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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1927.

UHINA NAVIGATION

SHANGHAI

COMPANY, LIMITED.

On 7th Dec.. "ICEANU" 144 "BWATOW & SHANGHAI - NEWORWANG". Os 8th Dec,

BHANGHAI & TSINGTAO SUIYANG"

HUIKOW, PAKHOI &

HAFFHONG

AMOY, SWATOW &

SING

SINGAPORE

"OHENAN"

"ANTUNG

8 s.It.

... On 10th Dec

3

Oa 10th Dec

I p.00.

On 11th Dec..

SWATOW & BANGKOK KWANGTUNG". On 11th Dec, 10 SWATOW, SHANGHAI & T

AMOY, SHANGHAI &

DALRY

THINGTAO

"SINKIANO"

CHUSAN'

*YINGCHOWO 11th Dec., 10 am

5 p.m. ... Un 1th Dec..

8 a.m. ... O IMh Dec,

On 18th Doc. Nood On 17th. Dec.,

SWATOW & SHANGHAI “URISHUA" HOIHOW, PAKHOI &

HAIPHONG

SHANGHAT&TSINGTAO “SZECHUEN“ AMUY, SWATOW, SINGA

BANGKOK...“ KIUNGCHOW-

KIANGSU "

FORD & BANGKOK.

AMUY, SHANGHAI &

TSINGTAO

'SUNNING"

SWATOW & SHANGHAI LINAN "

... On 17th Dec, 3pm.

On 18th Dec., 10.11.

On 19th Dec, 6pm. Ou 22nd Doc.,

WEIHAIWEI, CHEFOO

TIENTSIN

"KUFICHOW"

... On 2nd Deo..

C. 24th Dec.,

4 p.m. 6 a.m

SHANGHAL& TSINGTAO SOUCHOW"

SWATOW, SHANGHAI &

AMOY SWATOW &

SWATOWA BANGKOK... "KAYING"

DALNY

"LUCHOW."

SINGAPORE

*ANHUI”

SHANGHAI &

TSINGTAO

"SHANTONG"

WEIHAIWEI, CHEFOO

& TIENTSIN

*HCICZOW"*

"ANKING"

AMOT, SWATOW &

SINGAPORE

On 25th Dec 10 m

On 26th Deo..

On 26th Deo.,

On 26th Dec.,

'Da 30th Doc., 19:28

Jan, ... On lat

7m.

10 a.m.

5 p.m

p.m

7 am

SWATOW&BANGKOK...“ KAIGAN" ... On 1st Jan, 10 am. BALOON PASSAGE RATES, HONG KONG zo SHANGHnt and

vice versa, Have Now Been Reduced To

860 SINGLE AND 890 RETURN.

For Freight or Passage apply to

TELEPHONY Central 38,

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agenta.

CARGO AND BAGGADE CAN BE INSURED AT THE OFFICE OF BUTTERFIELD A SWIEN

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9th December

16th December

14th January

7th January

7th February

9th March

14th February 16th March

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AND

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Sailings from Hengkong,

".. "MACHAON"

Vis Suez Canal

"CITY OF LAHORE"

B. "PYRRHUS"

8. "ONTY OF BEDFORD"

Via Suez Canal Via Suez Canali Via Suez Canal

"CITY OF KIMBERLEY"

#4. "LYOAON

Vis Suez Canal Vis Suez Canal

18th December 27th December 13th January $3rd January 20th February

9th March

Steamere proceed vis Bries Canal or Panama Canal at Owners' option.

Bubject to Change without Notice,

For Freight and Particulare, apply to→

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PRINCE LINE

IMPROVED SERVICE-

BI

FAST MOTOR VESSELS

TO

BOSTON

AND

NEW YORK

Shipping

ARRIVALS.

News Arrivals and Departures,

PASSENGERS.

J

St.

etc.

BATTLESHIPS TOO BIG.

BRITISH ADMIRAL'S

"CRITICISM,

Writing in the 1928 Brassey's Naval Annual, Admiral Sir Douglas

Nicholson

latest

INDO-CHINA

STFAM - NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

SAILINGS · SUBIRUT TO ALTERATIONS

To

TSINGTAŬvis SWATOW

♣ SHANGHAI

+

STEAMSHIP

FOOSEING " “WAISHING"

"OHAKSANG' "KWAISANG"

SHANGHAI vis AMOY... FOOKSANG ",

TIENTSIN ris, WEIHAI

?

WEI & CHEFOO

Arrivals. December 8th.' Anatina, British str., 3.130 tons, Cabin passengers per

Capt. G. F. Harding, from albans, from Australia ports" on Pedro, from Yokohama, The latter port she left on November December 6th:-Mra E. Austin, Mr. 25th, with 3.400 tons of fuel oil, W. Dixon, Mr. Jas. B. Logan, Mr. lying at North Point.-A. P.C.

K. Linca, Mrs. Ida McArthur, Mr.

Days: "The Chungkong, Chinese str., 447 tona,1). McAlister, Mr. and Mrs. C. battleships and cruisers are need.

Capt. Kwok Shan, from Tou rane, with a general cargo, Nelson Mr. E. Williams. Mr. Hinglessly large. Dreadnought building ing buoy No. C17.-Yau Les Co: Min. 3. Leong Chew, Mr. Y.

corrupted England's Fshing. British str. 1,423 tons, Yutivez, Mr. M. Caritignan, Mr. sense. The end-on fire of the new

Capt. W. Allen Balch, from

Canton, with a general cargo, Tam Kan Wah, Mr. Liew Nyok battleships, Jehan and Rodney, is lying at busy No. 432-Jar Sang, Mr. and Mrs. Yap Yee and useless and impracticable. The STRAITS & CALCUTTA, "LAISANG" dine, Matheson & Co.

result of the present policy will be Gericin, German str., 4,833 tons, Capt. K. Barghalz, from Shang- hol, which port she left December 2nd, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. AB.

Melchers & Co.

оп

St. Albans, British str., 4.113 tons, Capt. G. L Smith, R.A.N.R., from Melbourne and Manila, The latter port she left on De- cember 3rd, with frozen and general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.-Mackinnon, Mackenzie

& Co. Tak Hing, Chinese str., 105 tons, Capt. La Sau, from Antan, with a general cargo, lying at Luen Cheong Wharf-Fook Hoi S.S. Co.

danghter.

Departures.

Per s.. Porthos, on Dectmber 8th for Marseilles and parts:-Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs Hall, Dr. and Mrs. Reichelderfer, Mr. and Mrs, O. C. Kingsley, Mrs. H. F. MacGregor, Miss E, K. Arm- strong. Mr. E. Lewis, Miss Boettger, Mr. and Mrs. W. Robertson, Mr. Peck, Mr. R. A. Jardine, Mr. V. Attanasio, Mr. G. Hadro, Mr. F. Mellin, Mr. P. Cleon, Mr. A. Borti Mr. M. Thiebauld, Mr. F. Ferte, and Mr. F. Rosier.

|

Per A.M.L. liner President Madi- Tonjer, Norwegian atr., 1.848 tons,

Capt. H. Rasmussen, from Can, for San Francisco, on Decem- ton, lying at buoy No. 50-ber 8th-Lt. Comdr. Thos Ander Dodwell & Co.

son, Mr. A A. Bryan, Captain. Wallaue Bertholf, Ensign J. J. Cunningham, Mrs H. M. Davis, Master Frank Davis, Mias Hope Davis, Mr. Frank Deikoff. L. and Mra. Richard P. Glass, Miss Enae" E. Glass, Capt. Roes L. Laras, Lt.- Cotadr. J. C. Lough. Mrs. A. G. Mays, Lt-Comdr. A. R. Marron, Mr. D. W. Murphy, Major Harold | Parsons, Lt. Arthur E. Piersons, Lt. W. W. Pree, L. Comdr. P. S. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Webber, Mr. Chas E. A. Popp, Mr. Henry S. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. John Bentley, jr., Mr. Irane Heaton, Miss Ireas Heaton, Master David Heaton. Mr. Earl Stanley Moore, Mrs. S. C. Post, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Richards. Mr. John Strouse, Mrs. J. S. Waddington, Master Jas S. Waddington, Mrs. Carlisle V. Allan, Master Donald Allan, Sister Mary McMahon, Mrs.

December 6th: .. Asiatic Priner, British motor ship, 3,874 tons, Capt. W. Duncan, from New York and Shanghai The latter port she left on December 4th, with 250 tons of general cargo, lying at buor No. Al-Furness (Far East), Ltd. Haldi, British str., 1,144 tons, Capt. S. J. Lynch, from Saigon. which port she left on December 1st, with rice and general cargo, lying a: buoy No. C-Wo Fat Shing. Kwangchow, British str., 1,572 tons, Capt. J. D. Milae, from Bag kok and Swatow, with rice and general cargo, lying at buoy No. BIL-B. & S. Porthos, French str., 7,530 ton

Capt. Monod, from Shanghai, which port she left on December 2rd, with silk and general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf. Mes sageries Maritmes.

|

has

naval

CANTON

that Britain will shortly have fewest | BANDAKAN battleships but immense ones. This

fact alone will render her powerless KOBE vis AMOY, MOTI to protect the Empire."

VESSELS IN "PORT.

Vessels in port yesterday at 9

a.m. were:-

British-Taming, Burney, dai atina, Foo Shing, Asiatic Prince, Achilles, Hüllung. Ichang, Empresa of Canada, Pheumpenh, Kirang Lancaster Castle, Sui Sung, Hul- tung, Ling Nam, Kalgan, Shensi rard, Teon, Furman, Hap Sang. Armanentan, Sumatra, Taituo.

American:-Edenton. German-Gerwia,“ Norwegian-J. Lude Morinçkel, Helius, iram, Mondego.""

Danish :-Aina, Pääma Pawnee. Japanese:-Siberia Maru, Meundo Varu, siteuto Muru Nu, 2, Talkwa daru, Kind Maru, Oyamu Maou,

N

Chinese:-Chung Hing, Tai Fook Sing, Hung On, Hoi Cheong, Wong Shek Kung, Haiman, Confucius,

Devawongue, Hua Tai, Shing Ming, Hain For Sing, Fook Hong, Derwent, Ban Foo Soon, Puo Tyr Lee Cheung, Gen H. Hunt, Gen. H. Knor, Maur Sun, -

Dutch:-Tisarnea," Jan, "Hon. ko, Otto, Hong Kong.

Portuguese:-Kong Oa, King

On

SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN HỎNG HONG.

FOR DECEMBER, 1027.

STANDARD TIME OF THE 120th

B. Enger, Mr. Jones Sixto, Mrs Maud M. Tingley, Mra, Värme President Pierce, American str., sinin T. Westfall, Miss Margaret 8,303 tons, Capt. Henry Nelson, Westfall, Mr. C. E. Collinge, Mr. from Shanghai, which port she E C. Baker Mr. C. A. Stieble, left on December 4th, with a Mr. John J. Strahle, Capt. F. general cargo, lying at Kowloon Krogh Mae, Mr. J. W. Custer, Mr. Wharf.-Dollar Steamship Line. Wm. Lion, Mr. O. Steenstra, Mr. Bebe diera, Japanese str. 2011 and Mrs. T. King, Master Robt tons, Capt. T. Kaneko, from King, Capt. F. D. Harris, Mr. T. Haiphong, with a cargo of coal, J.Evans, Mr. W. Murata, Mr. lying at Stonecutters.-M.B.K. Cari Shank, Mr. Mr. S. O. Lewis, Siking, French str., 4,287 tons, Mr. C. H. Myers, Mr. A. L. Owen,

Capt. Remice, from Shanghai, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wells. which port she left on December 3rd, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf.-M.. Song Bo, French, str., 790 tons, Capt, J. Bonnamour, from Fort' Bayard, with a general cargo, lying at bucy No. C15.-M.M. Wina Hong, British str.. 2.672 tons,

Capa G. H. Wilkins, from Chinwangtao, which port she left on November 30th, with 3,555 tons of coal, lying at buoy No.. B50.-Dodwell & Co. Wray Castle, Britisk str., 3,333 tons, Capt. J. Pieken, from Manila which port she left on December 3rd, with a general cargo, lying at Laichikok-Dodwell & Co. Fubari Maru, Japanese str., 2.957 tons Capt. K. Yamada. from Muzoran, which port she left on November 26th, with 5,000 tons of coal, lying at buoy No. B47.-M.B.K..

CLEARANCES.

December 6th.

rating, for Singapore. driatic Prince, for Manila.

tauta Maru Vo,, for Dairen. Empress of Canada, for Shanghai. Peeshing, for Swatow. Gerwin, for Singapore. Hat Hong, for Swatow, Hiram, for Bwatow. Hung On, for Whampoa. chang, for Stanghai, Ishikari Maris, for Singapore! Kize Marn, for Hongay. Perthes, for Saigon. President Pierce, for Manila. Shin Hing, for Macao. Si Kiang, for Port Said. St. Albans, for Moji.

MERIDIAN, ́EAST OF GREENWICH," Date. .Sunrise. December 7th...6,50 a.m.

"

8th...0.51", 9th...6.51

10th...8.52 11th...6.42 12th...8.53

Sunset.

5.39 p.m. 6.39

F1

0.39..

5.39... 5.40 5.40. 5.40

YOKOHAMA

DATE

Wed.. 7th Dec, at 7.

Sian, 11th Deci, at.

Wed, 14th Dec,, at

7

San. 18th Dec., at

Tues, 13th Dec., at 7 sim.

"CHAKSANG"

"CHEONGSHING" FYI, 9th Dec, at 5 p..

Thurs., 8th Dec., at 5 am.

"HINSANG"

The 13th Deci, at 3 pm

Thurs, ad Doc, at 3 p.m.

* KUMSANG"

Mon 19th Dec, at 7am.

For Freight or Passage, apply to→ ·

JARDINE MATHESON & CO., LTD..

GENERAL MANAGERS. TELEPHONE CENTRAL No. 215.

GLEN LINE.

FARE: HONG KONG TO LONDON 282.

te

TO LONDON, ROTTERDAM & HAMBURG vía STRAITS & COLOMEC.

Steamship "CARNARVONSHIRE” Steamship "GLENIFFER" Motor Vessel “GLENAMOT Steamship GLENSANDA"

(via Oran) 28th December

(via Oran)

25th January, 1923

(via Oria)

2nd March

{[via Orau)

7th March,

TO SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA & VLADIVOSTOCK.

Steamship

"GLENIFFER "

Motor Vessel "GLENOGLE" Motor Vessel "GLENAMOY" Steamship "GLENSANDA” Motor Vensel "GLENAPP”

91-

9th December

22nd December

91st January, 1998

96th January,

2nd February,

For Freight, Passage and further Particulare, apply to

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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN.

NEXT

FAR EASTERN

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE.

Cabin class:

£73. 41.01. Intermediate class

£43 28 OKL

SAILINGS:

To GENOA.

Regular Fast Four-weekly Passenger-Service. (Also taking cargo.)

ÁDOGMMODATION FOR 100 Cabin Class and 150

INTERMEDATZ ÖLANE

PANZNGELS.

AKLIVAL AT HONG KONG AND SAILINGS FOR: RĦANGĦAT AND TAKU (TIENTSIX)

- 33th...0.54

*

"

14th...8.54 15th...6.55 16th....53 17th...8.56 18th...8.56 10th...8.57 20th...8.58

5.41

17

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++

6.41,

5.41

5.42

5.45

"

+1

5.43..

6.43

15

"

21st...6.58

5.44

22nd..6.59

5.44

23rd...6.59

5.44

9.8. "TRIER*

24th...7.00

5.45

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28. "DERFFLINGER

25th...7.00

6.46

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26th...7.00

5.16

28. "COBLENZ".

27th...7.01

5.4%

28th...7.01

_5.47

20th...7.02

6.40

5.48 11

$1

3.49

"

NEXT HOMEWARD SAILING:

NEXT ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE:

30th...7.02 31st...7.03

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RE

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subject to alteration without notice. .. FOR

SWATOW, AMOY &FOOCHOW

KAINING

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AND RETURN (Occupying 8 to 9 Days)

Friday,

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