai and

Amoy with a if entry for Hoog- kong mail and 892 tons for ports beyond:

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL SÃa, 1926

CANADIAN

EMPRESS

PACIFIC

EXPRESS

QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC

17 Days from Hongkong to Vancouver. »

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Special FARES to EUROPE £120 £112 £83 $80 (Payable in Local Currendy)

VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER

Vis SHANGHAI and JAPAN PORTS,

NWEAKER.

H'kong. S'hai, Kobe

LeaTe

Leave

Евате

Y'ḥams Leave Arrive.

8 May 17

22 May 31

EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA April 18 April 19 April 22 April 4 May EMPRESS OF ASIA,

...April 30 May 9 May ...May May 14 May MAY Jana 11 June 14 Jane

June

Ja 23 July

5. Jadie 14 19 Jane

EXPRESS OF CANADA"

17 May 20 May EMPRESS OF RUSSEA

31 Jane 3 June EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA

June

Jane 18 EMPRESS OF ASIA

30 July June EMPERSS OF CANADA

July 13

12 July 14 July EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

25 July EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA...A. 6 Ang

9 APX. EMPRESS OF ASTA

...Aug. 18 Aug. 22 Acg. EMPRESS OF CANADA ...Sept. 3 Sept. 5 Sept. 8 Sept. 11 Sept EMPRESS OF RUSSIA ...Sept 18 Sept. 19 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Oct.

(E/Asia and E/Russia call at Nagasaki the day after departure from Shanghai).

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23 July 11.Aug.

31 Aug

14 Aug.

25 Aug

23 Sept.

HONGKONG-MANILA-HONGKONG SERVICE.

Leara Fongkong April

Arrive Manis April 24

EMPRESS ASIA

Leste Manila April 25

Arrive Hongkong April 97

Passenger Department i Treight and Express:

Ti 0.752.

Tal C. 42,

Cables: GACANPAO, Cables: NAUTILUS

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NYK

KATLINGU TUNJEČT TO AUTÈRASION.

SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolulu.

SHINYO MARU.

SIBERIA MARU (omit Besalala). SOUTH AMERICA via, Japan,

Angeles, Mexico and Panama.

ANYO MARU

BOKUTO MARU...

SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via

YOKOHAMA MARU.

Wednesday, 21st April Tuesday, 4th Bny

Honolulu, San Francisco, Los

Friday, * 16th April Saturday, 19th May

Shanghai & Japan port

Thursday, 15th April

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore & Ports

Saturday, 10th April Saturday, 24th April

Ouderkerk (Dutch) from Antwerp and

Mapila with 393 tons of general SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports.

cargo, mail and 9,000 tons for parts beyond:

Tan floo (Dutch) frein Belawan Deli

and Singapore with 900 tons of general cargo, mai! and "130 tons for ports beyond:

HAKOZAKI MAHU ...

HAKUSAN MARU

AKI MART

МІВНІМА МАВС

TSUYAMA MARU

TOKIWA MARU

Wednesday, 21st April Wednesday, 19th May.

NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA.

...Saturday, 24th April

Tuesday, 11th May.

West Farelo (American) from Los BUENOS AIRES ris Singapore, Durban & Cape Towa, Delagon

Angeles and Amoy with 2.365 "tone of general cargo, mail and 521 tons for porte beyond;

Japan Arrow (American) from San

Pedro with 11,225 tons of petrolite oil for porte beyond: Toki, (French) from Haiphong. with

1,400 tona of general cargo and mail:

Vitto Murn (Japanese) from Dairen

-with 832 tons of bean, general and

vermicelli;

Haji Haru (Japanese) from Yoko

hama and Nagasaki, with 333 tops: of general cargo, mail and 4.407 tons for ports beyond.

Enter arrivals yesterday, too late for antry in the above returns, included:-

Le Sang (British) from Shanghai with

general cargo and mail;

Foo Sang, (British) from Amoy with 488 tons of general cargo, mail. and 114 tons for Calcutta. Kalyan (British) from Singapore and Bangkok with 2,200 tons of rice and general cargo and mail; Kiangau (British) from Singapore and Bangkok with 2,2824 tons of rice and general cargo and mail; Kathlamba (British) from Bremen and Singapore with 820 tons of general cargo and 8,000 tons for porte be yond;

Hozan Maru (Japanese) from Keelung and Switow with 500 tons of coal and 550 tons of general merchan- diso.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

The total number of deck passengers. entered for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday was 2,790. Of this namber, the s. Fog Cloon (Dutch) from Bealomond (Ben Line), due to-morrow. Belawan Doli and Singapore carried 1,658; the Hawaii Mary (Japanese) from Cegion (Swedish East Asiatic), duo May

19th.- Yokohama and Nagasaki 7; the 8. Banthin from Calcutta and Singapore Empress of Aria (C.P.B.), dac April

21st.

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479 and the 6. Tsaraca (Dutch) from Empress of Australia (C.P.R.), dus Shanghai and Amoy 354.

April 10th

In his report: to the Harbour OfficeJeypore (P. & O.), due to-day, 6 a.m. Yesterday, the master of the s.a Sayyang St Albans (E. & A.) due to-day, at (China Navigation Company) which ar-

noon.

rived from Shanghai, stated that on Sumatra, due April Brd. Monday, April 6th, the Su Wo was Talamba (B.I. 4. Apoar), due April 10th, passed off Kap Chi Point, and signalled

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report all well tomorrow Indo-China."

It appears that Sui o is on the

Yangiare River and that the ship referred

p.m...

voyage to Shanghai, having lett Hong- to was really the Indo-China S.N. Com- on Sunday. It is believed that nothing pany'e Siang Wo (a steamer newly-built was amiss and that the message was only by the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock a part of maritime routine The Indo- Company) which was on her maiden China S.N. Co.'s as. Fook Sang aleal

Continued at foot of next Column.)"brought in a similar mesango,

Bay & Algoa Bay.

KANAGAWA MABU

BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang &

YAMAGATA MARU... TAMBA MARU

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang &

TOTTORI MARU MOJI MARU

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

MISHIMA MARU

Wednesday, 23th April Colombo.

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

TOKUSHIMA MABU WAKASA HARU

CEYLON MARU

KAMO MARU.

Saturday, 10th April Thursday, 16th April Rangoon. Friday, Sunday,

9th April 18th April

3rd April

Friday,

Saturday, 10th April Monday, 18th April Wednesday, 14th April Twarday, 20th April

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Saturday.

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"MINGSANG."

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