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SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
June 24th.
Dingo Mary, Japanese str., 3,723 tons Capt. Y. Ishida, from Muji, which port she left on June 10th, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.-0.8.K.
Kashmir, British str., 8,995 tong, Capt.
R. H. Stringer, H.N.R., O.BE from Southampton, which port she leit on May 21st, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.- P. & O. Kiunochow, British r., 1,545 tous, Capt. 0. Harris Walker, from Singa pore, with a general cargo, lying at huoy bNo. B11.-B. &.8. President Jefferson, American str., 14,174 tons, Capt... B. Nichols, from Seattle and ports, she left Shanghai on June 22nd, with 2,500 tons of general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf-Admiral Oriental Line. Sui Fang, British str., 1,304 tons, Capt. P. R. Parslow, from Shanghai and Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. B9.-B. & 8.
Sui Yik, Chinese str., 178 tona, Capt. Lo Shui, from Sha U Chung, with cattle, lying at Lawn Cheong Wharf.
Fook Hoi S.9. Ca.
Tai Sire, Chinese str., 402 tons, Capt. Lo Yat Bun, from Kwang Chow Wan, with general cargo aud pigs, lying at buoy No. C30-Wing Yin Co.
June 25th.
Agra, Swedish motor ship, 2,605 tens, Capt. R. Wilborg, from Singapore, which part she left on Jums geth, with a general curge, lying at Kow. loon Wharf.-Gilman & Co. Deucalion, British str., 4,335 tons, Capt. Capt. J. Findlay, Irom Rotterdam vid Singapore, she felt Rotterdam on May 15th, with a general cargo, lying at Holt's Wharf.-B. & S. France Muru, Japanese str., 4,227 Lens, Capt. 8. Iwata, from Bremen and Singapore, the former port she left un April 24th and the latter on June 19th, with general cargo, lying at buoy No. 425.-N. YE. Hanoi, French str., tons, Capt. L. Cruchot, from Fort Bayard, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. CIP,
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Hydrangea, British str., 561 tous, Capt. E. Bentley, from Kwang Chow Win, with general cargo and live stock, lying at Chiu Un Wharf.-Chiu On 8.5. Co.
Lai Sang, British str., 921 tons, Capt. C. W. Falk, from Calcutta and Singapore, the latter port she left on Jan 10th, with a general cargo, ring at Kowloon Wharf-Jards, Matheson & Co.
Mantua, British str., 5,930 tons, Capt. G.
4. Randall, from Yokohama and Shanghai, the latter port she left on June 22nd, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. Al-Muckinnon, Mackenzio & Lo.
Sui Sang, British str., 1,953 tons, Capt. A. D. Kelman, from Rangoon and Singapore, the latter port she left on June 20th, with 250 tons of sandal wood, lying at buoy No. 45-Jar- dine, Matheson & Ca.
Sarchuen, British str., 1,501 tons, Capt. J. R. Shearer, from Shanghai, which port she left on June 22nd, with a general cafgo, lying at Stonecutters, -B. & S.
Tak Hing, Chiarse str., 103 tons. Capt. Lo Shan, from Nam Tau, with a cargo of vegetables, lying at Luen Cheong Wharf.-Fock Hoi S.S. Co.
CLEARANCES,
June 25th.
Agra, for Shanghai,
Bingo Mura, for Singapore. Denention, for Shanghai. France Maru, for Keelung. Kashmir, for Shanghai.
Mantua, for Singapore,
New Afathilde, for Haiphong,
Patrick Henry, for Manila.
President Jefferson, for Manila.
President Pierce, for Manila.
Shantung, for Shanghai
Sui Yik, for Sha U Chung.
Tai Ste Ma, for Kwang Chow Wan.
Tak Hing, for Hauhoi
Tung Tau, for Chinklang.
Tatshing, for Shanghai.
SHIPPING NOTES.
the Marine Court yesterday, At before Lieut.-Cominander G. F. Hole, R.N., two, boatinastera were fined 815 each, or two weeks' hard labour in de fault, and another bostmaster was fined 810, or ten days! hard labour in default, for failing to carry regulation lights on their boats while under way,
The master of the P. & O. AB. Kashmir (British) from Southampton and Singa- pore; reported to the Harbour Ofice yesterday that during the voyage there 'was one death from drowning. The re-
•port does not state, whether it was a member of the crew or a passenger.
·HONOKONG' SHIPPING."
IGE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 261s," ~ 1926
Despite the fact that eight more vessels had nerived than on the previous day, yesterday's shipping statement show- ed 4 total decrease in freight car figures of the previous twenty-four hours. ried of 142 tons, compared with the Hongkong enrgo, however, had increased by 170 tons, but froight for ports beyond had gone down by 0,302 tons. British ber of steamora arriving, carried two- vessels, numbering exactly half the num- thirds of the cargo for Hongkong; while three British ships contained the balk of the freight for other porta
•
The number of vessels in the harbour at 6 n.. yesterday was 63, of which 2 were British. During the previous twenty-four hours sixteen vessels arrived, riz.-eight British, one American, two Japanese and five Chinese. The depar tures ease to ten, vis-one Japaneto for Moji, two British for Amoy, one British for Saigon, two British for Shanghai, one Chinese for Haubol, one Dutch for Singapore, one Chinese for Bha U Cheung and one British for Haiphong.
CARGO ENTERED.
(During the 24 hours ended at 8 am. yesterday).
For Hongkong ........... 8, 153 tons. For ports beyond.........18,285
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Total...........33,880 Apart from the British steamers, other vessels only brought comparatively small consiguments of cargo for Hongkong, and none of then reached four figures. British steamers carried 4,108 tons the highest amount being 1,330 tons. Other vessels brought 2,205 tons, with 010 tons the highest entry. Of the freight for. ports Leyond, three British vessels con- tained 12,853 tons, one ship carrying 7,000 tons. The remaining 5,427 tone was in two vessels of other nationality.
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The arrivals for the twenty-four hours
yesterday ended at 9 a.m. under:-
Kiungehow (British) from Singapore and Amoy with 475 tons of general
cargo and mail;
Suiyang (British) from Shanghai and Amoy with 250 tons of general cargo and mail;
Kurichor (British) from Tientais and Weibsiwei with 1,530 tons of gen- eral cargo and mail;
Deuralion (British) from Rotterdam and Singapore with 137 tona of general cargo, and 3,065 tons for ports beyond;
Sai Song (British) from Rangoor and
Singapore with 250 tons of sandal- Wood;
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Kushmir (British) from Southampton and Singapors with 600 tons of general cargo, mail and 7,000 tons for ports beyond;
Hydrangea (British) from
Kwang
Chow Wau with 180 tons of general carge;
Eresident Jefferson (American) from
Beattie and Shanghai with 380 tone
of general cargo, mail and 2,250 tons for Manila;
Binge Mar Japanese) from Yoko
hama and Moji with 668 tons of
general cargo, mail and 3,177 tons
for ports beyond;
Kaijo Noru (Japanese) from Keelung and Swatow with 500 tons of coal,
416 tons of general cargo and
mail:
Tai-8-Ma (Chinese) from Kwang
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cargo and mail:
Taking (Chines) from Nam Tau with two tons of vegetables;
Derwent (Chinese) from Foochow and Amoy with 2,308 packages of gen- eral cargo and mail; Sui lik (Chinese) from Shn U Chung
with 11 picula of poultry; Tuking (Chinese) from Nam Tan with three tons of vegetables;
Later arrivals yesterday, too late for inclusion in the above returns, were as undor:-
Mantua (British) from Yokohams and Shanghai with 200 tons of general cargo, mail and 2,000 tons for ports beyond;
Agra (British) from Gothenburg and Singapore with 331 tons of general cargo and 0,85 tons for ports beyond;
Hanoi (French) from Haiphong and Fort Bayard with 626 tons of gen- eral cargo and innil;
France Muru (Japanese) from Bremen and Singapore with 75 tons of general cargo, mail and 0,005 tons for ports beyond; Tung Foo (Chinese) from Haiphong
with a nil entry for Hongkong, but 1,000 tons for porta beyond; Taking (Chinese) from Nam Tau
with four tons of vegetables.
The mastor of tho 8.8. · Lai Sang (British) from Calcutta and Bingapore, reported to the Harbour Office yesterday that during the voyage to Hongkong two deck passengers died at Bes.
News was received in Shanghai on the 19th inst. by the local office of the Canka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd, that one of their fleet had gone aground outside Antwerp and had been badly damaged. In the telegram received by the local manager, the Altai Varu was stated to have been about thres miles out from Antwerp when the accident happened and was on her way to Japan from Hamburg. It is known that she is badly damaged but The total number of deck passengers whether tho will be a total loss is not entered for the twenty-four hours ended known for certain. The vessel left Hamat am. yesterday was 873, of which burg, on May 20th and reached Rotter- the 8,8. Hydrangea (British) from dam on June 1st. Her next and last Kwang Chow Wan carried 314, and the place of call in Europe was Autwory and 5.5. Lai Song (British) from Calcutta she is stated to have left that port on and Singapore 314. Juno 12th and was only three miles out when she went aground presumably on the reaches at the mouth of the harbour. The Altai Mara had 4 siderable quantity of cargo aboard for Shanghai and now is anxiously awaited Iccally concerning this.
(Continued on next column.)
A notice to mariners, issued by the Customs Authorities at Tientsin, states that dredging of Tientein Reach will be undertaken as circumstances permit and that caution must be excrcised when approcehing and passing the craft so amployed.
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