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SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVALS.

July 6th.

HONGKONG `SHIPPING.

TAR HONGKONG DAILY PRESS THURSDAY JULY 8TH, 1926

The feature of yesterday's shipping statome ab-was-the big increase in the number of vessels, which had arrived during the twenty-four hours under re

Kwai Sang, British str., 1,433 tons, Capt.view, and the fact that the majority wore N. W van Cortlandt, from Hongar, British. The number exceeded the daily with 3.250 tons of coal, lying at average which has prevailed for a con- Quarry Bay-dardize, Matheson siderable time past. Consequently there” Uo..

was a material increase in freight car- "July 8th. .

ried both for this port and ports beyond, Chewa British str., 1,353 tons, Capt. but not do any unusual extent and the W. Larter, from Shanghai, with a bgures did not go much abovs the aver- general cargo, lying at buoy "No. age. The British steamers were respon BA-B. & S.

sible for carrying the bulk of the freight, Liangelo, British str., 1,990 tons, Capt. bringing, more than three quarters of the CH. Jones. From Tientsin and total for Hongkong, and carrying more Amoy lying at buoy No. 030 than three quarters of it for other ports. B. & S.

There was a total increase in freight re- *New Math Ade, British str., 842 tons, corded of 10,337 tons, compared with the Capt. R. A. Prichard, from Hai. previous twenty-four hours. Hongkong phong, with a general cargo, lying at cargo increased by 7,883 tons, and freight buoy No. 637-Yik Tai SS Co for ports beyond by 2,474 tons. Phenius, British str., 4,730 tons, Capt. R. Hill, from Taku Bar and Shang. hai, lying at buoy No. A3.-H. & S... President Grant, American str., 8,405 toas, Capt. M. M. Jensen, from Seattle, with a general cargo, ring at Kowloon Wharf.-Admiral Line. Shinka Maru, Japanesa str., 1,087 tons, Capt.. Y. Sanada, from Dairea and -Weihalwei, with a general cargo,

ing at buoy No. Bat.-O.S.K. Sul Fik, Chintan str,, 18 tons. Capt. Lo Shai, from Sha U Chung, with a cargo of vegetables, lying at Luen Cheong WharE-Fook Hoi S.S. £6. Fan Cloon, Dutch str., 2,680 tons, Capt. H. G Blits, from Amoy, with a gene. ral cargo, lying at buoy No, ASD.- J.C.J.E.

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Ata.m. yesterday there were vessels in the harbour, of which 31 were British. During the previous 24 hours 17 vessels arrived. (against ten on the previous day), vi, twelve British, one American, two Japanese and two Ch nese. The departures over the the same period came ten, viz., one German and ty-one French for Shanghai, one British for Singapore, one-British for Focchow, one British for Amoy, one French for Saigch, one British for. Kwang Chow Wan, one Japanese for Tsingtau, one Chinese for Hauboi, and one Chinese for Sha U Chung. There was only one clearance, a British steamer for Amoy.

Fun Sang, British str., 1,983 tons, Capt. JH. Ferguson, from Osaka and Karatau, with a carges of cos, ¡ying at buoy No. B34.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

July 7th..

Asphalin. British str., 2,935 tons, Capt.

T. H. Collister, frani Liverpool and. Glasgow, with 400 tons of general; cargo, lying at Holt's Wharf.-

_B_LS.

tolycus, British str. 7717 tons. Capt. F. H. Powell, from London vid ports. she left Singapore on July 2nd, with 5910 tons of general, cargo, lying at

Holt's Whari.-B. & S. "Drafu, Norwegian str. 1,024 tons Capt

A. Fingalsen, from Canton, lying at buoy No. 42K. Larsen & Co... Danfa, British str., 3.910 tons, Capt. T. G. Nivison, from Boston and Mania, with sugar, hemp and general cargo, lying at buoy No. A4.~~B. & 3. Kawachi Haru, Japanese str., 3,586 tons, Capt. Ogawa Kiyoshi, from Yoko bama and Moji, with dirier fish, etc., iving at buoy No. Ab.-N.Y.K. Tug, Chinese str., 103 tons, Capt. Lo Shan, from Nam Tau, with a argo, lying at Luen Cheong Wharf. -Fook Hoi S.S. Co.

.. CLEARANCES.

July 7th

Langehow, for Haiphong.

President Grant, -for-Manila..... Akera, lor Miri.

Domu Maru, for Kechung.

Tak Hing, for Hauhoi. Phemius, for Singapore. Kawachi Maru, for Singapore. Brmind, for Shanghai. Ming Sang, for Haiphong. Fong Shek Kung, for Saigon. awidgets, for Shanghai

Isphation, for Shanghai. Souchou for Shanghai. Nai Yik, for Sha U Chung.

SHIPPING NOTES.

مید

The Douglaar Steamship Company -Hni."} ching is due to leave Hongkong for Ocean Ishind and Apia (Samoa) on Tuesday, July 20th. with first and second class passengers, for whom there is limited accommodation, and with cargo, etc. The return voyage will take about 45 to 50 days. This is not a new departure by the Company which has always been engaged in the coastal trude (Hongkong) Bwatow, Amoy, Epochow) but that only ore trip has been contemplated by the charterer of the Huiching.

FOARGO ENTERED. (During the 24 hours ended at 9 a.. yesterday). For Hongkong ..11,673 tons.

..97,098, For ports beyond

Total

.39,773,

(During the previous 24 hours, ended at 9 a.m. on Tuesday). For Hongkong

For Forts beyond

CANADIAN

EMPRESS

PACIFIC

EXPRESS

QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC

17 Days from Hongkong to Vancouver, LARGEST AND FASTEST

STEAMSHIPE.

Special—FARES to EUROPE

£120 €112

£83

VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER

via SHANGHA1 and JAPAN, PORTS.

STRUCKUS

EMPRESS OF CANADA EMPRESS OF RUSSIA... EMPRESS OF ASIA EMPRESS OF CANADA. EMPRESS OF BUSSIA EMPRESS OF ASIA EMPRESS OF CANADA EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

Y*CONTEX

12 July14 July 17 July 26

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION--COMPANY, LIMITED.

HAIPHONG

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATIONS.

*MINGSANG " ...Thursday,

+

8th July, at 3 am

TSINGTAU via SHANGHAI... "KWONGBANG " ...Thursday, 8th July, at Nosa. "KWAIBANG ...Saturday, 10th July, st 10 am,

HONGAY

KOBE via MOJI

YOKOHAMA

HAIPHONG

TSINGTAU via SHANGHAI

TIENTSIN

STRAITS & CALOUTTA.

SANDAKAN

TSINGTAUvis SHANGHAI SHANGHAI

KOBE is YOKOHAMA TIENTSIN

"EOSANG"

* LEESANG*

"YATSHING" "CHIP-HING"

"LAISANG**

.... Wednesday, 14th July, at 7 am. ...Wednesday, 14th July, "at 10 am. ...Thursday, 15th July, at Noon, ...Saturday, 17th July, at Noon.

...Monday,

*HINSANG**

...Tuesday,

FOUSHING*

"SUISANG"

H

*KUMSANG**

19th July, at 3 pm, 20th July, at 3 pm

Wednesday, 1st July, at Noon

Wednesday, 21st July, at Noon Sunday,

25th July, at 7 am

"CHEONGSHING "Thursday, 29th July, at Noos.

Fo Freight or Passage, Apply to-

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.,

E'kong. Leave

8'bai. Kobe Leave

Leave

Leare

9 July

2 July

25 July 28 July $1 Aug.

Aug. 19 Aug.

22 Aug.

店 ...Sept 3 Sept Sept. 8 Sept. 11 Sept Sept 16 Sept 19 Sept 22 Sept 25 Oct. ...Oct. 14 Oct 17 Det. 20 Oct. 23 Nor. ...Oct. 99 Oct. 31 Nov. ...NOT. 11 Nov. 14, Nov.

95 Aug. 28 Sept.

20

To: CENTRAL No. 215.

3 Nov. 17 Nor.

6 Nov.

14

20 Nov.

19

(E/Aös and E/Bussis call at Nagasaki the day after departure from Shanghai).

HONGKONG-MANILA-HONGKONG-SERVICE

3,790 tona. 24,6247

Leave "Hongkong

July. 14 11 Ang.

Arrive Manila

Leave

Arrive

Manila

Hongkong

Jaly 16 Aug. 13

EMPEZAS RUSSIA July 17 EXPRESS A314 Aug. 14

July

Ang,

Passenger Departinant a Freight and Expesas 1 2

Tol. 0, 752. Tol. C. 42.

Cable GACANPAO.

Cables NAUTILUS.

Total..... 28,410

J

Of the cargo for Hongkong, eight out of the twelve British vessels brought 0.503 tons between them, the heaviest entries being 3,340 tons, 1,598 tons, 1,170- Four vessels of tons and 1,200 tons. other tags brought 2,280 tons between them, with one entry for 1284 tons Avith regard to freight for other ports, three British steamers carried 20,136 tons between them, the entrics reading. 8,738 tons, 6,900 tons and 4,500 tons. vessels of other nationalities carried 3,769 tens and 1,200 tons, respectively.

A notice to marines, issued by the Marine Department of the Maritime Customs, under date of July 1st, stafes that the Drinkwater Point Light Vessel has been replaced on station" in the North Channel Entrance to the Yangtzë River and retains the characteristics. given for her in the current issue, of the

Lints of Eights, Bucys, Beacons, ete:, ! on the Coast and Rivers of China.". The relief vessel has been withdrawn.

The master of the as: Kawachi Maru (Japanese) from Yokohama and Moji, re- ported to the Harbour Office yesterday that during the voyage to Hongkong, a nine-monthe-old girl passenger died on July 5th and was buried at sea.

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The total number of deck passengers "entered for the twenty-four hours ended ut 9 am yesterday was 416, of which the B.B. President Grant (American) from Scattle and Shanghai carried 113, and th B.8. Haining (British) from Foochow and. Aunoy 97.

Two

The arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended as a yesterday were as under:-

Vemming (British) from Shangbai aad Amoy with a all entry for Hong- kong, but having mail;

SAN

KANZIGS, FURROS, SO ALAKZATION,

SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolulu.

TAIYO MARU

TENYO MARU

• KOREA MARU -SHINYO MARIT

Omit Honolulu. Calls Los Angeles.

GENERAL MANAGERS.

GLEN

AND SHIRE

JOINT SERVICE OF STEAMERS,

U.K.-STRAITS, CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE.

OUTWARDS.

Vesasl

“PEMBROKESHIRE"

Due Hongkong.

"GLENIFFER"

013

"GLENOGLE"

"GLENAMOY"

"GLENGARRY” “*** GLENSHANE,

2nd Sopt.

ཐ

Tuesday,

27th July, at Noon

Monday,

Bth Aug at Noon

Tusoday,

24th Aug., at Noon

Tuesday

7th Sept, at Noon

Kwong, Sung (British) from Tientsin SOUTH AMERICA via Japan, Honolulu, San Francisco, Los

and Foochow with 1,300 tons of general cargo and mail;"

New Mathilde (British) from Haiphong

-Angeles, Mexico and Panama.

BAKUYO MARUTM****

GINYO MARU

Saturday, 17th July, at Noon Wednesday, 25th Ang at Noon

with 1,470 tons of general cargo and MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore & Parts mail;

Hai Ning (British) from Foochow and

Amoy with 120 tons of general cargo and mail;

Tacome (British) from Los Angeles and

Haiphong-in-ballast;

from

Danfa (British)

Boston and Manila, with 567 tons sugar, hemp and general cargo and mail; Chenen (British) from Shanghai with

300 tons of general cargo and mail; Autolyous (British) from Birkenhead

Singapore yith 1,593 tons of general cargo, mail and 8,738 tors for ports beyond;

Liangchaw (British) from Tientsin and

Amoy with a nil entry and mail Phemius (British) from Taku Bar and Shanghai with a ail eatry for Hongkong, mail and 4,500 tons for ports Beyond;

Asphalton (British) from Glasgow and Singapore with 500 tons of general cargo, mail and 6,000 tons for purts beyond;

Tuen Sang (British) from Osaka and Karatan with 3,340 tons of general Cargo;

President Grant (American) from Seattle and Shanghai with 1,984 tons of general cargo, mail and 5,762 tous for ports beyond Karachi Maru (Japanese) from Yobo- hama aud Moji with 6 tons of —-dried-feb-mail and 1,900 tons of timbers, porcelain and general cargo for ports beyond; Shinky Mari (Japanese) from Dairen

und Weihaiwei with 887 tons of general cargo for ports beyond; Tak Hing (Chinese) from Nam Tau; Sui Yik (Chinese) from Sha U Chung

with three tons of general cargo.

Later arrivals yesterday, too late for inclusion in the above returns, includ ed:-

Yan Cloon (Dutch) from Swatow, and Amoy with five cases of over car ried cargo and mail; Drafu (Norwegian) from Canton with

a ait entry

Ewai Sang (British) from Hongay

with 3,250 tons of general cargo.

SHIPPING MOVEMERTS,

at Kobe on July 8th at 6.30 p.m. left yesterday at 6 am, and is due at Naga- saki to-day (Thursday) at 6 a.m.

"

KASHIMA MARU

HAKONE MARU

SUWA MABU

FUSHIMI MARU

HAKOZAKI MARU

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila- & Ports.

AKI MABU

MISHIMA MARU

TANGO MARIJ

NEW YORK and/or BUSTON via

CALCUTTA "MARC

***

Saturday, 17th July Saturday, 31st July Saturday,

14th Aug. Saturday, 28th Aug. Saturday, 11th Sept.

4

Wednesday, 21st July, at 11 am, Wednesday, 18th Aug, at 11 am. Wednesday, 22nd Sept., at 11 am PANAMA. Friday,

6th Aug,

BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town, Delagoa.

Bay & Algoa Bay. HAKATA MABU...."

BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang & Colombo.

TAMBA MARU

• TOTTORI MARU

Friday, 6th Aug,

Sunday,

11th July

Thursday,

29th July CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.

Saturday,

10th July Thursday............. 22nd July

Saturday, 17th July

MALACOA MARU

MURIOKA MABU

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

MISHIMA MARU

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA..

OSAKA MARU FUSHIMI MARU. NAGANO MARU

A notice to mariners which appears in the Harbour Office and has been issued by the Customs Authorities at Shanghai, under date of July 1st, states:That

The P.&O. 8.3. Kurmala left Shanghai blasting operations, which have been tem porarily in abeyance, are about to be and is due here on the 9th inst. at 5 a.m, tv renewed on the wreck of the 6.3. 2ng for Hongkong on the 8th inst. at 5 p.m. "Shing, which lies sunk in the Whangpoo, "The R.M.S. Empress of Russia arrived

about 6 cables seaward of Black Point. It is essential, in the interest of the safe: ty of those engaged in the work, and of the expedition of the work itself, that the water in the vicinity of the wreck be disturbed to as small agree as is possible. Those in command of vessels navigating. the Whangpoc are, therefore, requested to proceed at dead slow speed when ap proaching, and passing, the vicinity of the wreck. The attention of those in command of Torpedo Boat Destroyers and other highly powered craft is specially drama to this request..

(Continued at foot of next Column.}

A report made to the Harbour Offica yesterday by the master of the President rant (American) from Seattle and Shanghai, stated that a Chinese passen ger named Duck, from Yokohama to Hongkong, is presumed to have jumped overboard. He was last seen at 6 p.m. on June 23rd The bont left Seattle on Jure 15th

MISHIBA MARU LIMA MARU

"GENOA MARU.

Par farther information, appry to-

Friday, Monday,

9th July 12th July

Wednesday, 14th July

Saturday,

17th July

Wednesday, 1st July

Thursday, 22nd July

NIPPON YUSEN · KAISHA.

Telephone: Central No. 292-(Private -uzchanges to all Dopta,},

M# Stcamera.

M.M.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS

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Pro. Arr.at Hgkg. Next Bailing te from Marseilles. S'hai and Japan. and Falling for

18th June, 1926

2nd July, 18th July "

30th July,

18th Aug

20th July, 1926)

3rd Aug.. 17th Aug, Bist Aug." :14th Sep

HOMEWARDS.

Discharges

25th Aug.

12th July. 24th

5th Aug 24th

Leaves H'kong

"CARNARVONSHIRE” 84th July

Londer, Rotterdam & Hamburg vis Oran.

"PEMBROKESHIRE”.....

London, Rotterdam & Hamburg vis Oral.

Movements are subject to change without notice. For Freight or further Particulars, please apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD., THE GLEN LINE, LTD., AGENIS.. Telephones: Central No. 215 sub-ax. 23, and Central $696,-

ADMIRAL ORIENTAL. "LINE

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS,

THE XEW TANT AKIRICAN STKAMERS.

FOR VICTORIA AND SEATTLE

SHANGHAI-KOBE-YOKOHAMA

PRESIDENT GRANT "

PRESIDENT MADISON"

TO EUROPE £120–£112

..July

13th. 27th.

First Class on the Pacião. First Ciace on American or Canadian Bailways.—Firni: Olmas and Monbalss on the Atlantis, Choice of Trans-Continental Railways. Any Lina on the Atlantic. Through Accommodation and Boaking Arranged

FOR MANILA

"PRESIDENT GRANT " "PRESIDENT MADISON"

.or

...Jaly

7th.

daly

19th

Honorara And Shanghai BANK. BULLDING.

Telephones: Central 2477, 2478 & 795..

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MARSEILLES, ALGIERS, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND

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Probable Bailings from Hongkong for

Marseilles.

20th July, 1926. 3rd Aug. 17th Aug,

Slat Ang.. 14th Sept 28th Bept

12th Oct,

RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY TO MARSFILLEY

(including Table Wine and Free Doctor's Attendance), „A Cham 1 1st Class £ 99. Od. Od. - F BRAKES/Sod

70, bd. Od. CLASH (1st Claas.....€ 85, Oz ́01

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to arrive on the 21st July.." Sailings subject to alteration without notice.

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