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Bop, of Japan Oct. 21 Oct. 24

Emp. of Asia ...Nav. 4 Nor, 7 Nov. Brap. of Canh... Nov. 15 Nov. 21 Emp. of Russia, Deo. 2 Dec. 5 Dec. Eap, of Japan...Dec. 1d Des. 19 Emp, of Asia

1. 30 Jan. 2 Jan.

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2 Emp. of Canaria...Fob. 1. Feb. Emp of Russa Fsh, 17 Feb 20 Feb. 21 Emp. of Japan. Mar. 2 Mar. 6

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1932.

P. & 0., British

Shipping News Week-End Statement, Waterfront P. & 0.,

'WEEK-END CARGO RETURNS

During the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday.a total of 18 ships brought 16,874 tons of chrgo to the Colony, carrying 10,598 tons for through ports. These ships brought 1,611 Asiatic deck passengers to Hong Kong. During the period under review 10 ships left the Colony.

During the 24 hours ending at 9am on Saturday a total of 17 ships brought 19,683 tons of cargo to the Colony, carrying 27,634 tons for through ports. These ships brought 852 Asiatic deck passengers to the Colony. During the period under review 15 ships left the Colony.

·SHIPS IN HARBOUR.

The following merchant vessels were in harbour yesterday:--

Canton

Wharves China Merchants.-Svala Osaka Shosen Kaisha.

Docks. Kowloon. Limehow, Hagther, Hydra II, Nellore, Concordia.

Taikoo-Tatsuta Maru, Hong

Arrive

Dec. 21 Dec. 3 Deo, 19 3 Jan. 5 Jan.

1232 10%)

1039 Feb. 6, Feb. 8 Feb. 15 Feb. 23 Feb. 25

Oot, 28 Oct. 28. Nov. 3 Nov, 2 No... 21 8 Nov. 10 Nor, 11

Nov. 23 Nur. 25 Dec. 1 Dea, 8 6 Dec. 8 Dec. 10

Dec. 19 a Jan. Jan. 10

19:32 Feb. 20 Mar. 6 Mar. 7 Mar. 9 Mar.15 Mar. 20 Apr. 8 Mar. 23 Mar. 25 Mar. 29 Mar. 31 Apr. 7 Apr. 12

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HONG KONG-MANILA

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Harr Tom

Manti

No. A14.-Hong Peng.

EMPRESS OF JAPAN

Uct. 14

Oot. 10

EMPRESS OF ASIA

SAI

Uct. 26

DoL 28

No. Bo.-W. 8. Kung.

+

For further information please apply to:--

CANADIAN PACIFIC

Telephones: Passenger 20752.

Freight 20012.

Telephone Hong Kong All Depts.

Cable Address:

GACANPAC: Passenger Dept NAUTILUS: Froight Dopt.

YKLIN

N.

SAN & BANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolula

TATJUTA MARU

:

ABAMA MAKU

TAIYO MAKO

HIYE MARU

HEIAN MARU...

Wednesday. 19th Oct.

Wednesday, Tuesday,

2nd Nov. 18th Nov.

Starta from Kobe

Starts from Kobo

59th Oct 19th Nov.

SEATTLE & VANCOUVER.

LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM,

via Singapore, Penang, Colombo & Suez,

FU AHIMI MARU ...

HAKOZAKI MARU

TEKUKUNI MARU

18th Oct.

28th Oct.

11th Nov.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE on Mauiis & Port

Baturday.

Saturday,

Friday,

KAMO MARU

Saturday, 29th Oct.

KITANO MARU

Saturday,

26th Nov..

MANILA.

TATSUTA MARU

Ph

Thursday,

13th Oct.

✪ Bài via dingapore, PoonUK

TANGO MARU

Tuesday,

11th Oct,

HAKUDATE MARU

TOKIWA MAKU

Saturday, Saturday.

SOUTH AMERICA (West

18th Oot. 29th Oct.

Coast) vin Japaù. Honolu

Los Angeles, Mexico and Pauauia. НЕГУО МАНО

Tuesday. 18th Oct.

NEW YORK, BOSTON via a

it'i

Buoyi,

No. A. Honolulu Maru.

No. An Tjikembang.

No. A12.-Mandason Mar.

No. B1.-Yathing.

No. Bo-Helikon.

No. B7. Fjorden. No. B8.-Cruciosa. No. B0.--Tonkin, No. B14.-Kaying." No. B16.-Hosang.

No. 18.-Nanning.

No. 820.-Antung.

No. B-Mausang.

No. B23-Kasugasan Maru.

No. C-Hirundo,

WARSHIPS IN PORT.

The following vessels were in part yesterday:

News.

THE SHIPPING PROBLEM

RACE FOR A PLACE ON THE SEAS

WORLD'S EXCESSIVE

TONNAGE

Important statistics in regard to canad foreign shipping, British which are deserving of special con- sideration in view of the Inter- antional Shipping Conference to be held in Loudon in October, f are published in the "Shipping World,'

At the Conference - proposals are likely to be considered for the organised laying-up of tonnage by the principal maritime countries.

An analysis of Lloyd's Register | shows that, while the cargo-carry- ing capacity of the world's ship- ping (excluding liners, tankers, and coasters) has increased since 1914, by upwards of '19,000,000 tons deadweight, there has been a do. crease of 3,819,000 tons deadweight on the sanie basis in vessels flying the British flag.

It is pointed out that while the seaborne commerce of the world. is now less than it was in 1914, the cargo-carrying capacity of foreign ships has increased by 2,070,000

tons.

This race for a place on the seas, it is stated, is one of the maddest things done by a mad world. It is possible to believe,. however. that in the disentangle ment of the mess which has been created, British ship-owners have a great opportunity to regain their predominant position, if only they

I will set to nd put their house in

ARRIVALS.

October 7.

Col di Lana, Italian str., 3,700 tons, Capt. A. Raimondi, from Saigon, buey No. A8-Dodwell & Ca

Fjorden, Norwegian str., 1,713 toon, Capt. L. Handeland, from Sai- gon, buoy Nu. B7.-Wallem & Co.

Kingyuan, British str., 1,348 tons,

Capt. F. W. Jeaking from Canton, buoy No. 318-1. & S. Sipirah, Dutch str., 1,082 tons,

Capt. LA. V. Van Aubel, from Samarinda, Yazmati Anchor- age-J.C.J.L

Svale, British str., 1,383 tone, Capt. Wilkins. from K.C Wan, C.M.S.N. Wharf-Oriental & Co.

October 9.

Apocy, British str., 1,770 tons, Cant. C. Boyce, from Hoihow, Taikon S. Wharf-Wo Fat Sing.

Ho Sang, British str., 5,608 tons,

Capt. T. Grant, from Amoy, buoy No. BIR J. & Co. Honolulu Maru, Japanese str., 3,540

Singapore, buoy No. tons Capt. K. Yugeto, from 0.8.K.

British India Apcar and Eastern & Australian Lines

(COMPANIES INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND)). MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS TAKING CARGO FOR

STRAITE, JAVA". BUKMA, "UNYLON, INDIA, PRESIAN GULF, WEST INDIFS, MAURITIUS, JABT ABOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND & QUEENE- LAND PORTS, BED 82A, EGYPT, CONSTANTINOPLE, GREKUR, LEVANTINE PORTS, EUROPE, ETC. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL. FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL":TRAMERS. (Umons Contract 'wan HA GOTKANKINI.}

19" SOMALI"

*NALDERA"

RAJPUTANA

1 BANGALORE

'CORPU "

COMORIN

BHUTAN

ARANPURA!

Hydrangea, British str., 501 tons,

Capt. P. W. Griedson, from Swa

tow, Chiu On Wharf.-Chidi On & Co.

Malaya, Danish str., 3,811 tons, Capt. H. K. Christensen, from Tsingtao, buoy No. 42. - John Manners & Ca

Tonkin, French at, 000 tons, Capt. Fort J. Bonnamour, from Bayard, buoy, No. Bo.-M.M. & Oo.

order, without concerning them-Sunning. British str., 1,870 tons, selves unduly with what the for- eigner is doing.

Capt. F. Gibbs, from Swatow, buoy No. B3-B, & S.

The fundamental factor is that Wing Wo, Portuguese str.. 403 tons,

'em-

modern economie tonnage can man- age to live on rates of freight which old tonninge cannot look at, however cheaply it may be run,”

Vessels Laid Up. The present position, it is phasised, is that at least 13,500,000 North Wall.Keppel and Folketons gross of shipping are laid up throughout the world, of which at stone.

10,000,000 tona gross, or least 16,500,000 tons deadweight, are cargo

Basin.-Tamar.

East Wall--Oswald, Phoenix, Par- thian.

South Wall-Verity and Whit- shred

North Arm-Suffolk, Witch and

Wild Swan.

West Wall.-Devonshire. Dock-Perscus and Olympus. No. 11 Buoy.Wishart and Wren. No. 12 Bugy.--Whitehall.

VESSELS. DUE

Achilles, B. & S., Nov. 8. Aeneas, B. & S., Oct. 17. Agamennon, B. & S., Nov. 20. Angkor, Messageries, Nov. 9. Ajax, B. & S., Oct. 12. Aramis, Messageries, Nov. 23. Asama Mara. N.Y.K., Oct. 28. Asin, Manners, Nov. 4. Atsuta Maru, N.Y.K., Dec. 23. Automedon, B. & S., Oct. 26. Bhutan, P. & O., Oct, 29. Bokuyo Maru, N.Y.K., Nov. 10. Burdwan, P. & O., Dec. 28, Calcatta Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 28. Carthage, F. & O., Dec. 29. Changte, B. & S., Oct. 14, Chekiang, B. & S., Oct. 10.

`LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus, Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., Nov. 26.

Genon, Marseilles & Valencia

† TOYOOKA MARU (Calls Saigon)... Wednesday, 16th Nov.

OALOUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangeon.

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA

MOJOKA MARU

H

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+ CALCUTTA MARU ...

***

Saturday, Saturday,

MURORAN MARU

...

Tuesday,

16th Oct. 29th Oct. 8th Nov.

HAKUSAN MARU

Friday.

MALACCA MARU

*

KITANO MARU

Tuesday, Friday,

14th Oct. 18th Oct. 21st Oct.

↑ Cargo only.

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Chinese Prince, Furness, Nov. 1. City of Cambridge, Bank, Nov. 14. City of Kobo, Bank, Oct. 14. City of Singapore, Bank, Oct. 31. Coblenz, Melchers, Oct. 22 Comorin, P. & O., Nov. 2. Corlu, P. & O., Oct. 20, Cyclops, B. & S., Nov. 14. Dakar Maru, N.Y.K., Dec. 18: Danmark, Manners, Dec. 1. Dardanus, B. & S., Oct. 12. D'Artagnan, Messageries, Oct. 11. Deucalion, B. & 8 Oct. 28. Empress of Asia, C.P.S., Oct. 2: Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., Oct. 14. Emp. of Canada, C.P.B., Nov. 11, Eumaeus, B. & H., Nov; 20." Felix Roussel, Messaguries, Oct. 11. Fridorun, Melchers, Nov. 5. Fulda, Melchere, Oct. 23. Fushimi Maru, N.Y.E., Oct. 14. G. Metzinger, Messageries, Oct. 28. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 14. Hakozaki Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 28. Hakodate Mara, N.Y.E., Oct. 14.- Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 28. Hector, B. & S., Oct. 20.... Heiyo Mara, N.Y.K, Oct. 18. Idomeneus, B. & S., Nov. 9 Isar, Melober, Oct. 13. Ixion, B. & S., Nov. 8. Java, Manners Dec. 29. Jutlandia, Manners, Oct. 19. Koga Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 30. Kaisar-I-Hind, P. & O., Dea.-1.- Kamo Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 21. Kanchow, B. & B., Oct. 11. Keomun, B..& B.; Doo. 14.. Kitano Mare, N.Y.K., Oct. 20. Kulmerland, Jebsen, Nov: 16. Kutsang. Jardines, Oct. 18. Lahn, Melchers, Nov. 2 Lushan Maru, N.Y., Oct. 13.- Lycaon; B. & S., Dot. 2.- Machaon, B. & 8, Dec. 10. Malacca Matu, N.I.K., Oct. 17. Malwa, T & O., Nov. 25 Marioks Maru, NYE, Oct 14. Menelaus, B. & S., Dec. 5. Montor, B & B., Nor 15 Motzinger, Messageries, Oct. 26, Muinam, Meaners, Ook 31.

(Continued an next column.)

vessels, while a further 2,500,000 tons deadweight are re presented by ships which are not obtaining fall cargoes.

Capt. 1. D. de Lemos, from K.C. Wao, buoy No. BI1~ Wo Hop & Co.. Wong Shek Kung, Chinese str.,

104 fons, Capt. A. Loilovet sky, from Saigon, buoy No. Bs. -Hing Lee & Co.

October

Chak. Sang. British str., 1,470 tons,

Capt. J. McAnish, from Can- ton, buoy No. B-J.M. & Co. Conte Rosso, Italian str., 9,805 tons, hai, Kowloon Wharf.-Dudwei Capt. G. C. Mauri, from Shang- & Co..

萝

It is pointed out that the ton- unge of British general traders (vessels under 18 knots) has do-Diomed, British str., 6,354 tons, created by 2,959,000, while that of foreign vessels of the same class haa incressed by 11,230,000 tona

In the next class, that of cargo- liners (12 to 14 knots), British tonnage has remained almost ata tionary al about 4,000,000 tons gross, while foreign tonnage has more than doubled (2,031,000 to

| 5,188,000 tons gross),''

In the more limited category of intermediate liners (14 to 10) knots), there has been a large pro- portionata increase in each case, British gross tonnage baving risen From 030,000 ton 4,050,000, and foreign tonnage from 1.290.000 to 2,194,000. Even larger increases are shown in the case of tankers.

The tonnage of British liners has increased by 77 per cent. to 1,883,000. compared with the 12 per cent. increase of foreign owners.

In the case of constern alone, there has been a disproportionate increase of British tonnage. This, it is explained, is accounted for by the development of coastal traffic in the Dominion since the War par. ticularly in Canada and Australia. How Contracts Are Lost.

Siz Arthur Sutherland, speaking to the Newcastle Chamber of Com- morce on Aug. 25 said they must get the costs of ship repairing

dawn.

Recently the lowest tender from that district for a big contract was £23,000, he said. The contract went to Rotterdam for £16,000.

Nankin, E. & A. 8. B.. Co., Dec. a. Nanking, Gilman, Oct, 24. Nansenville, Bank, Oct. 24. Neleus, B. & B., Nov. 18. Nellore, E. & A. B. B. Co., Oct. 31;" Ninghai; B. & B., Oob. 10, Patrochus, B. & B., Dec. 10. Phomics, B. & S., Dec. 6. Philocties, B. & Nov. 2. Pres. Adams, Dollar, Oct. 20. Pres. Cleveland, A.M.L, Nov. 18. Pres. Grant, Dollar, Nov, 28. Pres. Hayes, Dollar, Nov. 26 Pros. Harrison,, Dollar, Nov. 12 Pres. Hoover, Dollar, Oot: 17. Bron Jackson, Dollar, Oct. 31. Pros Jefferson, A.M. Line, Oct. 21. Fres, Madison, A.M. Line, Nov Pres. McKinley, Dollar, Nov. 14. Pres. Polk, Dollar, Oct 15. Pre Taft, A.M. Line Oct. 14. Pres Wilson, Dollar, Oct 10. Protesilaus, B. & 8. Oct, 18 Rakuyo Maru, N.Y.K., Dec. 24. Ramses, Jebsen, Oct. 28; Ranchi, P. & O. Deo, 15. Rappura, P. & O., Nov. 17.' - Bloxenor, B. & B., Oct. 10. Banthis, B.1.8.N., Oct. 17. Barpedon. B. & 8., Nov. 12. Silverteak, Furness, Oct. 17.

Capt. W. A. Towner, from Sin- gapore, Holt's Wharf-B, & S. Graciosa, Norwegian str., 1,020

tons, Capt. A. Markussen, from Java, buoy No. B8.-Thoresen & Co Haining, British str., 602 tons,

Capt. E. Walker, from Swatow,

Douglas Wharf.-Douglas & Co.

Hiroshi Maru No. 3, Japanese str., 664 tons, Capt. Yoknda, from Keelung, Yaumati Anchorage. M.B.K.

Hiram, Norwegian stri, 1,100 tons, Capt. E. R. Hannevig, from Swatow, buoy No. B.-Thore son & Co. Hongpeng, British str., 2,525 tons, Capt, O. Cowan, from Swatow, buoy No. A14-Ho Thong & Co. Kalgan, British. str., 1,550 tons,

* KAISAK-1-HDip"

Ten's

Praža

Hongkong

(about)

6,810 18th Oct.

16,000 17,000

2nd Oct. 5th Nov. 00017th Nov.

15,000th ov 16,0.0

3rd Dec. 8,000 10th Dec. 17,2017th Dec, 13,000 31.1 Do.

7th.

6,800 *,"BOUDAN*

"RANCHI"

£7,000 "CARTHAGE" 14,000 *NALDERA" -BAJPUTANA

1933

14th Jan. 18th Jan. 18,000 Ilth Fob. 17,000 25th Fab.

Destination

Mars, Lidon, Havre,

Hbg, hdm, Awerp, & Hu Bombay, Marseille & London. Bombay, Mats, Ldon., Havre,

Hig., B'dm., A'wery, & Hull Bombay, Marseilles & London do.

Bombay, Mare, L'don., Havre,

'bg, b'da., A'wery, & Hall. Bumbay, Marseilles ană Lundos, du..

B'bay,Mara, L'don., Havre, H'bg. Hdm., Awarp, a Buil Bombay, Marseilas and Londos

du. do.

do.

*Cargo only, † Calla Carablanca. ↑ Calls Karachi, Catch Mandvie & Kundia Frequent connections from Part Baid for Famongers and Cargo to Go

stantinople, Pireans, Bugina, and other Levaut Porta by testers al· the Khadivial Mail ištekmahip Co.

• "KILAWA" "TALNA"

"SANTHIA "

BRITISH INDIA-APOAR SAILINGS

10,000 27 Uch

10,000. | 13th Oct,:"p1

8,000 12th Nov.

•Calle at Hangoo5.

Singapore, Penang & Calcutta, do.

8.1.-Aptar Láze ricammers have excellent accommodation for 1st and 2nd

class passengers.

EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (SOUTH)

"NELLORE'

"TANDA"

» NANKIN

7,060

5,600

2nd Nov, 2nd De... 31st Dea

Manila Rabaal Brisbane

Kyday and beskourne.

Regular Monthly Sailings trūm Hong Kong to Shanghai and Japan and Hong

Kbeg to Australia.

Hong Kong to Sydno,--10 days.

Frequent connections from Anteralis with the following:

The Union 8.3. 06. Stemmiers to the United Kingdom via New Zenu

Vancouver, San Francisco, ek

The P&O, Royal Mail Steamers to London and

The P.&O. Branch Service of Htchmers to londen via Sues, the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s Summers for Southampton

Padama Canal, **

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI

* SANTHIA “ "CORFU

BHUTAN

" COMORIN"

HANPUHA"

8,000 19th Oct 15,000 21st Oc

8,00 30th Ogb 15,000th Nov. 17,0 18th Nov. 6 Buy 26th Nov. 11,00 26th Nor. 2nd Ded. 17,000 161b Deo.

**MALWA **KAMAN-I-HI” -12,000

Capt. J. D. Whyte, from Swa-]+"LOUDAN" tow, buoy No. Ba-B. & S. Kasugasan Maru, Japanese str., 143 tons, Capt. 11. Suguki, from Miike, buoy No. R23 — | 4" BU

BK

Luchow, British str., 1,221 1005, Capt. Paul, from Amoy, Stone- cutters Anchorage B. & S. Mary Moller, British str. 1,674 tone, Capt. Forster, from Cat- toin, C.M.S.N.. Wharf.- O.M.S.N. & Co. Ma Nanning, British atr., 1,480 tons, Capt. Grossett, from Amoy, buoy No. B18-B. S Tjikembung, Dutch str., 5,033 tons,

·**RANOR1" **BURDWAN. "CARTHAGE"

* KAJEUTANA "CORĴUZIE COMORIN

• Largo only

6,600 39th Dep. 20th Usa. *14,000

16,000 | 13th Jan 17,000 27th Jans 5,000 10th Feb. 10,000 2415 Fub.

AND JAPAN-

Amoy, Hoji, Kobe & Yokohama Bhai Kabe & Yokohama

do.

do. do

Slai, Moji, Kobe & X'ha,as, banghai, Kobo & Yokohama B'bai Boji Kobe a Yokocama. thangbas, Kobe & Yokohama

du. da,

S'bai, Moji, Kobe & Yokohama Shanghai, Kobe & Y'bama

doi.

Capt. J. J. Duit, from Manas ng An dates are approvimata and aud-feet la'ältigulien Methow! motion

bucy No. AsJOJ.LAZ Tjisondari, Dutch str., 5,019 tons, Capt. Rees, from Amoy buoy No, A1.-J.C.J.L., Tsinan, British str., 2,100 tons, Capt. W. Shaw, from Amoy, buoy No. B21.-B. & 8.

PASSENGERS.

October 8: Carthage, for Singapore. Chekiang, for Canton, Chinhua, for Foochow Chungkong, for Tourne, Clara, Jebsen, for Bangkok, Col. di Lano, for Shanghai. Malaya, for Singapore.. Kumsang, for Canton, Penang Maru, for Singapore. Pros. Tafty for. Manila. Bunning, for Canton." Tarcalls for Miike. Wing Lee, for K.O. Wan.:

October B

Canton, for Swatow. Fingal for Bangkok, Hirundo, for Swatow. Hoogfor-Singapore Kaying, for Swatow,

Birdhana, B.I.S.N. Co., Nov. 10. Kojun Maru, for Daireni

Sompali, P., & O., Oct. 14. Soudan, P, & O, Nov. 24.

Norviken, for Swatow. Brechnen, for Shanghai

All Cabing are fitted with Electric Fans er Puika Lodyre Ventilation. Blmart on Liondok and Anstenlian Lázas are fitted with faundries. Pabula mining mot more than 5 s; ft, will be recoveä »‹ the Company' up to Hoon on the day previous to wailing.

For Furiber Lalormsson, Passago Fares, Frights, Hazób:oks, etc, s¿ply

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. P,0. Building, Camaschi Bond Centenia HONU KONG. Agents

SERVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS

(and with Hamdog, but exceptionelly good paamage: nosomamodawien. Homewards to tamp

PORT BAID, GENOA, MARSEILLES, ALGIERS, ORAN, BOTTERDAM POTAMSTERDAM), HAMBURG, OSLO, GOTHENBURG AWD orĐER SCANDINAVIAN FORTS vis MANILA 282 STRAITS SRITLEMENTS,

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