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£15 FIRST CLASS £11 TOURIST CLASS
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY, SUNDAY,
`DEO., 20-LEAVE HONG KONG
AT 7 P.M.
DEO, 21-EN ROUTE DEC., 22—ARRIVE MANILA
IN MORNING
MONDAY,
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DEC., 23-IN MANILA TUESDAY, DEO., 24-IN MANILA WEDNESDAY, DEC., 25-LEAVE MANILA
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
ויי
AT 5.00 P.M. DEC., 26-EN ROUTE DEO., 27-ARRIVE HONG KONG
EARLY MORNING.
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Telephone Passenger 20752, GACANPAU: Passenger Dept.
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CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE.
SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Ports and Honolulu.
TAIYO MARU
CHICHIBU MARD
TATSUTA MARU
SEATTLE & VANCOUVER.
HEIAN MARU
Tuesday, 18th Nov; M'night Wednesday, 27th Nov.
Wednesday, 11th Dec.
..(Starts from Kobe) Monday, 25th Nov. HIKAWA MARU ...{Starta from Kobel Wednesday, 11th Dec. LONDON. MARSEILLES, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM
HAKOZAKI MABU
Saturday, 23rd Nov. Friday, 6th Dec. *Saturday,
21st Dec.
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE vi Manila and Ports.
"TERUKUNI MARU
HAKUSAN MARI
KITANO MARU
ATSUTA MARU.
+--TOKIWA MARU
Saturday, 23rd Nov. Saturday 26th Dec,
BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang and Colombo.
ANYO MARC
Thursday, 28th Nov. Wednesday, 11th Dec,
SOUTH AMERICA (West Coast) via Japan, Honolulu, Los #
Angeles, Mexico and Panama.
NEW YORK via Panama,
+ NOTO MARU
↑ NAKO MARD
Sunday, Sunday.
1.
17th Nov. 1st Dec.
LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Beyrouth. Istanbul, Piraeus,
Genoa and Valencia.
CALCUTTA vía Singapore, Penang and Rangoon.
† PENANG MARU
Friday,
HAKODATE MAHU
Friday.
+ LISBON MARU
Sunday,
SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
15th Nov. 29th Nov. 8th Dec,
Friday, 22nd Nov.
HARUNA MARU
ATSUTA MARU (Nagasaki direnti Friday, KATORI MARU
22nd Nov, Saturday. 7th Dec.
♦ Darge only.
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MESSAGERIES
To SHANGHAI
D'ARTAGNAN
ATHOS DI
M
MARITIMES
FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS
"Sailings from HONG KONG:
KOBE.
18th Nov. ...30th Nov..
PRENDENT DOUMER ...12th Dec. ANDRE LEBON ...28th Dec. MARECHAL JOFFRE 11th Jan, 1936. SPHINX
25th Jan. 1975.
To MARSEILLES vis Saigon, Singapore,
olombo, Djibouti (Ade),
Sues, Port-Said.
CHENONCEAUX'
D'ARTAGNAN ATHOS II PRIL. DOUMER
.. 19th Nov.
3rd Dec. .:. 17th Doo:
31st Dec. ANDRE LEBON.....14th Jan 1836, MARBOHAL JOFFRE 28th Jan., 1830.
We can issue Through Tickets to EGYPT. SYRIAN PORTS, EAST Arnica, Madagascar by Transhipment on our Mail Steamers at PORT SAID OR DJIBOUTI,
For Full Particulars, apply to
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1935.
Shipping News Daily Statement, Glearances
MORE CLYDE
SHIPPING Revenue Mounting
Up
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Ships In Harbour, etc.
YESTERDAY'S FREIGHT
RETURNS
IMPORTS N.578 TONS; THROUGH CARGO
9,885 TONA
th
During the 24 hours ended at
a.m. yesterday, the freight,
ARK ROYAL
Work On. Aircraft Carrier Began
Work on the construction of the Revenue of the Clyde Navigation returns, received from the Har aircraft carrier Ark Royal" has API Trust for last year was £669,277 | bour Office, show a fairly high been begun by Mesars. Camme!!
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RAJPUTAN
against £796.935 in the previous tonnage movement, a large pro- Laird. of Birkenhead. She will be PO-BRITISH INDIA-APCAR AND
year.
year, an increase of £72,341, The portion of it being made up by the largest ship ever bullt on the surplus for the year was £40,439 | Norwegian ships.
Mersey and it has been necessary against £30,501 in the previous The total tonnage of general to increase the length of the ship-
cargo, carried by vessels" to the ways to accommodate her, The tonnage of ships entering | Colony was 10.578 tons, of which, ang leaving the port was 13.699.- 5,292 tons were carried in British 071, an increase of 881.103 tons. steamers. equal to 5,23 per cent.. white the tonnage of goods handled-8,480, 970-was up by 364,518 tons, equal to 5,96 per cent.
The
greater extent to which ships are in use was shown in the increased use of the graving docks. Last year, 158 ships, totalling 910. 460 tons, passed through the docks, compared with 122 vessels " total. ling 648,966 tons, in the previous
year.
The through cargo tor ports beyond the Colony amounted to 9,886 tons. with British vessels 'carrying "1,539, tons.
Asiatic deck passengers entering into the Colony during the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday, were 2,305. of which 1,580 were from British steamers.
There were altogether 15 ar. rivals, of which 8 were British ships, the remainder being of other nationalities, while of the 18 departures. 5 were British
PERIL OF WEAK steamers the rear being of other
FLEET
Risk Nation Cannot Run
(Spécial Air Mail Service>
London, Oct. 22. The assertion that the strength f British foreign policy continu ed to be measured by the strength of her Fleet was made by J Walter Runciman, President of the Board of Trade, speaking at St. Ives on Saturday.
He had hoped, he said, that il would never have been necessary for us to strengthen either - thà Army, Navy or Air Force up to pre-war standards, He trusted it would still not be necessary, but we could not run the risk of being so weak that our support of our bonds could be despited by othez peoples
Mr. Runciman emphasised that the present crisis did not place the United Kingdom in antagoniam to Italy.
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"The position that has been laken up by us throughout,”. he continues, has been that of loyal members of the League of Nations We have been concerned with one thing only, and that is to see jus tice for all concerned-Abyssinians and Italians alike reached bra peaceful means
ARRIVALS
JITH
NOVEMBER.
Yuan On, Chinese steamer, 1.116 tons. Captain W. A. Pavtoff, from Holhow, China Merchant Steam Navigation's Wharf.- C. M. 8, N. & Co. Tergestes Italian steamer, 3,708 tons. Captain M. Scopinich, from Singapore, busy No. A12, -Lloyd Triesting.
Shantung, British steamer,
EASTERN AUSTRALIAN LINES
MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS TAKING CARGO FOR
Straits, Java, Barns, Ceylon, India, Persian Gall, West Indies, Mauritius, East and South
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Africa, Queensland Ports unel Red Fea, Egypt, Istanbul, Greece, Levantine Porta, Europe. PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MÀIL STEAMERS under contract with H.M. Government
All sailings are subject to chango or deviation with or without notice,
From Steamship
Hongkong
Tons
(About)
Destination
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL SAILINGS
1,588 RAWALPINDI *CORFU
Helikon, British steamer. 1,220 INALDERA
17,000
16th Now.
countries. Particulars as follows: Nationality Ships
Tonnare
tons, Captain R Akinson, from Canton, buoy No. B21.- B. & S.
14,500
30th Nov.
**BANGALORE
6,000
7th Dec
IRANOH!
17,000
British
8
6,831
16,000
Norwegian Dutch Japanese Chinese
4
11.751
1
842
1
840
200
tons, Captath W. Anderson. from Saigon, baoy No. BIO.- Wo Fat Sing. Hunan, British
*BHUTAN
6,000
14th Dec. 28th Dec. 4th Jan.
CARTHAGE +*BEHAR
14,000
6,000
11th Jan. 18th Jan.
steamer, 1.621
RAJPUTANA
17,000
25th Jan.
Total
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20,464
SOUDAN
7,000
1st Feb.
CHITRAL
Hong
카
15,000
8th Feb.
CATHAY
"-15,000
22nd Feb.
Cargo only.
↑ Calla Casablanco-
SHIPS IN HARBOUR
China Merchants: -Yum On. Douglas Lapraik:-Hai Yang, Salkong:-Tin Seng.
tons. Captain J. Beck, from Tientsin via Swatow, buoy No. B18-B. & S.
Kheng, British steamer, 3,975 tons, Captain D. M. Hood, from Singapore, buoy No. A5-Ho Thong & Co. Tancred, Norwegian steamer, 3,721 toms, Captain H. Thomasen, from Manila, Kowloon Wharf, --Thoresen & Co.
Marseilles and London. Bombay, Marsailles & Loudon Marvelles, Havre, London, Ham
burg, 'dam. Antwerp & Hall, Bombay, Marseilles & Londor.
do
Mara, Havre, London Bog
I'dm., Awerp, & Hull. Bombay, Marseilles & London Marseilles, Havre, London, Ham- burg, R'dam. Antwerp & Hull. Bombay, Marseilles & London Marseilles, Have, L'don H'barg'
R'dam.. A'werp & Hull : Marseillan & Land n.
do
Calls Tangier.
All vossels may call at Malta
Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo Istanbul, Fimous, Symma, and other Levant Porta, by steamers of the Khedivial Mail Steamship Co...
|BRITISH INDIAS APCAR SAILING S
WHAKVES Kowloon --Talyo Tancred.
Maru
and
15
DOCKS
Kowloon-Falstria and
Hop
Jerr arad
Prosper, Norwegian steamer, 1,377 tons, Captain E. D. Knutsen, from Saigon, buoy No. B16.- Nam Tei Loong.
SIRDHANA Talyo Maru. Japanese steamer, TAKADA
8,523 tons, Capt. Y. Tomioka, | TILAWA from Los Angeles via Kobe, 8ANTHIA
TALMA Kowloon Wharf.-N. Y. K.
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6,000 .7,000
23rd Nov.
6th Dec.
10,000
20th Dec.
Singapore, Powang, Rangoon
8,000
3rd Jan.
& Calcutta
10,000
17th Jan,
Sang.
Talkoo:-HMS. Orpheus, Davis, Kaying. Chao Ho Kwang Hung
*BUOYS
No. A3. Kina: Maru,- No. A4-Tai Ping.
45-Hong Kheng. A8Tinegara.
No.
No.
No. A9-Kwong Nam. No. All-Kuroshime Maru,
No. A13-Tyndareus.
No. Bi-Ninghai No. 83. Kalgan. No. B. Tean No.
B5.-Tchekam,
the
No. B9-Kyoda Maru. .No. "B10.Halkon,
it has been so easy for Press of Italy, and it may be "part ot the Press of France, though not all of it by any means, to declare that we have stepped into this quarrel because we have ambitions of our own to serve. I say that utterly untrue and without foundation.
"The real truth is that, so far as We are concerned, we have been altruistic from the beginning to the end. We have nothing to re proach ourselves with in the whole of this long, tangled, weary, sordil business"
Mr Runciman added that h had a feeling of profound thank
No. B11-Shantung. No. B14. Sinkiang." No. B15-Klangsu, No. B16-Prosper. No. B17-Havdrot. No. B18-Hunan. No. B20-Tai Yuan, No. 321-Anshun, No. B24-Yayoi Maru No. 01.-Bellas No. C2.-Kwelchow.
file that throughout the last nothing had been said or written few months there had been so sober which could be responsible for an Press in this country Press outbreak of temper either in Africa which had been so judicious that or anywhere else
*stesvier, 306 Kwok Fook.
Tehekam, Chinese
tons, Captain from Hothow via Tourane, buoy No. B5-Ping On &%Co.
10TH NOVEMBER.
Tin Seng, Chinese steamer, 943 tons, Captain Kwok Bhau, from K. C. Wan, buoy No. B11.
Tai Fung & Col Anshun, British steamer, 1,869 toms, Osptain "G. Morse, from Singapore, buoy No. 21.- B. & S.
CLEARANCES
11TH NOVEMBER. Kiangsu, for Bangkok
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Kyodo Maru No. 26, for Keelung. Kina Maru, for Keelung Jeff Davis, for Manila Ninghai, for Cantor Falstria, for Los Angeles Kurohime Maru. för Bangkok Ronsan Maru, for Hongay Tergestea, for Shangha! Tancred, for Shanghai Hong Kheng, for Swałow Tai Yuan, for Canton
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Frequent connections from Australia with the following
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EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS |
TANDA
NANKIN
NELLORE
7,000 30th Nov.
I
7,000
-31st Dea
7,000 Ist reb.
Manila,
Rabaul, Brisbane Sydney. Melbourne & Hobart
SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN
TAKADA
7,000
14th Nov.
BANCHI
17,000
18th Nov.
TILAWA
10,000
24th Nov,
NALDERA
1,00
29th Nov,
NANKIN
7,000
5th Dec.
SANTHIA
8,000
12th, Dec.
*Cargo only.
Amoy, Shanghai & Japan Shangisi, Kobe & Yokohama Amoy, Shanghai & Japan
Shanghai, Kobe & Yokoham Shanghai & Japan Amey, Shanghai & Japan
ALL DATES ars approximate and subject to alteration without notice. For further information, Passage, Freight, Handbooks, etc., apply to the Agents:-
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