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CHINA NAVIGATION

COMPANY, LIMITED.

AMOY, SWATOW #

TSINGTAO & DALNY "NANNING" SWATOW & BANGKOK

... On 16th Ja

SINGAPORE

KWANGTUNG --

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Jan

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SHANGHAI

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Jan

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SWATOW SHANGHAI” “SZECHUEN”

TSINGTAO & DALNY..... “YINGOHOW” SWATOW & SINGAPORE KIUNGOHOW AMOY, SWATOW &

BINGAPORE

On 19th Jan, 4 pm.

... On 20th Jan, ́8 m. *** On 22nd - Jan,

& The

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On 23rd Jan ... On 23rd Jas 10.

"ANKING" . On 24th Jail 8 am SALOON PÄSSAGE RATES, HONG KONG to SHANGHAĨ and

„vice versa, Have Now Bean Bedused Tó

$60 SINGLE AND 890 RETURN.

For Freight or Page'apply to- BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE Tatarsons CNTRAL 28,

Agents.

„CARGO AND FAMAGE CAN AN IRRULED AT THE OFFICE OF BUTTERFIELD & STIEL

AUSTRALIAN-ORIENTAL LINE,

LIMITED.

* CHANGTE" & "TAIPING " TIL NOW VISKELE MAINTAIN A Broulis ServicH FROM

HONGKONG TO AUSTRALIAN PORTS

VIK MANILA AND THURSDAY ISLAND, Through Bills of Lading issued to all Austraian, New Zealand and Tasmanian Porta

Brezany & Moar Ur-to-date First & Sacons Ozam Passxyers ACCOMMODATION, HONGKONG to SYDNEY—–19 DAYS.

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11th March

12th April

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15th January 15th February 18th March 19th April

For Freight and Page Apply to-BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

TELEPHONE: CENTRAL SU..

Agents.

BOSTON, NEW YORK AND

BALTIMORE

Joint Service of the

"BLUE FUNNEL LINE" (OCEAN 8.8. CO. LTD. and CHINA MUTUAL S.S. CO, LTD)

AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN

(ELLERMAN & BUCKNALL 88. 00., LTD.)

s.i.'" CYCLOPS"...

Sailings from Hongkong.

BA. “CITY OF JOHANNESBURG" Vis Sues Casal

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Via Suez Canal

Via Suez Canal

Vin Susz Dana!

29th January, 11th February. 25th February. 11th March.

Via Boaz Canal

25th March,

Steamers proceed via Suez Canal or Panama Canal at Owner' option. Subject to change without notics,

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1927.

For Freight and Farticulars, apply to- BUTTERFIELD A SWIRE, OF THE BANK LINE, LAD, HONG KONG. RONGKONG & CANTON, JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., La», CANTOR,

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·IMPROVED SERVICE

BY.

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BOSTON

NEW YORK

PHILADELPHIA

M.V. "CHINESE PRINCE

For Freight and Fall Particular, apply to—)

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3rd February, 1927,

FURNESS (FAR EAST), LIMITED,

Telephone: Central 3165,

Telegrama: Faraprince.

(incorporated in Great Britain)

King's Building.

₤10

HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE

of the United Netherlands Navigation Company.

Baguise Póst-waakti Berrion betwees"

Japan, Pladivostock, China, Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore

and

Genoa, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Bremen and Borth Continental Ports

SAILINGS FOR EUROPE

GEMMA" "ZOSMA" LOOSTKERK'

29th January 26th February, 20th March.

ÁRRIVALS FROM, EUROPE

'ZOSMA”.

OOSTKERK OUDERKEBK

8th

17th January

8th February,

March,

All Bimames have a Limited Accommodation for Passengers. For Zhigh Pangs and further Partionlars, Plates Apply toms:

JAVA CHINA-JAPAN LYN,

Telephone: Central No. 1674

"Agorta,

York Building.

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures,

ARRIVALS.

January 13th.

Changchow, British str., 1,205 tona, Capt Bathurst, from Canton, with a nil entry, lying at buoy No. C18B. & S.

PASSENGERS,

ARRIVALS,

Passengers, etc.

Per as Talamba, oa JaaUATY 14th-from Calcutta and Singa Chutea Mars, Japanese str. 1,980 pore:-Mrs. M. Elliott, Mr.

tons, Capt. K. Itoh, from Tsing-Husband, and Miss K. MeMinnis tau and Swatow, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. Bhama, on January 14th:Mr. J. Per a Suwa Maru, from Yoko- Q.S.E Foolee, Chinese atr., 859 tons, Capt. K. Bigelow, ar, Ilta. E. Bigelow, S. Nakano, from Canton, with Mr. J. K. Bigelow, Jr., Mr. Ir. D. 45 mil entry, lying at buoy No. Bigelow, Miss L. Bigelow, Mr. W. H. Taylor, Miss A. C. Kenyon, ying at buoy No. C14.-Yu Miss E. 3. Kenyon. Mr. J. E Tại Hong Hap Sang, British str., 1,356 tons, Cooks, Mr. E 1 Harrison, Mr. Capt L Hatchings, from Can A. Nelson, Mr. T. F. Simon, ton, lying at bear No. B32 Mr. T. Baty, Miss A. M. Baty, Mr. Jardine, Matheson & Co. A. H. C. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Jade French str. 380 tons, Capt. M. Bill, Mrs J. T. Giles, Miss T. Rasmussen, Mr. A. Samson, Mr. P. Moternati, from Pakhoi and Hoihow, with general cargo

P. D. Holman. Mr. D. Mallitte, and pigs, lying at buoy Yo.rs, M. P. Graham, Mr. F. Gotoh, C38. Shun Cheong S.8. Co. Rev. H. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. -F. Knut Hamsun, Norwegian. atr., 1,850 tons, Capt. T. Orrig, from Canton, with an entry, lying at buoy No.. B20-Ching Sing Tonjer, Norwegian str.,-1,848 tona, Capt. H. Rasmussen, from Can ton, i ballast, lying at buoy No. B35.-Dodwell & Co.

+

FAST SHIP PLAN.

INDO-CHINA

STRAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

-SAILINGS SUBJECT TO AITERATIONS.

SINGAPORE PENANG &

CALOUTTA CANTONA

COMMENTS BY PROMINENT TSINGTAU via SWATOW

INDIAN SHIPOWNER.

*

SHANGHAT

YUENSANG Saturday, 15th Jan at Joon, "KWAISANG Sunday, 16th Jan, at 7. m.

HOPSANG " Sunday, HAIPHONG HOLOW *MINGSANG Sunday, TSINGTAU via SWATOW GOOD FOR ENGLAND, INDIA OSAKA HUJIS KOBE.. "KUTSANG Thunday,

BHANGHAT

HANGSANG Tuesday, TSINGTAU TI SWATOW

...

AND AUSTRALIA.

"YATSHING

Sir Lalubhai Samaldas, a former TARA via MOJI & KOBE... "SUISANG"

member of the Bombay Legislative Council and a director of the Scindia Steam Navigation Com pany, when asked to express an opinion upon. Sir James Connolly's £11,000,000 Imperial fast ship Beme, stated:-

"My friend, Sir John Biles, has of the new scheme, under which favoured me with a full statement

will be brought into existence a new fast line of steamships doing 22. knots, 85 against the average 15 Child, Miss R. Child, Miss knots of the present mail line, ar Child, Mis O.Child Mrs. D. Singer, Mr. J. L. Jakobzen, and Mrs. E Paterson.

result of which India will be brought nearer to England by five days and Australia by ten days.

land thereby come into much closer. Not only will India and Eng- relations with one another than they do at present, but Australia and India, which do not know each other very well, will also be brought nearer, and it is expected that as consequence of this: proximity there will be a better understanding of each other's outlook, and fur. ther that it will give a fillip to trade and commerce between these countries.

Better Relations

"India, as the largest buyer of British goods, has been in need for many years of better and faster steamship.communication, but the reason I specially welcome the pro- posal is that I see in it, the begin, ning of a genuine desire on the part of Australia to improve her trade relations with India.

For the sake of improving, the relations of every kind between England, India and Australia, I acerely trust that sufficient co- ensure the operation of the new. operation will be forthcoming to line as early as possible.

Per 8.8. President Madison, from Shanghai, on January 14th--For Hong Kong: Mrs. B. L. Cross, Mr. and Mrs., F. da Rocha, Mr. I ་ ས ‛

January 14th.

Everett, Mrs, E. McCudden, Mr. Altar Maru, Japanese str., 4,818 J. F. McKeon, Mira O. Max toos, Capt. R. Yamanoi, Uromwell, Mr. Wm. Milne, Mr. G. A Yokohama and Shanghai. The Moncrieff, Mr. L E. Nants, Dr. latter port she left on January and Mrs. E. 0. Otis, Prof. and 11th, with- & general cargo, Mrs. A. L. Pease, Miss H. Peast, lying at buoy No. A4.-0.5.K. Mr. E E. Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Empress of Russia, British str., J. W. Shaeffer, Miss Mary B. 9,780 tons, Capt. A. J. Hosken, Shaeffer, Mr. J. B. Shaeffer, and from Vancouver, vid Japan Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shelly. For ports and Shanghai, The Arst Manila, Mr. C. J. Baker, Mr. and mentioned port she left on Des. Lirs. H. V. Bayse, Mrs. L. W, 25th, with a general cargo, Brown, Miss Dolores Brown, Miss lying at Kowloon Wharf Dorothy Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.P.E

R. Dalaney, Rev. L. W. Fawcett, Huichow, British str., 21,999 tons, Mrs. S. F. Heim, Dr. J. G. Hill, Capt. R. Ashby, from Tientsin Rev. E D. Hofman, Dr. R. D. and Weihaiwei. The latter Hunt, Mr. G. D. Kroumberg, Mr.. port she left on January 9th, 8. P. Rivera, Mr. and Mra. C. E. with a general cargo, lying at Ross, Mr. L. Simon, Mrs. R. P. buoy No. C31-B. & S. Strong, Mr. F. L Worcester, and Hydrangea, British str., 561 tons, Mrs. D. C. Worcester.

Capt. R. Elridge, from Kwang Chow Wan, with

Per ss. Empress of Busia, from Vancouver, via Japan ports and cargo, lying at Chiu On Wharf Shanghai, on January isth:For -Chin On S.S. Co. Nanning, British str., 1,505 tons J. R. George, Mr. O. B. Richard- Hong Kong: Capt. Brown, Mr. Capt. Clark, from Shanghai

Approval and a Criticism, and Amoy, with a general cargo, 500, Mr. RH. Short, Mr. H. G. "While I entirely approve of the fying at Stonecutters.-B. & S. Allen Mr. A Beattie, Mr. W. general lines of the new proposal of Bollman, Mr. T. A. Candlin, Mr. the promoters of this company, I President Cleveland, American str..

14,193 tons, Capt. Geo. WC. David, Mr.-F. Edmondson, 34r. cannot but say that I feel they Yardley, from Manila, which 8. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs W. would make a mistake to lay down port abe left on January 18th, Fleming, Mrs. Fribe, Mrs. S that their steamers shall be worked I D. by white men exclusively. They with a general cargo, lying at Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Kowloon Wharf-Dollar 3.5. Gillespie, Mrs. J Harrop, Missought to look upon the new line as Line.

Harrop, Mr. E. C-Ecoley, Mr. San. Imperial one and remove the President Madison, American str. Hicks, Capt J. G. B. Horg, racial bar. If they do so, I am

6,341 tona, Capt. Thos. P.

A W Loster, Master J. confident that the scheme will meet Quinn, from Seattle, which Lester, Mr. F Howe, LJ. Ywith the support not only of the port she left on December 24th, Ritchie, Mr. R. Rocburgh, Mr. also of the Indian Government, Pamler, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. business men of my country, but with a general cargo, lying at D. R. Russell, Mr. P. de Schubert, which would naturally like to give Kowloon Wharf.-A.O.L. Sinkiang, British str., 1,618 tona, Miss B. Sharp, Mr. W. A. Stewart, the mail contract to the line that Capt. D. Williams, from Can-Mr. H. E. Stokley, Mrs. W. E keeps the most efficient service, as ton, lying at buoy No. B9. Clarke, Mrs. B. Rowe, Mias Fthis line promises to do.

Schroter. Mr. E. Schroeter, Mr. "Taking all these factors into and Mrs. F. Vida, Mr. J. Winter consideration, I am strongly of the batham, Miss L. Winterboth Miss opinion that the proposed scheme G. B. Carpenter, Mrs. C. M. will serve the best interests of all and Mrs. J. G. Harrower, Mr. W. that it deserves the support of the Yvanovich, Prof, A. G. Baker, Dr. the three countries concerned and

R. Hulsey, Mr. F. Plaigher, Miss British Government and people, of Talamba British str. 8,000 tons, P. Ling, Mr. H. Gillares, Mrs. A. and those of Australia also. I wish B. Wallace, Mr. G. W. Wells, Mr. the Indian Government and people Capt J. A Wright, from Calcutta vid Penang and Singa. E. Jamieeon, Miss M. Nuttall, Mr. it all success."

Y. F. de Silva, Miss D. M. Wilson,

B. & S.

•

Sugu Maru, Japanese str., 6,037 tona, Capt. M. Gotoh, from Yokohama and Shanghai The latter port she left on January 11th, with a general cargo, lping at buoy No. A2. --N.Y.K.

port. The last mentioned "port

she left on January 9th, with For Manila: Mrand Mrs. B.

Haldane Duncan, Mr. G. Peabody.

a general cargo, lying at Mr. S. Peabody, Mr. B. HML Wolfe, Mr. J. Baronia, Mr. loon Wharf-Mackinnon, Mac- kenzie & Co.

Willett, Mr. and Mrs. H. Booten, T. Moatee, Mrs. R. Montes; Master Tonkin, French str., 846, tons, Capt. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Campbell, M. Montee, Mr. H. W. Barrows, FL. Morvan, from Haiphon, Gen. W. C. Anderson, Mrs. Ander. Mr and Mrs. B. B. Chapman, with a general cargo, lying at son, Mr. W. S. Leodard, Mr. R. Capt. A. Gluckman, Miss F. A buoy No.

Solvia, Rev. C. Beurms, Mr. and Hunt, Miss R. T. Search, Mrs. N. C39.-Messageries Maritimes.

Mrs. E. G. Duran, Miss Duran, de Leshe, Miss M: Leshe, Miss T. Mr. J. G. Penaloza, Mr. J. Cox, Leshe, Mr. J. W. Minor, Mr. B. (Continued, on next Column). Trindad, Mr. P. W. Wiegand.

CLEARANCES.

January 14th. Altar. Maru, for Singapore.. Changchow, for Baigon. Chungking, for Tsingtao. Hai Hong for. Swatow. Halikon, for Switow, Hirundo, for Swatow. Kinzan Maru, for Taingiao. Knut Hamion; for Swatow. Puo Tre, for Hoihow.. Hakuyo Mares for Moji. Sanka Maru, for Whampoa, Sinking, for Swatow. Suun Maru, for Singapore, Tai Fook Sing, for Canton. Tui Ping, for Manila.

Tilana, for Amay,

Tonkin, for Haiphong. Fuen Sang, for Singapore..

MARINE COURT.

The master of a cargo boat was fined $90 or 3 weeks' hard labour by Lieut. Comdr. G. F. Holt, R.N., at the Marine Court yesterday morning, for dumping building. materials into the harbour at the Frays East Reclamation.

For boarding the s.a. Tilawa, without permission from the ship'í: officers, one of two defendants was sentenced: to ong month's hard- labour, and the other who has a previous conviction against him was given two months' hard:labour.

WITHIN CALL.

The following vessels were expect- ed in wireless communication with Hong Kong yesterday :-Prendent Garfield, Sinkiang, Tilawa, Ganja, Lampoc, Heliai, Tyileboet, wai Sang, Honghwa Taskoo Wanyi, Katau Maru, Delhi Maru, Atayon

·Marin

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Length 787 Foot, Length on Blacks 750 Foot

Depth on Centre of

SI (H.W.0.5.T.). 34 1.8 ins. -THREE SLIPWAYS.....

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15th Jan, at 7 mm

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SHANGHAI

"FOOSHING" Wedonday, 26th Jan, at 7 x.m STRATTS & CALCUTTA ... KUMSANG Wednesday, 24th Jan, at 3 pm. SANDAKAN STRAFTS & CALOUTTA... FOOKSANG - Wednesday, 2nd Feb, st. 3 p.m.. Monday, 31st Jan.. at 1 pm. OSAKA vis MOII & KOBE LAISANG

Friday, 11th Feb, et 7 km. "EINSANG" BANDAKAN.

Thursday, 17th Feb., at 3.p For Freight or Passage, apply to

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GLEN AND SHIRE

JOINT SERVICE OF STEAMERS.

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7th Feb.

17th Feb.

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9th March

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NEW YORK BERTH.

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LOADING FOR BOSTON AND NEW YORK va JULZ.

M.V. "RABY CASTLE"

Sails on or about 13th February

LLOYD TRIESTINO.

REGULAR-MONTHLY FASSENGER, AND FREIGHT SERVICE FOR BRINDISI, VENICE AND TRIESTE (FIUME). TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO GENOA, ALL ITALIAN, ADRIATIC, LEVANT, BLACK SEA AND DANUBE. POETS, REDUCED PASSAGE RATES TO BRINDISI VENICE OF TRIESTE

A CLASS: £72. 10, 04. ́“B” OLÁSS: £66, 0, 04.

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NEXT SAILINGS.

OUTWARDS FOR BHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND MOJI

M.V. "VIMINALE" -M.V." REMO

From Hong Kong. Bails on or about 3rd February Balls on or about 3rd March

HOMEWARDS FOR BRINDISI, VENICE AND TRIESTE

MYEOMOLO".- MV. "VIMINATE” ALV. “REMO

From Hong Kong.

Bails on or about 4th FebraRTY

Sails on or about . 4th March Saila on or about 5 April

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS

FROM CALCUTTA AND COLOMBO TO SOUTH AFRICAN PORTA.

"UMSINGATM

Bails from Calcutta 31st January Regular Passager and Cargo Service to South African Forta, Through Bill of Lading lawned from Hong Kong.

For Freight or Farage on any of the above lines, apply to:-

DODWELL & CO., LIMITED,

Agenta

Telephone: Central 1030,

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DOUGLAS, STEAMSHIP CO.,

LIMITED.

HONG KONG & SOUTH CHINA COAST PORT SERVICE.

REGULAR SERVICE of Fast, High Class Coast Steamers, Sallings

to alteration without notice.

SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHO

HAINING HAIURING HAIHONG

AND RETURN

(Ocupying 8 to 9 Da 1911

Friday, 21st Januar Tuesday, 25th

Arrivals and Departures from the Company's Wharf (near Blake Plar) Bound Trip Tickets will be inrned from Hong Kong to Fooshow (Pagoda Anchorage), or vici strax and Beturn by the eme Steamer af the Reduced Rate of $80.00 including Mouls while the Steamer is in Port,

For Freight and Passage apply tom

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & 00.,

General Manai