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SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVALS.

May 14th,

Azumasan Maru, Japanse str., 708 tons, Capt. Y. Ogara, from Miike, which port he left on May 7th, with A cargo of coal, lying at buoy No. B11.-M.B.K.

HONGKONG SHIPPING.

THE HONGKONG DAILY, PRESS MONDAY, MAY 17TH, 192€

The week end shipping returns show ed an improvement in the entries of cargo. yesterday's reports showing an on the total increase of 8,697 tons freight entered for the preceding twenty- four hours; while the returns for the twenty-four hours' ended at 9 am on Saturday recorded an increase of 5,889 tons on the previous period. Cargo en- tered for Hongkong on Saturday showed City of Glasgow, British str.. 3.405 tons, an increase of just over one thousand Capt. W. J. Murray, from New York tons, and that for ports beyond was in- and Manila, the former port she left creased by 7,839 tons. Yesterday mor on March 15th and the latter on Mayring's returns registered an increase of 19th, with a general cargo, lying at 6,5 tons in cargo for this port, but an entry of 7,557 tons of liquid fuel account- Holt's Wharf-Buak Line.

ed for this, otherwise there would have Jade, French str., 338 tons. Capt. P.

Maternati, from Fort Bayard, with been a decrease, With regard to freight for other parts, there was an increase of a general cargo, lying at buoy No.

7.80 tons shown in the Saturday" retura C30-Shun Cheong SS. Co. Lai Sany, British str., 22 tona, Capt. and an increase of 2,102 in yesterday's

C. W. Falk, from Kobe and Amoy, reports. with dried fish and "general cargo, ying at buoy Na, Ass.—Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ouderkerk, Dutch str. 4,011 tona, Capt.

At O 1.1. ou Saturday there were 37 vessels in the barbour, of which 95 were British; while at the same hour Wafelenar. from Shanghai, Yesterday morning there was 60 vessels which part she left on May 11th, lyin harbour, with 24 of them British. ing at huey No.-AC.-J.C.J.L. Sui Fi Chinese str., 3 tons, Capt. Lo Shui, from Sha C Chang, with vegetables, etc, lying at Luen Chong Wharf.-Fook Hoi S.S. Co. Tak Hing, Chinese str., 103 tons, Capt. "Lo Shan, from Naci Tat, with a cargo of fruits, lying at Laen Cheong Wharf-Fook Hot S.S. Ca

May 15th Chenan, British atr.. 10 tons, Capt. W. J. Larter, from Shanghai and Swatow, with a gearral cargo, lying at buoy No. Bo.-P., S. Conna, British atr.. .499 tons, Capt. E. F. Pattenden, from Balikpapan, with liquid fur, "ying at North Point.-AP.C.

Hydrauger, British afr. 361 tons. Cap.

E. Bentley, from Kwang Chow Wan. with general cargo and live stock, lying at Chiu On Wharf-Chiu On 6.9. Co.

Kolau Maru, Júpanean str., 1.849 tons,

Capt. 5. Sato, from Formosa. Amoy and Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at O.. K. Wharf-)NK. President front. Ausencan str... 8.405 tons. Capt. M. M Jepsen, from Manila, which port she left on May ath, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf-Admiral Oriental Line.

Taming, British str. 156"mus." at

D. Lupton, fron. Haiphong" and Hoihow, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C37 -3 & . barang, Dutch str., tout tons, Capt. P. Hopman. from Shanghai, which nort she left on May 12th, lying at buoy No. A5.-J. GUZT Tarot, Dutch str, 1,5 tons. Capt.

The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 a.m. on Saturday numbered cleven, ris-five British, one French, one American. one Dutch, one Japanese and two Chinese. The departures over the same period came to fourteen, riz.- six British, one Japanese, one Dutch, two Chinese, two French, one American and one Norwegian. The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at yesterday numbered elever. British, two Dutch. two Japanese and one Chinese. The departures came nine, vis-five British, two Dutch and two Chinese.

Da.m. viz.-six

CARGO ENTERED. "(During the 24 hours ended at 9 2.10.

yesterday)... For Hongkong p For ports beyond

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17 Days from Hongkong to Vancouver. LARGEST "AND FASTEST

STEAMSHIPS.

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VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER

H'kong Leave

via SHANGHAI and JAPAN PORTE.

Bbai. STEAMEES.E

Leave EMPRESS OF HUSSIA... ...May 23 May June

14 June 16 June EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA...June 12 June EMPRESS OF ASIA

...June 24 Jane 97 June nd July 24 July

8 July 12 Joly-14 July

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OF CANADA EMPRESS RUSSIA

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* FOOKSANG **

TSINGTAU SHANGHAI... "KWONGSANG

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29th May, at 4 pm... Wednesday, 26th May, at Moun

Thursday

27th May, at 10 sum.

99th May, at 9 a.. 3rd June, at 3 pm.

12th Jane, at 7 .. 14th June, atp.m.

TSINGTAU

STRAITS & CALCUTTA

"BOJANG

KOBE vis MOJI

STRAITS & CALCUTTA

"SUISING"

HAIPHONG vis HUIHUW

"MINGSANG

KUBE via SHANGHAI E

NAMSANG

STRAITS & CALCUTTA

... "KUMSANG"

*KUTSANG *HINSANG**

Saturday, Thursday,

...Saturday. ...Monday,

MOJI

KOBE SHANGHAI &

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19 June

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35 Oct ...Sept 10 Sept 19 Sept. 22 Sept.

+ Oct 8 Oct. 9 Oct. EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA, Oct. 1 Oct.

20 Oct. 23 NOT. 14 Oct. 17 Oct ...Oct. EMPRESS OF ASIA.

*8.Sept.

8

20

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

HONGKONG-MANILA-HONGKONG-SERVICE

13,146 tons. .19,141

Leara

Hongkong

Mar June

16

Total

..25,997 #1 (During the previous 21 hours ended ab9 m. on Saturday)..

6,621 tons.. For Hongkong

770,039 For ports beyond

16,660

Total

Of the cargo for Hongkong entered on Saturday, 1983 tons. were carried in British vessels, the heaviest entries being 500 tons and 763 tons. Of. remaining 4.55 tons in other vessels, 4,000 tona con sited of coal breught by one steamer. Of freight for other ports, 2,379 tons were" in two British vessels, one entry being for 2,500 tons. The remaining 7,000 tons

F. E. C. van Scherinbeck, from carried in an American and Dutch Batavia which port she left on May 8th, with sugar and general cargo,

steamer, the former entering 1,176 tons

lying at buay No A.-J.C.J.L May th

Celebes Maru, Japaang str. 4:258 ton

Capt. H. Gotow, from Bombay and Singapore, the latter port she left on May 5th, with a general cargo. lying at haoy. No A-O.SE. Bei Hong, British str., 1970 tons. Capt. Ellis Walker, from Foochow, Amoy And Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at Douglas Wharf.-Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Arrive

Maxil

May 28 20

June 18.

Leave

Kanila

Exress Russia 'May' EXPRESS ASIA

Jane

19

Arrive Hongkong May Jane

25

23

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SANČIOS KUMTECT TO ALTERATION,

and the latter 5,581 tons. Of the cargo SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolulu.

stered for Hongkong yesterday mor- ning. general amounted to 5,569 tons and 7.557 tous consisted of liquid fuel, carried by a British steamer.

SHIPPING NOTES.

TENGO MARU KOREA MARU

SOUTH AMERICA vis Japan,

Angeles, Mexico and Panama. BOKUYO MARU... BAKUYO MARU...

Monday, 31st May, at Noon Tuesday, 16th Jane Honolulu, San Francisco,

Saturday, 29th May, Noon Tuesday,

17th July

Saturday, 22nd May Saturday, 5th June Saturday 19th June-

Los

At the Marine Court on Saturday, MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP in Singapore & Parts Lieut-Commander F. "Hole, R.N. the (Harbour Master) commented on practice, which is becoming increasingly common among junk people, of anchor- SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports. ing inshore, within a hundred yards of low

Water ark. Hie Worship had

HARUNA MARU KAMO MARU KATORI MARU

***

MISHIMA MARU TANGO MARU...

TAKAOKA MABU TOYAMA MARU

th

...

Wednesday, 19th May, at 11 a.m. Wednesday, 23rd Jute, at 11 a.m.

Tuesday, 8th June Surday, 20th June

several offences of this character to den! NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA. with. and he stated that he wished to Wharf.-issue a public warning that he would increase the fine from 89 to 23, if the that was not a offences continued. sufficient deterrent he would increase the fine to $10, and if necessary to 820.

Hinn Maru, Japanne str.. 1,000 tons, Capt. K. Sakurai, from Keelung, which port she left or May 11th, with 1,900 tons of coal, wood and general cargo. lying at .S.K. O.S.K. Linan, British str., xe tons, Capt. H. P. Carver, from Shanghai, which port she left en May eth, with a general cargo, lying a baby No. B12-B. & 8.

CLEARANCES.

May 13th Arimasan Maru, for Saigon, Kaijo Haru, for Ewalow Kasara, for Tourane.

Li Sang, for Singapore:

Oudenkerk, for Manila President Grant, for Shanghai Baigon Mary, for Wakamatsu Walene, for Balikpapan. Buiyang, for Shanghai. Sui Yik, for Bha U Chung. Tahchee, for San Francisco. Tak Hing, fer Hau Hoi. Teli, for Foochow

May 16th.

Haldia, for Macao.

Hydrangea, for Kwang Cow Wan. Wui Yik, for SH U Chung. Tak Hing, for Hsu Hoi

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

Per ss. Hydrangen, ou May 15th:- Mr. Shaw and Mr. Beten.

By the B.t. President Grant, from Manila, on May 15th:-Miss V. Aguiluf, Mr. C. Collier, Mr. T. M: Da Costa, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davies, Mr. Paul De Alcochete, Miss A. G. Fischer, Lieut. B. L. Mabon, Mrs. B. A. Matthews, Mr. Allan Pay, Miss Vera Roll, Mr. Miguel Balinan. Mrs. V. "A. de Bailoan. Miss N. Rafinan, Miss Rosario Silice, Mr. Emilio Santamaria

DEPARTURE.

www.

The Master of the 38. Tibra (Dutch) from Batavia, reported to the Harbour Office yesterday that a Chinese deck passenger died, during the voyage

to Hongkong.

A Harbour Office notice warns shipping that Defence Electric Lights practice will be carried out on the evening of Tuesday, May 25th and Thursday. Muy

27th from dusk until about 8.30 p.m.,

The total number of deck passengers entered for the twenty-four hours ended at 9 a.m. on Saturday was 1,291, of which the . Lee Sang (British) earried $90 from Kobe and Amoy.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

The R.1.S. Küpreas of Australia left Vancouver for Hongkong, vid Japan ports and Shanghai, on May 13th, and is due here on June 2ad.

The ss. Takada (B.I. and Apcar), left Singapore for this port on the 14th inst and is due here on the 20th inst.

The Bluc Funnel Line steamers Talthybius and Philoctetes, arrived at Vancouver on April 29th and May 10th respectively.

VESSELS IN DOCK

The fallowing vessels are in. Dork:- KOWLOON Dock, Angus, Passet, MarnICS

TAIKOO

Dock.Kwangtung."Clara Jebsen, Yingchow, Tung On, Shansi.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Per su President Grant, for Seattle Entpress of Itunia (C.P.R.), May 20th,

i porte on May 16th Mr. E. Everett, 4 pime

Mr. Jun Ko Choy, Mr. John C. Osi, Mrs.

L. W. Patterson, Miss V. L. Patterson; Taiping (Australian-Oriental), due to

Mr. and Mrs. C. A Pease, Mr. Waldo Reiner, Mra. Mand Smith, Mr. F. M. Titus, Mr. M. C. Barry, Very Rev. J. T. Dimbla, Mr. Robert R. Hind, Most Rev.

day.

Mrs. R. L. Tan, Mrs. Tan, Mr. B. M. J. O'Doherty, S. Rev. R. B. Webb, Miss. N. McDougall, Mr. J. Me- Schmitt, Mr. Tan Fee Pei. Capt. R. E. Dougall. Mr. Kwong Man Fu, Mr. Chow Hassoon, Mr. L. Duhlmann, MA Siu Cho, Mrs. Chan Shee, Master Chow Chauviero, Mra. Pun Lien Sze and two Soo, Mr. Ho Wah Fong, Mr. T. Ogsa. children, Dr. and Mrs R W. Mendelson, wara, Miss F. K. Liu, Mr. Hashimoto, Kies Mendelson, Mr. Leong Sang, Mr Mr. Hon Kee Yue, Mr. Frank Strahan, Leong Nong Him, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lam Do Bang. Mr. Choo Won McDouglass, Mr. Y. Mitamura, Miss F Chook, Mr. Yuen Siu Yu, Mr. Chan Reid, Mr. Chang Chen Hou, Mr. and Linh Key, Mr. Cook Lee Bing, Mr. Lee

Fook Yuen, and Mr. Leong Bam. (Continued on nest Column).

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Bay & Algoa Bay. WAKASA MARU

Wednesday, 2nd June

BOMBAY ria Singapore, Penang & Colombo.

GENOA MARU -

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Baugoon.

NAGANO MARU

CEYLON MABU

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

TANGO HARU

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