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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH;

-1926.

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SHIPPING NEWS.

ARNIVALS.

November 17th, Taituo Wanyi, British: str., 1978 tona, Capt. Lupton, from Tjilatjap and Balikpapan. The latter port she left on November 7th, with a cargo off sugar, lying at Quarry Bay.-B. & 8.

November 18th. Fengler, Chinese str., 1.250 tons, Capt.

T: Mori, from Canton, lying at buoy- No. 040-Yu Tai Hoag. Kanchow, British str. 1,918 tons. Capt. W. J. Hodge, from Shanghai and Amoy, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. V12.-E. & S. Stanley Dollar, American atr., 3,742 tons, Capt M. Olsen, from San Francisco and Manila. The latter port she left on November 13th, with gasoline and fuel oil, lying at Laichikok,

Dollar S.8. Line.

Tak Hing, Chinese str., 105 tons, Capt. Cheng Yung Ent, from Autou, with a general cargo, lying at Luen Cheong Wharf.-Fook Hoi Co. Tanan, British str., 1,906 tons Capt C. B. Adkins, from Dalny and Amoy lying at Taikoo Dock.-B. & S.

November 19th.

Altaj Moru, Japanese str., 4,846 tons, Capt. Machihara, from Antwerp rid Singapore. The latter port she left on November 19th, with a general

cargo, lying at buoy No. 9.- 0.9.K.

Iwak Cheng Chinese str., 1,000 tons,

Capt. B. Schreiber, from Saigon.

which port the left on November 11th, with a cargo of rice, lying at buoy No. 390.-Wallum & Co. Hydrangea. British str., 501 toas, Capt. R. Elvidge, from Fort Bayard, with 93 tons of general cargo, lying at Chiu On Wharf.—Chiu Ön S.S. Co. vale, Norwegian motor ship," 1,535 tons,

Capt. R. Jestoft, from Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at China Mer chant Wharf-Thoresen & Co. Kalgan, British att., 1,336 tons, Capt. A. Tucker, » from Bangkok and Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. B21.-B. & S. Kwang Sang, British abr., 1.428__toas,

HONGKONG SHIPPING.

YESTERDAY'S STATEMENT.

There was a considerable decrease of general cargo entered for Hongkong for the 94 hours ended at 9 am yesterday, as compared with the returns of the day previous. The total tonnage amounted to only 2,662 tons, out of which 2,913 tons were carried by British vessels. In ad-

dition to this there ware 4,950 tons of sugar brought by the 1.3. Taikon Wan Fi, a British steamer.

Cargo for parts beyond maintained the same average; the total tonnage on steaners passing through Hongkong was 10,631. The best return was 4,800 tons carried by the Glentara, from Rotterdam and Singapore. The #cah Cheng, from Saigon, also contributed 3,387 tons

During the period under review, there were 14 arrivals and departures. Their. nationalities were:-British, 7 arrivals and 3 departures; Japanese, 1 arrival and departures; Norwegian, 1 arrival. and I departure; Chinese, 4 arrivals and Portugtese, I arrival; American, 9 departures: Dutch, 4 departures; serivals and departure...

There were a total of 65 vessels in port during the 24 hours ended at 9 am yesterday. They comprised the follow- ing-British, 28; American, 1; Noz wegian, 4; German, 1; Panama, t; Chinese, 16: "Dutch, 6; French, 1; Portuguese, *3.

The tabulated lists of arrivals and

clearances will be found elsewhere.

CHEAPER OCEAN TRAVEL.

WHITE STAR LINE'S NEW SERVICE,

On board the ss. Cedric, at Liverpool, the White Star Line entertained its agents from all parts of the United Kingdom, the occasion being the inaugu ration of a tourist third cabin servide between Liverpool, Boston, and New York, with calls at Queenstown out and home. The service will be maintained by the Cedric and the Celtic, each over 21,000 tons. Originally built for first, second, and third class passengers, they will in future carry only cabin, tourist third cabin, and third-class passengers. In short, those who choose to travel tourist third cabin by these vessels Capt. C. A. Robertson, from Shang-will enjoy practically all the comfort bai vu Foochow and Amoy, with a and convenience formerly associated with general cargo, lying at West Point cond-class, for, a payment, in addition" Wharf.-Jardine, Matheson & Co. to the third-class fare, of E for the President Pierce, American str., 8,390 tons, Capt G. T. January, from Manila, "which port she left an November 17th, with a general cargo, iring at Kowloon - Wharf.--Dollar |

5.8. Co...

Wai Shing, British str., 1,189 tons, Capt. A. Dockwrey, from Shanghai and Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. Ca-Jardine, Stathe son & Co.

single and £3 for the double journey. For those who desire no more than is afforded by third-class, catirely new fea tures bave recently been built into both the_Cedric and the Celtic, These in- clude spacious lounges, with provision for music and dancing, children's play. rooms, and mmoking-rooms

Mr. S. E. Cruse, chief assistant man- ager. who presided at the luncheon, said that a few years ago the combined Wakana Maru, Japanese str., 0,070 tons, tries of Europe to America was about emigration of people of the various coun. Capt. B. Matsukura, from Moji,1,500,000 per annum; to-day the total which port she left on November 13th, movement under the United States quota with a general cargo, lying at Kow.

law was under 200,000. In the past two loon Wharf.-N.Y.K.

or three years there had been a great demand for cabin accommodation, and they had now to cater for what were termed "tourist third cabin" passengers, quite a new form of travel, nad one that as steadily growing. The past few years had seen such changes in travelling con- ditions that even now they might be said to be working more or less on experi mental lines.

CLEARANCES.

November 19th. Altar Maru, for Shanghai. Chinhua for Bangkok. Dui, for Takao. Glentara, for Shanghai. Hai Ching, for Swatow.

Hellas, for Holbow.

Ewong Sang, for Canton. Kueilhow, for Weihsiwei.

Shansi, for Shanghai.

Tai Sie Ma, for Kwang Chow' Wan.

Tjiliwong, for Saigon.

Wray Curtle, for Macassar.

Fat Shing, for Swatow.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

Per as President Pierce, from Manila, on November 19th-Mr. C. J. Bufford, Mis E. L. Bastly, Mr. A. C. Cope, Mr. M. F. Cox, Miss M. E. Donohue, Mr., and Mrs. E. R. Dimond, Mr. V. F. Garrett, Mr. A. F. Henry, Mr. R. C. Haring, Mr. R. S. Hixon, Mr. Geo. W. Johns, Mr. W. R. Kuhns, Mr. G. H. Lyale, jr., Mr. F. McBride, Mr. Farell Morris, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Hand, jr., Miss Jean Rand, "Mr. J. M.-Thrussell, Mrs. B. C. Tollan, Miss Anne Tollar, and Mr. H. J. J. Wiens.

By the 3. Tango Maru, from Mel- bourne via ports, on November 18th: Mr. Henry Jory, Master John Jory, Miss F. G. Oglivia, Mr. R. G. Ritchie, Mim B. G. Ritchie, Mr. Henry Smithe, Mr. N. Parmanand, Mr. G. Pessoamal Daswani, Mr. R P. Lovell, Mr. A. J. Farah, Mr. A. J. Farah, Mr. C. A Fares, Mr. N. Fukuichi, Mrs. E. J. Nishi, Mr. James C. Phillips; Mrs. J. M. Phillipa, Mr. O. Kuzak, Mr. M. Nobora, Mr. K. Tokio, and Mr. 0. Tadayuki.

DEPARTURES,

Mr. the sis. Tango Maru, for Japan, on November 19th Mr. 8. Tochi, Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Phillips, Mr. O. Kuzak, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jory, Mr. M. Okamoto, Mr. and Mrs. T. Koizumi, Mrs. E. J. Nishi, Miss Nishi, Mr, N. Morikawa, and Mr. F. Nagno.

SHIPPING NOTES

The Stanley Dollar arrived here yester day from San Francisco, and brought 1,050 tons of oil for local discharge. She also had on board 5,123 tons of oil for ports beyond.

The Chinese vessel, Huah Cheng, from Baigon, on arrival here yesterday, ́re, ported that she picked up 3. Chinese in a derelict junk near the Paracels.

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The total number of deck passengers entered during the 24 hours eaded at 9 a.m. yesterday was 78, The Tak Hing, s Chinese vessel from An Tau, brought 50 and the anchor & 8.) from Shanghai and Amey carried 21.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

"

Agra (Swedish East Asiatic), due about

November 30th

Bendoran (Ben Line), due to-day. Formoen (Swedish East Asiatic), due

December 13th.

Khiva (P. & 0.), dus November 22nd,

about 8 a.m.

Preussen (Hamburg-Amerika Linie), due

to-morrow, at daylight.

CANADIAN

PACIFIC

QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC.

TO VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER.

STRAKCIES.

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SAILINGS 1927.

V'Damrer.

Arriva

INDO-CHINA

STHAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

BANGKOK via SWATOW

CANTON

SHANGHAI via SWATOW

F'kong, 18'bat" Leave

CANTON

"HOPJANG

Robe

Leave Losvo

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TSINGTAO Tia SWATOW'&

Tab Mar

Apr. ...May

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Jane

...July

Jan. 6 Jan 8 JAZ, 11 Jan

28 Jax.

Febe 1 Feb 18 Fab 19 Feb. 23 Feb. 9 Mar 19 Mar. 15 Mar.

།བ 30 Apr. 2 Apr.

3 Apr. 20 Apr. 23 Apr 20 Apr. 11 May 14 May 17 May Jans 4o Juna 7 June June 25 Jane 29 July 11 July 14 July 19 July

14 Jan

4 Feb. 25 Mar.

23

15

13 Mar. 17

8 Apr.

17

29 May

20 May

10 June

1 July

22 July

(E/Aria and E/Russia call nå Nagasaki the day after departure from Shanghai).

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MONTROSE February

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£112 £33

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The Dollar Liner 1.3. President Pierre arrived in port yesterday morning from Manila, en route for the North and San Francisco, for which ports she sails to morrow at 10 a.m...

·

The Pierce brought 145 tons of general cargo for local discharge, and carries 2,400 tons from Manila for ports beyond," the majority being for the States. She will take on a small consignment of freight from Hongkong-

There were twenty-seven cabin passen- gers disembarking here, with 2 through cabin passengers, including nine for Shanghai, two for Honolulu; and eleven for San Francisco.. Up to. yesterday afternoon sixty additional passengers had booked from Hongkong, including the Shanghai interport cricket team. Among the passengers leaving are Mr. Wolsiffer, of the B.AT., and his wife, for Shang- hai, and Commander Moses' of the U.S.S. Helena, and his wife, who have booked through to San Francisco.

Home Mašis.

Two Home mails are due to-morrow The 6.8. Eatori Maru will arrive from the North with a mail from Home and Europe i Siberia; and the as. Phemia is due with letters and papers rin Negapatam (dated London, October 21st)

Cable: GACANPAQ. Ombles: NAUTILUS,

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TWO SCUTTLED SHIPS.

CURIOUS EVIDENCE IN WIFE'S CLAIM.

During the hearing in the Law Courts, London, recently of the claim of Mrs. Olympia Anghelatas, of Palace Place mansions, Kensington, against Mr. F. S. husband, Mr. Denis Anghelatcs, a ship- Salaman, trustee in bankruptcy of her

owner, for £1,403 and £200, Mrs. Aight- lates said she advanced £4,000 to her husband, and was claiming nearly that amount from his estate.

In reply to a question, Mrs. Anghelatos sold that her mother never worked. She did not know how to work. She was a lady by birth.

Mr. Justice Roche: That is a new de finition, but of course we know what you mean. (Laughter.)

..

Mr. Denis Anghelatos stated that in 1018 one of his ships, which had cost him £13,700, was sunk by a German sub- marine, and the underwriters paid him £140,000 for her.

In 1931 he lost two ships, Gregorious and Olympia II., and it was eventual- ly held by the courts that both ships were cuttled, and therefore he could not re- cover from the underwriters. He then became insolvent.

Mr. Neilson: Your deficiency is £81,900 1-Yes.

A dividend of 3d. in the £ has been paid —Yes.

The hearing was adjourned.

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