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SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVALS.

November 3rd.

THE

HONGKONG SHIPPING.

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS AND

FREIGHTS,

With an increase of seven arrivals over Vulcanus, Dutch str., 707 tons. Capt. J.. those of the previous day, yesterday's De Klerk, from Canton, with a cargo shipping statement showed a big improve- of kerosene, lying at North Point.ment in freight. Hongkong cargo in- Asiatic Petroleam Co.

creased by over 8,000 tons; while freight for ports beyond went up by over 11,000 tona The increases were principally dur to the good four figure retures.

November 4th.

Antang, British str., 2,107 tons, Capt. G. Alorse, from Amor, with a cargo' of wood lying at buoy No. BIL B. & S.

Kum Sany, British str., 3,343 tons, Capt. H. W. Chandler, from Kobe and Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Whart.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Liangthor, British str.. 1,990 tona, Capt. C. H. Jones.. from Shanghai Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C38.-B. 8. Song Bu, French str., 720 tons, Capt. J. Bounamour, from Fort Bayard, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. C37-Messageries Maritimes.

November 5th. Amar Huru, Japanese str., 4,393 tons, Capt. M. Yamaguchi, from Yoko hama and Shanghai, with general cargo and beans, lying at buoy No. ARCO.S.K.

Chung Hing. Chinese str., 940 tons, Capt. Leung Sau Kong, from Kwang Chow Wan, with a general cargo, "ying at bite No. C-Hong Un

Cu

City of Baroda, British str., 4,409 tons, Capt. J. McMillan, from Shanghai, which port she left on November 2nd, with a general cargo, lying at buor Nu, A3-Bank Line,

No, a Kyoto Maru, Japanese str., 1,2

LOUS. Capt. Y. Motsno, from Kee tung, Amoy and Swatow, with 400 tous of coal and 300 tons of general cargo, lying at Q.S.K. Wharf- O.S.K.

President Cleveland, American str.. 8,993 tons, Capt. G. W. Yardley, from Manila, which port she lett on Now, 3rd, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf, -Dollar S., Linë. Viminule, Italian str., 3.413 tons, Capt. S Fabiani, from Yokohama and Shanghai. The latter port she left oa November and, lying at bung No. As-Dodwell & Co."

CLEARANCES.

November 5th."

Amur Maru, for Singapore. Cheong Shing, for Canton, City of Baroday for Manila.. Lal Ning, for Swatow, Kum Bang, Jr Singapore. La Plata Mare, fir Saigon. Ziangchow, for Lanton, Linan, for Ningpo. Shanai, for Port Wallut..

Takliwa, for Singapore.

Tanda, for Moji:

Tilavu, for Amay.

Viminale, for Singapore.-

Wing We, for Kang Chow Wan.

PASSENGERS,

AREIVALS.

By the Dollar liner President Clerc laud, from Manila, on November 5th:--

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During the twenty-four hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday Afteen.vessels arrived and twelve departed, the nationalities being:-Eight British arrivals and five departures; two Japanese arrivals and and departure; two Chinese arrivals: one Dutch arrival and one departure; one French arrival and one departure; one Italian arrival; one American and three Norwegian departures, leaving a total of 63 vessels in the harbour, of which es were British.

Freight returns showed 14,008 tons for Hongkong, of which the best returns were 1298 tons, 2,000 tons, 1,030 tons, and 4.106 tons. For ports beyond there were 20,003 tons, with entries of 5,305 tons. 4,617 tons, 4,507 tons and 4,000 tons top.

was 33,061 teta."

ping the list. The total freight entered

.

SHIPPING NOTES..

At the Marine Court yesterday, before Lieut. Commander G. F. Hole; R.N., two junk masters were fined $95, or three weeks' hard labour in default, for leaving the harbour without a permit.

In another case at the Marine Court. three Chinese junk masters were fined $15, or two weeks hard labour in default, for

failing to exhibit regulation lights oc their boats while under way. Doe mas- ter pleaded that the lights were of, but that when police officers came on board they shook the vessel so much" that the lights were extinguished.

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A report, dated November ord, has been received at the Harbour Office from the master of the s. Kuning, who states in it that a derelict junk, danger- ous to navigation was passed in Lat.

2:35 N., Long. 115.17 1.

The Captain of the s.3, dover Maru, ported to the Harbour Office yesterday that on the way from Shanghai three Chinese were rescued from the sea in Lat. 22.56 N., Long, 117.10 E. A spaken wreek was also passed.

Earlier this week the sale of the wooden steamship Sai 'how at the China Auction Rooms next Tuesday was referred to in this column. The aale of another wooden

steamship is now announced for next week. This is the Fook Sing which will be brought under the hammer at Messrs. Lammert Bros. Auction Rooms next Wednesday afterncon. This beat now Les pff Cheung Sha Wan. She is a triple

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6г5, · 1926.

CANADIAN

PACIFIC

QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC,

CHRISTMAS IN THE OLD COUNTRY.

S.S. EMPRESS RUSSIA” Sailing 1am, THURSDAY, November. '11th,

and VANCOUVER, Arrives VICTORIA

CE

November 29th, and connects with S.S. 'MONTROYAL” From ST. JOHN December 7th, Arriving BELFAST, December 14th; LIVERPOOL, December 15th.

THROUGH FARES

£120.

£112.

£82.

CANADIAN PACIFIC EXPRESS

TRAVELLERS CHEQUES PAYABLE THE WORLD OVER

THE SAFEST AND MOST CONVENIENT WAY TO CARRY FUNDS,

INDO-CHINA

STEAM. NAVIGATION - COMPANY, LIMITED.

SAILINGS » SUBJECT TO ALTERATIONS.

KOBE via MOJI

FOOKSANG " Tuesday, BANGKOK via SWATÓW. "SUISANG" * Tuesday SHANGHAI via SWATOW... "CHEONGSEING"...Tuesday. CANTON

... "KWONGSANG" Friday, TSINOTAU via SWATOW E

SHANGHAI

9th Nov, at 7 m.

9th Nov, at Noon. Ph Nor, at 5 p.m. 19th Nor, at 6 m.

"FOOSHING"

& CALCUTTA

BANGKOK via SWATOW SANDAKAN

USAKA via MOJI & KOBE HAIPHONG Tis HOIHOW TSINGTAO vis SWATOW &

SHANGHAI STRAITS & CALOUTTA SANDAKAN

"NAMSANG "OHIPSHING" OBAKSANG"

... " MAUSANG" "LAISANG "MINGSANG"

..."HOPSANG"

KUTSANG" **HİNSANG"

For Fraight or Passage, apply to-

...Friday,

Saturday, ...Sunday, Tuesday

BD

12th Nov., at 7 13th Nov., at 3 pm. 14th Nov, at 6 am. 16th Nov., at 10 am.

Tuesday idth Nor, at 2 pm Wednesday, 17th Nor, at 7 am Wednesday, 17th Nov., at 10 am.

Sunday, 18th Nov., at 7 a.m. ...Thursday, 2nd Doc, st 3 p.m. ...Tuesday,

7th Dec., at 9pm.

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO. LTD.,

TELEPSONE: CENTELL No. 215.

GENERAL MANAGERS.

OUTWARDS.

Yessol..

Due Hongkong.

- GLENTARA "

Passenger Department s Fraight and Express:

Tel. 0.752

Tǝl C. 43.

Cable: GAGANPAŬ Cables: NAUTILUS

(15.

NYK

RAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolulu.

SHINYO MARU SIBERIA HARU

141

Omit Honolulu. Calls Los Angeles.""

SOUTH AMERICA via Japan,

Angeles, Mexico and Panama.

ANYO MARU BOKUYO MARU RAKUYO MARU

16th Nov, at Noon

29th Nov., at Noon

Tuesday, Monday, Fonolulu, San Francisco, Los

Friday, Friday,

26th Nor.. at Noon

screw motor vessel built of teak. Her dimensions and capacity are as follows: Length: 143 feet, 4 inches; breadth, 35 feet, inches; depth, 19 feet, 4 inches; Gross tonnage,. 939; registered tonnage MABSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore & Ports

727

TITE

VESSELS ARRIVING AND EXPECTED.

HOME MAILS DUE TO-DAY.

W PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S " FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.

Yesterday morning the 8.3. President

Mr. Geo. Anderson, Mr. E. A. Booth, lerrland arrived from Manila, a route

Mr. B. Baxafra, Mr. V. C. Berg, Mr. R. Bruc, Mr. P. D. Chatlain, Mr. G. R. Childs, Mr. Geo, W. Daris, Mr. A. S. Herrera, Mr. V. Kelley, Mr. F. R. Lorenzo, Mr. B. F. Lower, Mr. Johr. F. McGwin, Mr. R. M. Moore, Mr. P. Pangio, Mr. J. Rebaglio. Mr. E. C. Reyes, Mr. F. Ruson, Mr. A. P. Saingo and Miss E. Safford,

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

The R.M.S. Emagreens of Runnily arriv ed Manila at 9 am, leaves today p.m., and is due at Hongkong Monday.

VESSELS EXPECTED

on

to Americn. She brought only 101 tons of cargo for discharge here, and 19 bags Hongkong, mail, but she had on beard

tons of freight for other parts when

KAMO MARU.

KATORI MARU

ATSUTA MARU

KASHIMA MARU

* Omit Malaca and Aden.

17th Dec, at Noon Wednesday, 12th Jan, as Neon

Saturday, 6th Nov.

Saturday, 20th Nov.

Saturday, 4th Dec.

Saturday, 18th Dec.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports.

MISHIMA MARU

TANGO MARU

Wednesday 24th Nov, at 11. Wednesday, and Dec., at 11 am

NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA,

TSUYAMA MARU

ATAGO MABU

***

Friday, 12th Nov. Monday, 29th Nov.

BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town, Delagos

Bay & Algoa Bay.

WAKASA MARU

BOMBAY in Singapore, Penang &

AWA MARU

CALOUTTA via Singapore, Penang

SEIYO MARU.. AKITA MARU

Sunday, 21st Nov..

Colombo.

Thursday, 11th Nov,

&

Rangoon.

Tuesday, 8th Nov. Friday, 19th Nov...

When she leaves here to-morrow at 10 she Berthed at the Kowloon wharves,

she will carry 2,400 tons of cargo. There were 100 passengers on board for Shanghai, Japan and San Francisco.

Among the passengers disembarking NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA. here was Miss E. Sufford, of the United States Consulate, who returned from a holiday at Manila.

Anong the passengers leaving Hong- akong to-morrow on the President Cleve-

land will be Miss N. E. Elliott, secre tary of the Young Women's Christian Association in Hongkong, who is going to Canada and the United States for holiday!

Agra (Swedish East Asiatic), due abous

November 30th. Alipore P. & O.). due to-laorrow,

about 5 a.m.

City of Cairu (Bank Line), due to-day.

SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN HONGKONG.

FOR NOVEMBER, 1026.

(STANDARD TIME OF THE 120TH MERIDIAN, EAST OF QUEENWICH.)

او

Sunset.

5.44 p.m. 5.43 5.43

Dute.

Sunrise. November 8th......6.30 am

7th.......6.31 8th.......4.32 9th.......0.32 10th.......6.33

11.

11

5.42

rz

5.42

11th.......8.03

5:42

12th.0.34,

#5.41

11

13th......6.34

5.41

14th......6.35

5.41

15th.AL8.38

5.40

+

16th.8.30

5,40

*

**

th.......4.37

5.30

5.33

5.30

1.

5.30

21st........8.39

L.33.

22nd......5.40

6.33

23rd......0.40

5.38

24th.......8.41

5.38

25th.......0.42

6.39

29

seth.......6.43

5.38

事

27th...... 8.43

5.38

..

28th....8.44, 21

6.38":

20th.......8.45

5.38

30th.......6.46

6.38

18th......6.37

15th.......8.38...

.`20th.......6,30

The Tilawa, arriving from Singapore. and Calcutta, brought 1:200 tons of Reneral cargo for local discharge, and carried 4,807 tons for parts beyond. She had no fewer than 1,485 deck pas sengers Gn board. The Bellerophon, from Liverpool and Singapore, arrived with 200 tons of Hongkong cargo, five bags of mail, "4,000 tons for ports be- yond Hongkong, and 71 deck passengers,

The flaucus and the s.8. City of Caire are both due early this morning. Both vessels bring Home mail, the former carrying papers,, dated London; October 7th Negajatam, and the latter letters from the United Kingdom of the

same date.

Passengers due to arrive on the City of Caire include the following, several of whom are local residents:-Mr. J. Belchers; Miss M. M Clark, Eng.-Lt. H. C. Curtis, Mr. F. E. Jones, Miss E. Livings, Miss D. Lewis, Mr. M. P. Lucy, Mrs S. Lushington, Mre. Mora- bead and infant, Comdr. C. A.. Sandford, O.B.E.. RN., Miss S. E. Bandys, Mrs. N. C. Pakenham Walsh, Mr. W. J. Woods, Miss S. Acham, Mr. P. J. Acham. Ch'en, Mr. S. Caches (for Manila), Mr. H. W. Hammond, Mr. A. R., Porter (fori Manila), Mr. T. N. MacReynolds, Mr. T. G. Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, Mr. R. Drennan, Mr. E.-R. Rapley, Mr. D. Raith, Mre, F. A. Salter, Master C. L. Salter, and Mr. F. W. Sherry,

The Kamo ar arrives from the North with mail and takes the Home mail vid Suez, this closing at 2.30 p.m. Home mail will also be seat through vi

Siberia and vit America on the Pre-

sident Cleveland, this mail closing a 5

p.m. in view of the liner sailing on Monday morning,"

TANGO MART

"SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

(Moji direct)

GENOA MARU

HAKONE MARU

TAJIMA MARU

BUWA MARU

114

BAD

學麵

4.

al

-Saturday, 20th Nov.

Tuesday, 13th Nor. Monday, 15th Nov. Thursday, 20th Nov. Monday, 20th Nov. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. Telephone: Central No, 1892 (Private erchanges to all Depts.),"

fer further information, apply tom

Mail Steamers.

PORTHOS GHAMBORD

PAUL LECAT

564

M.M.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS

GENERAL METZINGER A AMAZONE ANGERS

L'ARTAGNAN

...B ...A

Next Sailings from Marseille

8th Oct., 1926

22nd Oct

19th Nov

3rd Nov.

5th Nov

Pro. Arr.at Hgkg. 'nai and Japan. and Salling for

9th Nov., 1926 | 24th Nov.. 8th Dec.. 22nd Dec...

5th. Jan., 1927.

MM

17

Probable Saninga from Hongkong for Marseillen

TH

9th Nov,, 1936. 23rd Nov,,, 7th Dec, n 21st. Dec.

4th Jan, 1927 18th Jaa.. 1st Feb,

RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY TO MARSEILLES

(incinding Table Wine and Free Doctor's Attendance),

A Class 1st Class 98. Od 0

STEAMERS 2nd

;

STRAMREs (2nd 61. Oz. Od. B CLA Ist-Olas..............2 85. Os. Od. 1570. ud. od: Through Tickets to London and Leading Towns of Europe.

Accommodation reserved. In the Trains at Marseilles, LIGNES COMMERCIALES (CARGO Boari).

6.5. "DR. P. BENOIT” from DUNKIRK, LONDON & HAVRE is due

to arrive on the 22nd December, Bailings enbject to alteration without notice.

For full Particulata,"apply to:-"

·

Telephone. Central 740.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES CO.. DONSIGNATION=-=TRANZIT-REPRESENTATIÓ)

8. Quinn's BuILING

[B

GLEN

AND SHIRE

JOINT SERVICE OF STEAMERS.

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

6th Jan.

20th Jan.

HOMEWARDS.

Discharges Leaves 'tong. CARMARTHENSHIRE 30th Nov. London, Botterdam & Hamburg via Oran, ** GLENTARA®

29th Dec. London, Botterdam & Hamburg via Oran. "GLENSHIEL" .... ... 28th Jan.

London, Rotterdam & Hamburg vis. Oran.

...

Movements are enbject to change without actica.

For Freight or further Particulars, please apply to-

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD., THE GLEN LINE, LTD., AGENTS. Talophanes: Central No. 215 sub-ex. 23, and Central 3696,

"CARNARVONSHIRE "

“OLENSHIEL”

"PEMBROKESHIRE"

18th Nov,

GLENIFFER"...

"GLENOGLE"

27th Nov.

9th Dec. 26th Dec.

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THE SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LIMITED.

LOADING DIRECT FOR

ALGIERS, ORAN, "VÄLENCIA, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG

AND SCANDINAVIA. -

B.SUMATRA " m.r. "AGRA' m.v." FORMOSA"

ST

Loading About

28th November 30th December

15th January, 1927,

FOR SHANGHAI AND JAPAN PORTS.

mv. "AGRA"

2.,

FORMOSA".

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For further particulars, apply to the Agents GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Hongkong.

CHINA BORNEO

Loading About

30th November 12th December

G. E. HUYGEN,

Canton.

SHIPPING CO. HONGKONG-BORNEO ROYAL MAIL SERVICE,

TO SANDAKAN, TAWAU, SEMPORNA, LAHAD DATU," Returning vii BANDAKAN, JAMBONGAN and... JESSELTON,

REGULAR THREE-WZELLY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE.

9.8. "LOK SUN"

Loading on November 14th Leaving on November 15th at 9 AM.

Excellent sccommodation for Firat and Second class and Steerage passengers. All First class 'Stateropurs and. Second class cabins fitted with Electric fans. Hotel reservations arrangel ät Sandakan and Hong Kong if desired. Through Bills of Lading issued to other British North Bornea Porte. Sailings are subject to alteration.

"

For Freight, Fassage and other information please apply to:-

CARMICHAEL & CLARKE, Agents.

QUEEN'S BUILDING,

ON

W. WATT & COMPANY,' Agents.

188, Wing Lot STREET WEST,

PHONE. 0,232.

Prosa, C. 4963,

ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE

:

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS,

THE XXY 'YAST. AMENICAM TERRANEZA

FOR VICTORIA AND SEATTLE

ام

SHANGHAI-KOBE-YOKOHAMA

*PRESIDENT GRANT”

·PRESIDENT MADISON"

TO EUROPE-£120–£113

...NOT. ...Nov.

12th, 5

24th, 5 p.

First Class on the Pacifio. First Class on American or Canadian Railways. Flist Olsam and Morcolass on the Atlantis, Choise of Trans-Contusatal Railways. Any Lázs on the Atlantin. Through Accommodation and Booking Arranged."

FOR MANILA

*PRESIDENT MADISON"

"PRESIDENT JACKSON"

No. ...Nov.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK BUILDING.

Telephones: Central 2477, 1478 & 795

16th, & p.m. 28th, 5 p.m.

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