ONLY
£12,
1st class
BANK
HOLIDAY
TO
CRUISE
MANILA
AND RETURN
5 GLORIOUS DAYS
་
ON THE
EMPRESS OF JAPAN
Queen of the Pacific.
A carefree holiday, excellent accommodation, best of food and service, un hotel bills, and na,bousehold worries,
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY,
SUNDAY,
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
Aua. 4-Sail from Hong Kong.
5--En route.
6-Arrive Manila in the morning, passengers
may remain on beard and will be provid
ed with nivals and accommodation during stay in Manila.
7-Sail from Manila in afternoon.
8-En route.
Arrive Hong Kong early morning.
Canadian Pacific and Philippine Tourist Associa- tion representatives will meet the EMPRESS OF JAPAN to give assista tee and information regarding trips ashore.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Telephones: Passenger Dept. 22752.
N
Freight 20042.
YKLINE
SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolulu
TAIYO MARU
CHICHIBU MARU
TATSUTA MARU
SEATTLE & VANCOUVER.
Sunday, Wednesday, Wednesday,
16th July, at midnight
2nd Ang., at 10a.m. 16th Aug, at lùam.
30th July
HIYE MARU .. (Btarts from Kobe Sunday, HEIAN MARU..... · ...(Starta from Kobe] Monday, 14th Aug. LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP, BOTTERDAM
vis Singapore, Penang, Colombo & Snez.
FUSHIMI MARU
HAKOZAKI MARU
TERUKUNI MARU
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila
KAMO MARU
KITANO MARU.
Saturday,
22nd July
Saturday, Friday,
5th August
18th Angust
& Parts
Saturday, Saturday,
22nd July
28th August
Colombo.
BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang &
TOKIWA MARU
GINYO MARU.
+21
11th August Japan, Honolulu
Saturday, 29th July Friday, SOUTH AMERICA (West Const) vis
Los Angeles, Mexico and Panama. ⠀ HEIYO MARU
Saturday,
NEW YORK, BOSTON via PANAMA
20th July
LIVERPOOL vis Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus,
Genos & Valencia,
DURBAN MARU (Ualls Barcelona) Saturday, CALOUTTA via Singapore, Penang &
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SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933
Shipping News Daily Statement, Clearances,
YESTERDAY'S FREIGHT
RETURNS
IMPORTS 10,890 TONS; THROUGH CARGO 15,180 ́ TONS
The returns, shown at the Har bour Office of vessels carrying cargo. to the Colony during the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday were:
Cargo for Through H.K. Ports.
British, Empress of Canada,
Bangalore,
Manila 197
London 2,870
311
1,350
Anshuu,
Singapore 2,000
Kiungeltow
Foochow
Shanghai 350 Hongay,
80
150
Hydrangea.
་
Swatow
400
5,807
4,841
Norwegian,
Gracosia,
Bangkok 2800
2,500 ---
Japanese. Boneo Maru!
Calcutta
960 Pending Maru,
Yokohama *150. Winshi Maru,
Khung i,130
6,710
3,400
2,260-10,310
Total 10,800 15,151
ASIATIC DEOK PASSENGERS.
The following vessels brought Asiatic deck passengers to the Colony during the 24 hours ended! at 0a.m. yesterday!--
توجو
Huiyang (British), Swatow..... 191 Hydrangea (British), Swatow... 470 Anshun (British). Singapore ........ 53 Kiungehow (British). Shanghai .69
Total
814
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The arrivals and departures dur- ing the period under review were:-
British Norwegian
Japanese Chinesc American
Arr. Dep.
7
1
ន·
5
0
2
◊
2
Portuguese
0
Danish
Dutch
Total
SHIPS IN HARBOUR.
The following merchant were in harbour yesterday:-
ships
Wharves.
Kowloon:-Friderun, Bangalore, Empress of Canada, Borneo Maru, Rajputana,
Holt's-Taiping.
-
China Merchants: -Tai Poo Sek. Douglas Lapraik --Haiyang. Chiu On: Hydrangea.
Dooks.
Kowloon: Ho Sang. Taikoo:-Troilus, Anking
15th July Rangoon.
+ MORIOKA MARU
† HAKODATE MARŲ.
Saturday, Saturday,
+ LYONS MARU
Monday,
+ MALACCA MAKU
+
Monday,
KITANO MABU (Nagasaki direct) .. HAKUSAN MARU
Friday,
Friday,
16th July 29th July
17th July 17th July 21st July 21st July
Sui.
+ Cargo only,
For further information, apply to
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
Telephone, 30291. (Private exdosages to all Depts.)
M
MESSAGERIES
M
MARITIMES
FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS
Bailings from Hone KONG:
TO MARSEILLES Via Saigon, Singapore,
Penang, Colombo, Dibouti (Aden), Suez, Port-Said.
ARAMIS ATHOS IT
ANDRE LEBON
FELIX BOUSSEL PORTHOS
ARAMIS
... 20th July
.. let Aug.
... 26th Sept.
... 28th Aug. 12th Sept.
... 10th Oct CHENONCEAUX ~.. 24th Oct.
TO SHANGHAI.
ATHOS II
... 19th July ANDRE LEBON ... 15th Aug.. FELIX ROUSSEL... 29th Aug. PORTHOS
ARAMIS CHENONCEAUX
ATHOS I
... 12th Sept.
... 26th Sept. ... 10th Oct. ... 24th Oct.
We can ine Through Tickets to EGYPT, BERIAN Porta, Mast AfriUM MADAGANGAN by Tranabipment on our Mail Steamers at Fox-SAID, or DOUT.
For Full Fartonulars, apply to me
Telephone 24831.
Cie, des MFSSAGEBIES MARITIMES,
-3 Quark's BuzzDINO) [8'
Buoys.
No. 2-Protesilaus.
No. As-Sing Kec.
No, A9-Anshun.
No. A15.-Van Heutsz.
No. B2-Yuensang.
No. B3. Kwangehow.
No. B4.Kaiapoi.
No: Bs. Skuld.
No. 18.-Prosper.
No. B-Solviken
Na. B9.-Ningpo.
No. BIO-Helikon.
No. B11.-Wing Lee,
ARRIVALS
July 12
Ships In Harbour, etc.
Bangalore, British, str. 2007 nas,
O.S.K.
Athon
VESSELS DUE
Aeneas, B. & S., July 25, Agapenor, B. & S., August 29, Ajax, B. & S., July 18. Adrastus, H. & S., August 7, Capt. C. M. Collings, from Alipore, P. & o... Singapore. Kowloon Wharf...
July
15. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.
Lebon, Mosangeries, August 13 Aramis, Messageries, July 20. Borneo Mhru, Japanese str., 4,201
Messagorica July 18. thon 11., tons, Capt. S. Kondow from Calehas, B.
Bhutan, P.&O., August Singapore, Kowloon Wharf. Carthage, P. &O, August 9
B. & B., July 16. Changle, B. and S., August 11, Kamow, British str. 903 tons, City of
Chile,
fan
August 4, Capt. Baldwin, from Amoy, City of New Castle, Bank Line, Aug. 8.
Bank Line, July 15, Yahmati-Williamson & Co.
Malchers', July 28. Nachisan Maru. Japanese str., 2,567 Thurhan Maru, N.Y.K, July 18. neueslion, B. & S., August 4. tens, Capt. S." Ushijima, from
Empress of Russia, C.P.S., July 19. Moji, bury No. Al-M.B.K.
Empress of Japa C.P.S., August 11, Pacific, Danish stri, 728 tons, Capt.
Gilman's, July 27. Ford, Jobaen A. P. Kreutzir, Yhumnti-Frideren, Melchors, July
July 2
15. Great Northern Telegraph Co. Fushimi Muru, N.V.K., July 21. Shinyo Mara, Japanese str., 3307 Hnkezaki Maru, N.V.K., August 4.
Genoa Maru, N.V.K., July 2 tons, Capt. Hamhoki, from Hakusan Maru, N.V.K., July 9. Moji, Kowloon Bay.-M.B, K.
Holenus, B. & S., July 31.
& Ixion, I.
July 26. 8.. July 13.
„Javanese Prince, Furness, August 19, Ka
NY... July 21. Maru, Glimus. British str., 4783 tons Kulmerland,
Kitano Maru, N.T.E., July 20. Capt. Leslie. from Manila,
August 3. Holt's Wharf.-B. & S.
July 14 Malacca Moru, Graciosa, Norwegian str., 1,000 tons alders, F. & O.. August 23.
|-Marioko Maru, Capt. A Markussen, Bangkok, boy
Nellore, E. & A. S.8, Co.. August 7. No.. B16. Philoctetes, B. & S., August 13 Thoresen & Co.
President Grant, Dollar's. July 24. Halvard British str., 1,217 tons, Pres, Coolidge, Dollar's, August 7,
Capt. W Freer, from Swatow, Pren. Jefferson, A.M. Line, July 14.
Pres. Hoover, Dollar's, July 17. hudy No. B17-Wo Fat Shing.
Pres, Madison, A.M. Line, August. 11. Bakmani, British str., 1.291 tons, Pres. Monroe, Dollar's, August 4.
Capt. H. Wheeler, from Cales, Pierce, Dollar's, July 21, entia hay No. B27-Gibb, Banchi, P. & 0., July 20. Livingston & Co.
Rawalpindi, P. & O., July 14. Rhesus, B. & S., August 6. Sandviken, Norwegian str. 1,775 Santhia, B.I. (Apear), August 8. tone, Capt. A. Norvills, from Sarpedon, B. & S., August 18, Swatow, West Point Wharf.Birdhans, B.I. (Apest), July 19.
Silverteak, Furness, August 5. J. M. & Co. Skuld. Norwegian str., 640 tons. Capt. H. Roberg, from Bang kok., buoy No. B5.-K. Larssen & Co.
from
Kun Sang July 17.
July 14,
Sui Yang. B. & 8., Bomali, P. & Q., July 21.
28., July 15. Sunning. B. & S., July 14. Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K., July 14. Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's,, July 18. Roosan Mari, Japanese str., 1,356 Tantalus, R. & 8., August 14.
Tando, E. & A. S.S. Co.. August 5. tons, Capt. Hama, from New-Tilawa, B.I. (Apear), July 18. chwang, Yaumati.-D.K.K,
Tin Seng, Chinese str., 943 tons, Capt. Kwok Shau, from K. C. Wan, Seikong Wharf.-Mo Hop & Cr...
Wing Lee. British str., 051 tous, Capt. J. Harves, from Can- ton, buny No. B11.-Wo Hop & .Co.
A
CLEARANCES
July 13.
Borneo Maru, for Yokohama. Deli Maru, for Swatow. Fuku Maru, for Christmas Island, Hydrangea, for Swatow, Kingyuan, for Shanghai, Prosper, for Saigon. Protesilaus, for Miike.
Rajputana, for Shanghai.
Sandviken, for Canton.
Sungshan Maru, for Canton. Talma, for Amoy,
Van Houtsz, for Singapore.
THE NEW FRENCH LINER
WORK
OF COMPLETION SLOWED DOWN
U.S. PACIFIC COAST
NEEDS MORE INDUSTRIES!
Los Angeles.-There exists an immediate economic necessity for added industrialization of Pacific const cities in order that employ. ment for their population may be stabilized, Mr. Edwin Bates, special agent of the United States Department of Commerce, told the manufacturing and industries com- mittee of the Chamber of Com-
merce.
15
P. & O., British India Apcar and
Eastern
& Australian Lines
(COMPANIES INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS
CARGO FOR
TAKING
STRAITS, JAYA BUKMA, CNYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULE, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, LIST & SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND ▲ QUEENS LAND FORTS, BED: SEA, EGYPT, CONSTANTINOPLE, GREECE, LEVANTINE PORTS, EUROPE, ETO, PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL. STEAMERS,
(Uno CostLAOT WIZE SHOW, GOYARNMENT,
From Hoogkong (about)
Steamship
Tons,
"RAWALPINDI" 17,000 15th July. **ALIFORE" 8,000 14th July +SOMALI 6.800 and July
"RANPURA” 17,000 29th July MIRZAPORE" 6,000 9th Aug. 19th Aug. 18th Aug.
** RAJPUTANA" ***BANGALORE"
* RANCH1" "CARTHAGE" ***BHUTAN"
17,000 6,000
17,000 26th Aug. 14,000 9th Sept. 6,000 16th Sept.
16,000 23rd Sept. 14,000 7th Ccc 4,800 | 14th Got.
"NALDERA "CORFU " +ьOUDAN”
"MANTUA"
11,000 21st Oct. "BAWALPINDI' 16,000 4th Nov. +*** BURDWAN" 650 11th Nov.
15,000 18th Nov. 10000
ind Dec. 6,600
to Dec.
* COMORIN" "CHITRAL" *** SÙMALI"
* Cargo only
+ Calls Casablanca.
Destination
Bombay, Marzzilles & London btraite, Colombo & Hombay. Bombay, Mara, Havre, L'ion,
H'bg, B'da,, A'wery, & Hull Bombay, Marseilles and London Straits, Colombo & Bombay. Bombay, Marseilles & London. Mars, Havre, L'don..
Hbg, B'an, A'werp. & Ball Manailles and London. Bombay, Marseilles and London. Man, Havre, L'don., a'bg.
Rd, Awerp. & Erlk Marreilles and London." Hambay, Marseilles & London. Man, Havre, Lda.,
H'bg., k'om, A'werj', & Hail » Marseilles und Lindoa.
Bomba
Marseilles and London
Mare, Havre, Ldule.
b'bg., b'in., A'werp, & Huli. Bombay, Marelles and London
do
Bar, Harre, Londos.
b'by., k', a 'werp, & Hali
Frequent connections from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Con- stantincple, Pireaus, Smyrna, and other Levant Ports by atesory CË - the Khedivial Mail Steamship Co.
BRITISH INDIA-APOAK SAILINGS
"SIRDHANA”
"TALMA" "TILA WA**
8,000 21st July
Bingapore, Fenang & Caloutta
10,000
8th Aug.
do.
10,000
19th Aug.
do.
BANTHIA "
8,000
2nd Sept.
1.0.
BL-Apear Line steamers have excellent accommodation for 1st and 2nd
class passangers.
EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (SOUTH)
"NELL'ORE" *TANDA" *NANKIN"..
7,000 7,000
4th Aug.
2nd Sept.
Mariis, Babeal,
Brisbane
7,000
30th Sept.
byongy and Ma.bourne,
Begular Monthly Bailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and Japan and Hong
Kong to Australia.
Hong Kong to Sydney-19 days.- \
Frequent connections from Autansha with the following:-
The Union 8.8. Oo.'s Steamers to the United Kingdom vis New Zealand
Vancouver, San Francisco, eto
The P. & O. Royal Mail Steamere to Londen and
The P. & O. Binch Service of Steamers to Jorden via Suez.
The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s Steamers for Southampton and Leudon
Panama Canal.
SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI AND JAPAN
Mr. Bates explained that ap proximately 41 per cent. of the population of the Pacific coast lives in the nine cities having 100,000 or more inhabitants Only the mid-TILAWA" dle Atlantic section of the United States has a larger percentage of its population living in cities of that size, he said.
"With this pronounced concen- tration of population in large Pacific cities, the
coast must seriously promote its industrial de- velopment he continued "Large elties need industries for stabilizing their economic structure, and our Paris. Although recent reports cities on the Pacific coast show re- that there had been
Suspension latively small factory pay rolls in of work upon the new 75,000 ton, proportion to their population. liner Normandie, launched last Oc "For each 100,000 of population tober and now being completed at in the Los Angeles industrial dis- Hoi Saint-Nazaire, were unfounded, a trict in 1929, there were 5184 fac message from Saint-Nazaire statestery wage earners: The San Fran that work has lately slowed down (elso-Oakland area showed 7177 fac- very considerably, with a
conse-tory wage earners per 100,000 popu quent increase in unemployment|lation. These statistics can be com. A delegation from the Municipalpared to an average of 33 indus Council called upon the Minister of trial areas throughout the United Merchant Marine in Paris and ask- States which had 11,250 factory ed that work on the vessel should wage earners per 100,000 popula be accelerated
tion."
No. B1-Gustav Diederichsen.
No B14.Chungking.
No. B18-Sinkiang.
No, B16.-Halldor.
No, E17,-Haldis.
No. 18.-Canton.
No B19-Taiyuan. No. B20.-King Yuan. No B21.-Hin Sang. No. B22-Fukn Maru, No. 123-Suki Maru. No. CL-Hirundo. No. C2-Hai Hing. No. C5.---Fingal,
No. C-Produce.
SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.
The P. & O. 9.8. Rawalpindi loft Shanghai for this port on the 11th inst, and 4 p.m., and is due here this (Friday) morning at 7 o'clock.
The R.M, S. Empress of Asia left Yokohama on July 11 at 3 pm., is 'due at Vancouver on July 20, and will leave for Hong Kong (via ports) on the morning of July 20
BERTHED IN NAVAL DOCK
ATLANTIQUE TO STAY AT
CHERBOURG'
Too Much White Collar.""
A further analysis of the 33 in. dustrial areas scattered over the Vaited States showed that they re- port 45 per cent. of the nation's population concentrated upon 12 per cent of the land area, accord- Cherbourg-It has now been de-ing to Mr. Bates. On the Pacific cided to remove the burnt-out liner coast the nine industrial areas are L'Atlantique to the naval dock reported to embrace 02.2. per cent. of the total population upont 1.34
here.
It will be recalled that a deadlock per cent. of the land area. arose when the English insurance Mr. Bates made it apparent that companies opposed her being towed there are a disproportionate num- to St. Nazaire for dry docking and ber of persons engaged in "white examination, and the Cherbourg collar "work and the service indus port authorities equally opposed tries upon the Pacific coast, while her remaining at the new quay. farm and industrial labourers are The matter was referred to the relatively less numerous than in Cabinet, which decided to allow other parts of the United States. L'Atlantique to be placed provi- Professional and omiprofessional sionally in the Homet Dock, which workers are especially numerous, belongs to the naval aral at Cherbourg.
M. Georges Leygues, Minister of Marine, refusing to sanction this measure, a second conférence held and finally agreement was reached to tow the ship to Le Homet and keep her there until her fate is settled.
com.
Only 14.5 por cont, of the gain fully employed are engaged, in the agricultural ocupations, as pared with a national average of only 43.7 per cent. of the gainfully was 14 per cent.; he said. In 1930, employed were engaged in the basic industrica agriculture, mining and manufacturing while the average for this type of employment throug- out the United States was 62.8 per. cent. Chritian Science Monitor
Her removal will thus free the quay in the new harbour, which is to be officially opened on July 30.
"BANGALORE" 6,000
14th July
**BANCHI "
17,000
27th July
1000
27th July
"TANDA"
7,000
6th Aug.
*BHUTAN " "CARTHAGE "SANTHIA" "NALDERA “ *TAKADA" NANKIN"
$4,000
8th Aug.
14,000
10th Aug,
8,000
10th Ang.
16,0.0 24th Aug.
7,000
24th Aug
7,000
3rd Sept.
"SOUDAN'
6,800
6th Sept..
"CORFU "
MANTUA
14,000
7th Sept.
11,000
21st Sept.
BURDWAN 6,100
4th Oct
KAWALPINDI" 17,000
*COMORIN
18,000
bth Oct. 20th Oct.
**BOMALI"
6,8001 Nov... 15,000
" CHITRAL” BANCHI".
3rd Nov. 17,000 17th Nov.
BANGALORE" 6,000
* CARTHAGE"
30th Nov.
14,000
14,000 17,000
Ist Dec. 18th Dec, 28th Dec. 12th Jan
**NALDERA" 15,000 "CORFU " "BAJPUTANA
"""
Cang › calyps
Bhai, Moji, Kobe & Yokahama, bhai, Kobe & Yokohama. Amoy, 'hai, Moji, Kobe & Osaki S'ha Moji, Kobe, Osaka&Y'hams. S'hai, Moji, Kobe & Y'am bhanghai, Kobe & Yokohama Amoy, b'hai, Moji, Kobe & Omka 15 Lat, Maji, Kobe & Yokohama Amoy, B'ba, Moji, Kobe & Omala S'hai Moj Kobe, Osaka &Y'hama. B'asi, Moji, Kobe & Yokohama. bhanghai, Kobe 'bama. S'ai, Muji, Kobe & Y'ba..
do.
do.
6'kai, Kobe & Yokohama.
pali dales ari approximais and subject to alteration, wiskont nočies, All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans or Punks Louvre Ventilation. Steamers on. Landoz and Australian Tires are fitted with Laundries. Parcels measuring hot more than ♪ o, ft, will be
si 'the Company's Offáj
up to Moon an the day pervices to èmiling..
For Further Information, Fassage Farms, Freights Handbooka, sto, apply
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.
40. Ewilding. Connaught Had Casual, BONU KUNG, Agenta,
THE
SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC
·SERVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS (with lixaited, but exceptionally good passenger accommodation. HOMEWARDS
GO. LTD
To PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, ALGIERS, OBAN, BOTTERDAM (AMSTERDAM), HAMBURG, OSLO, GOTHENBURG
- ÁND OTHER SCANDINAVIAN PORTS
via MANILA AND STRAITS BETTLEMENTS.
M.Y. "PEIPING" M.V. "FORMOSA"
OUTWARDS
To SHANGHAI AND JAPAN PORTS...
M.V. "FORMOSA” M.V. "SHANTUNG "
PARBENGER RATRI (Hong Kong to Mediterranean
Hong Kong to Botterdam Agents ––GILMAN & CO., LTD.
Hong Kong.
Sailing about
31st July 31st August
Sailing about
22nd July
21st August
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