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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 16th, 1927.

Shipping News

YESTERDAY'S FREIGHT

RETURNS.

A DROP IN THE IMPORTS.

Daily Statement, Waterfront

News, etc.

DAILY WATERFRONT NEWS.

DERWENT'S" SECOND

OFFICER FEARED

DROWNED. <

BRITISH CARGOES VERY LOW, LOCAL AND STRAITS NEWS,

British vessels, although number- ing warly half the arrivals for the twenty-four hours ended at 9am. yesterday, did not contribute a great deal to the freight imported Ento the Colony, or to that enrried There were, only two through, fewer arrivals than on the previous lay, but there was a big drup in the freight, especially with regard te through cargoes.

A totul freight of 10,5-10-tona was brought into the Colony by ten out of fourteen vessels arriving, and of this quality 24th tons was brought in four British bottoms

Of through freight, there were 13,281 tons carried in nine vessels, of which consignment four British ships had 1,076 tons between them.

The best individual returns were 1.085 tons of general cargo in British bottom, 1,500 tons of rice, -and 2,700, tons of coal, all for this

port.

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Shipments, for other ports includ ed 1,120 tons of general cargo in a British steiner, 6.000 tons of sugar in an American stemmer, and two lots of coal in Japancae steamers, amount to' 2,700 tons and 1,800 tons.

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Kidnapper Arrested At Macao. According to the vernacular press, there have been a good many cases of kidnapping reported to the Police in Macao recently, and des pite some arrests this practice seems to be but slightly checked. On Tuesday, while the ... Sui Tai was leaving for Hong Kong, a kid- Kapper was arrested in the wharf, with two boys he had intended tak- ing away with him.

[BY LONGSHOREMAN.] Whilst the Derwent, a vessel of 1562 tons net, which arrived from Hong Kong, at Singapere recently Steamer's Accident. was in port on the 6th inst., it was reported that the second officer, and Limbang, the Sarawak S.N. Whilst on a voyage between Miri Mr. Evans, was missing. A search Co.'s steamer aby struck a sub- of the vessel which was lying in the merged obstruction on May 25th off anter ronds was immediately in the Miri const. She proceeded to stituted, but no trace of the officer Limbang, where & diver made an could be found. The Marine police inspection of the hull and reported boarded the vessel and made a that the vessel was only slightly thorough search, but without sucdaniged. On arriving in Singa cess. It was found, however, that pore she was docked for examina- the officer's clothes and personal tion. effects were still in their usual "President" Liners Sall. place, though his evening clothes were missing. The Police presume that he either fell or jumped over iard during the night. Before the vessel proceeded to Saigon and Hong Kong statements were taken and the Marine Police are pursu- ing their investigations.

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P. & O., British

British India Apcar and

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Lines

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Steamship

"MANTUA "KHIYA' "KALYAN" "ALIPORE "MACEDONIA"

NYANZA

The two President that were in port earlier this week have sailed again. The President Tuft has gone to Manila having on hoard 54 cubin passengers. When she arrived here at the beginning of the work she had 67 cabin passen- gers on board, of whom 37 disen-MOREA' barked here.

Tona,

F-om Hongkong

Destination.

(about)

25th June

Uth July Loch. 16th July 21st July

23rd July Zord July 3rd Apr.

Marscilles and London,

Marssites, London and Antwerp, furseilles, L. Co., Antwerp& Hull, Straits aud Bombay. Mareilloa and London. Straits and Bombay.

Marsoilles, London and Antwerp., Marseilles and London.

Marseilles, London & Antworp Marseilles and London.

| KASHGAR”

RAWALPINDI" 16,61920th Ang. DEVA

NGANHÀ

MANTUA

New City Boat.

The other President" finer is

"KHIVA Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co., fad, have launched from their the President Jackson, which sailed

"MALWA". "KALYAN" West shipbuilding yard, Scotstous, for Seattle vid ports on TuesdayMACEDONIA* the single screw stennier City of evening. She had o cabin pussen- 'MONGOLIA" Hereford, which they are building Kers on board on leaving here for the Ellerman Lines, Ltd. Co Manila earlier in the week she hast

though when she arrived" from "KASHGAR" Arrivals And Departures..

structed to the highest class. of For the twenty-four hours ndau Lloyd's Register, her dimensions, only 30 on board for other parts, at 9 a.m. yesterday there were 14. are as follows:-Length 308 ft so there have been good bookings. arrivals and 14 departures. There 32 ft. 8 in.; gross tonnage, 5,100;

146 in.; breadth, 51 ft. 6 in.; depth from this port. were 60 vesaris in port, of which 27 dead weight, 8.500.

Anothat New Vessel. were British. The arrivals and do

The Sim Keng Seng, which is to partures were:-British, five ar

The vessel is a thoroughly up-to replace the Keng Seng on the Muar rivals and six departures; Ameri-date cargo carrier, with large openMalueen run, arrived in Singa- can, one arrival and one departure; hatches and long erections, the pore last Saturday. The old Acay Dutch, one arrival and two dear hatches being served by an ample Seng has been sold to Singapore tares; Norwegian, two arrivals and number of stean winches and elex interests. on departure: Japanese, three ar-

trie, derricks to ensure rapid load-

Late Arrivals. rivals and one departure; Chinese,ing and discharge of cargn,

Several vessels arrived too late two arrivals and two departures; of one set of triple-expansion en freight

The propelling machinery consists yesterday for inclusion in the daily French, one departure.

returas. Among these pines, having cylinders 24 in., 414 the s. Livingstone (Norwegian) Cargo Carriers,

ing 72 in., by 48 in. stroke, stean brought 2,060) tons of rice and meni Cargo-carriers-were-as-under-eing supplied by three single from Bangkok and Kohichang, "TALMA"

Primise 5.

(Norwegian)TAKLIWA”.

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from

S.S. Kum Song (British) from ended insiters, fitted with super- the

Oska and Anoy, with 1995 heaters, and also with Howden's brought 1,300 tons of rice for this Lous of general cargo for latest type of Ljungstrom air pre-port, and also 350 tons of flouri Hong Kong, and 30s tous for theaters... ather ports, and 14 bags of

Transport Returns, mail. S.8. Hiezapure (British) from net, arrived

The troopship Feram, 5,461 on Yokohama and Moji, with week

at Singapore lust under the command of 50 tons of general cargo for Capt. C. J. Swanson from Hong Hong Kong and 1,120 tons Kong. She left the latter port.on for other ports. 5.Sydrangea (British) from the 3rd inst., with a officers and

Fart Bayard, with general route for Southampton.

17 troops on board, and was on cargo, and one bag of mail. S.S. Fon Shing (British) from Canton, with a ni entry for Hong Kong and tons for other ports.

Chenan

(British) from Shanghai und Amoy, with 320 tons of general cargo for Hong Kong and 300 tons for other ports, and 5: bags of mail

5.S.

tons of

S.S. Elkridge (American) from

Mani, with 110 augar for Hong Kong, and 6,000 tons of the same com modity for other ports: S.S. Pisaren (Dutch)

8.5.

from

Shanghai and Keelung, with nal entry for Hong Kong, "and 1,200 tons of tea and 757 tons of general cargo for other ports, and 32 bags of mail.

Prominent (Norwegian) from Saigon, with 2,700 tous of general cargo for Hong Kong and three bags of mail, [ (Continued on next column).

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· 10,946 9,135

5,973 1,120

7,028

9,005

6th Aug.

8155

10,953

17th Supt.

ard Sept.

9,136

let Dec.

*ło.

10,986

15th Oct.

do.

0,144

29th Oct.

11.120

12th Nov.

18,504

26th Nov,

do.

10,9-15

10th Dec:

do.

9,005

24th Dec.

do.

Frequent connections from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Con- stantinople, Pireaus, Smyrna, and other Levant Ports by ateamers of the Khedisial Mail Steamship Co.

BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS

10,000 7.936

3rd July 14th July

Singapore, Penang and Exlcutta

do.

EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (SOUTH)

the same porte-as-the- 8.8. Livingstone. The Chinking Weihaiwei had 500 tons of general (British) from Newchwang and freight for Hong Kong, and 1,000 ST. ALBAND". qua for other ports. The Yum "ARAFURA" Peng (Chinese) from Saigon ought 1,800 tons of dried fish and fruit and rice from Saigon, and also carried 33 deck passengers. The Hazan Marn (Japanese) from S.S. Mandigo (Norwegian) from Keelung and Swatow brought 500

Bangkok and Kolsichang, tons of coal for this port and-12- with 26,400 picule of rice and.. ilai (king (British) from Foo- tons of general merchandise. The 1744:44: 8.S. Kotin

chow and Swatow had 500 tone of Maru (Japanese) from Cautón, with a ad en general freight on board for this try for Hong Kong, and sun-port, and brought 270 deck passen. dries for other ports.

She also had mails from const posts.

s.s.

S.S.

Times Maru (Japanese) from Keelung, with 500 tnts of coal for Hong Kong and 2,700 tone of coal for other ports,

Frodai Mara“ (Japanese) Prom Dairen, with 2,700 tot of coal and 100 pigs for Hong Kong and 1,400 tons of coal for other ports. 6.5. Cheung Wan (Chinese) from Shanghai and Swatow, with a nil entry for Hong Kong and four bags of mail,

S.S. Tai Sze Mo. (Chinese) from

gers.

Deck Passengers. The total number of deck passen-

gera entering the Colony for the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m.. yesterday was 1.331, of which number the s..

Sang (British) brought 717 from Osaka and Amoy, the s.. Hydrangea (British) 0 from Fort Bayard and the 8.8. Prominent (Norwegian) 930 from Saigon.

Miscellaneous,"

4,500 1st July 6,000, 20th July

Manila, Sandakan, Thursday Island, Townsvillo, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne,

Bogular Monthly Sailings from Hong Kong to Japan & Hong Kong to Australia. The E. &A, 58 Uo., Ltd., steamers will also call at Shanghai, Iloilo, Cebu, Kolambugan, Tawau, Timor, Darwin, or other ports en-route-us induce- ment offers.

Frequent connections from Aateralia with the following:— The Union 3.8. Co.'s Steamers to the United Kingdom via Now Zealand

Vancouver, San Francisco, uto.

The P&O Royal Mail Steamers to London via Suez Canal, The P. & Branch Service of Steamers to London via the Cape.

Tho New Zealand Suipping Co.'s Steamers for Southampton and London vin

Panama ORZAJ,

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI AND JAPAN

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"KALYAN" 9,144 18th June, Noon "ALIPORE" 5,273 18th June, 10a.m. "TAKLIWA' 7,936 22nd June "MACEDONIA" 11120 24th June +"NOVARA" “AKAFURA" "KASHGAR" "NYANZA"

In view of the continued smugNVAN gling of salt from Hong Kong to Canton the Cinton Government, re Kwang Chow Wan, with 184 eetly organised a patrol of 30 pigs, 125-bullocks and 285 tons small launches to watch the Canton of general cargo for Hong Laiver with a view to putting a Kong,

check to this traffic.

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NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

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8,155

7023 "RAWALPINDI" 10,019 22nd

VANHA *MURDA -KBIVA" "MALWA"

KALYAN"

10,953 19th Aug

10,906 0,135

5th Aug, 2nd Sept. 10,888 16th Sept. 0144 30th Sept.

MACEDONIA" 11,120-14th Oct.

MONGOLIA"

HANTUA "KASHGAR"

"MOREA'

DEVANHA "MALWA"

Uct 16,504 10,946 12th Nov.

9,005

10,953

26th Nov.

10th Dec.

8,15524th Doc.

10,986 7th Jan., 1928

Shanghai, Moji and Kobe. Shanghai, Kobe and Moji. Amoy, Meji, Kobe, Osaka

Yokohams.

S'hai, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama. D'Lai, Moji, Kobe & Yokohama. Moji, Kobe Osaka & Yokohoma. S'hai

Moji,

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b'hai, Moji, Kobe & Yokohama,

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