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SHIPPING

SHIPPING DIRECTORY

Anshu & S.), British str., 1,869 tons, arrived on April 14 from Ansor: Iying at Taikoo Dock,

Changts (B. & S.), British steaner, Capt. F. C. Gambrill, 3,579 tons, ar 22rived April 13 from Manila, gen. cargo,

Berthing at A. P. C. Wharf.

Corona (Dodwell & Co.), Norweginu str., Captain O. Eletto, 1,953 tons, ar- rived April 5 from Chinwangtae, Berthing at Texaco's Wharf.

TO, CANADA, UNITED STATES AND EUROPE EMPRESS OF CANADA Apr. 29 EMPRESS OF RUSSIA May 13 EMPRESS OF JAPAN

May 27 EMPRESS OF ASIA June 10

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SAN FRANCISCO via Japan Ports and Honolulu

TAIYO MARU

-TATUTA MARU

(from Kobe)

(from Kobe)

25th Apr. 7th May SEATTLE & VANCOUVER. (Starts From Kobe)

HEIAN MARU

Zni May

NEW YORK via Panama,

+ NOTO MARU

3rd May SOUTH AMERICA (West Coast) via Japan, Honolulu,

Hilo, Los Angeles, Mexico and Panama.

BOKUYO. MARU

13th May LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP, R’DAM.

HARUNA MARU

KATORI MARU

KASIMA MARU

23rd Apr.

7th May

21st May

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LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus.

and Marseilles,

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila and Ports.

KITANO MARO ·

KAMO MARIJ

BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang and Colombo.

+ TOYOOKA MARG

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang and Rangoon.

TANGO MART

TOTTORI MARU

TORA MARO

YASUKUNI MARU"

KAMO MARU

23rd Apr. 28th May

28th Apr.

9th May

25th Apr. 12th May

(via Shanghai)

(vis Shangbai)

Shanghai). 19th Apr. 22nd Apt. --

6th May

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Dakar Maru (N.Y.K.), Japanese' sir., 4,033 tons, arrived April 8 from Mike.

Mooring at buoy No. 10. 1,200 ons, arrived Apr. 10 from Canten.

Fau Sang J.M. & Co.). British sir..

Mooring at buoy No. 31.

Forsfrie (Williamson & Co.), British Capt. J. Croahwaite, 2,120 to, arrived March 31 from Port Parsoval. Lying at Kowloon Bay.

Friderun (Melchers & Co.), German sir., Capt. 1. Beinhardt, 1,470 tops, from Rabaul, . cargo. arrived April Berthing at Kowloon Wharf.

Glengarry (J.M. & Co.), British str., Captain E. Waite, 6,723 tons, arrived April 14 from Shanghai, general cargo. Mooring booy No. Al.

Mui Hoek (Chia, Seng Hong), Norwe giaa stri, Capt. P. Eilertsen, 1,305 tana, arrived hers on April 19 from Hoihow. Mooring at husy No. B5

9wire, Bri Mulam (Butterfold tish str., Captain VL. Belster, 1,734 tons, arrived April 14 from Hojkow.

Nanchang (B. & 8.). Bitish steamer, Capt. J. Middleton, 1,483 tons, arrived April 11 from Bangkok, general cargs.. Mooring at buoy No. BIL

Pres. Pierce Dollar. Line), American str.. Captain 11. Nelson, 8,181 köis, ar rived April 8 from Manila, gen. cargo. Lying at Taikoo Duck..

Prominent (J.M. & Co.), Norwegian Captain K. Gjertsen, 1.877 tons. arrived here on April 13 from Swatow, Berthing West Point Whart.

Pronto (Jebean & Co.), Norwegian str.. Captain Bj. Moller, 1,333 tons, arrived on April 11 from Wei Hai Wei. Moering buoy No. 318.

Raby Castle (Dodwell & Co. British str., Captain H. W. Harper, 3078 toas, arrived on April 14 from Los Angeles. Mooring at buoy No. A10... Hai Ching (Douglas, & Co.), British

Ranpora (P. & O. S.N..Co.), British str., Capt. 0. H. Farrar, 1,23 teatr, left Shanghai on April 12, and is arrived here on April 8 from, Swatow. due here on April 15 at about 6 am. Lying at Taikos Dock,

Sale (Melchets & Co.), German str., is expected to arrive in Hong Kong on April 19, and will sail for Europe via porta on April 31 (Am

Kadir (Wo Fat Sing), British” str., 1,144 tons, arrived Apr. 19 from Hoihow. Lving at Stonecutters.

Hekkon (Wo Fat Sing!," "British str. Captain W. Anderson, 1,000 tons. arrived here on April 14 from Saigon. Mooring at buoy No. C1.

Hip Song (J. & Co., British str., Capt. A. D. Kelman, 1,885 tons, arrived April 7 from Sandakan, general cargo. Mooring at bacy No. B

Hong Siang Ho Thong & Co.), Bri tish str., Capt. D. M: Hood, 2,140 tons. arrived here on April 14 from Swatow. Mooring at buoy No. A3

Javantes Prince. (Furness, Danish str., Captain C. S. Smith, 5,036 tons. arrived bere April 11 from Shanghai. Lying at Taikoo Dock.

Kaying B. & S.), British 'str., 1,572 tons, arrived April 19 from. Awatow, Mooring at buoy No. 20.

Kiangsu (Butterdald & Swire), British str., Captain J. B. Bruce, 1,555 tons, arrived here on April 12 from Heibow. Mooring at buoy No. 83

Kiorriemoor (Bank Line), British str.. Captain L. Arthur, 3,672 sons, arrived April 9 fest Longview, general cargo, Mooring at buoy No. 891.

Lan (William & Co.), British atr., Capt. E. Joues, 2,914 tons, arrived April 7 from Port Parseval, cement. Lying at Kowloon Bay,

Mau Sang, (J.M. & Co.), British str.. 2,063 tona, arrived April 13 from Miike. "Mooring" at sy Ń A4

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Boochow (Butterfield Swire), Bri- tinh Thư. Cánh J. Whyte, 1.334 tons, arrived Apr. 1

r. 13 from Kamla via Hojhow, Mouring at buoy No. 10.

Soudan (P. & O. S.N. Co, British str., Captain D. L Collings, 3,427 tons, arrived here April 13 from Singapore.

Soutoon Wharf. Berthing at

Stagen (J.C.J.L.). Dutch st, 1570 from Bangkok. tona, arrived April 8 Mooring at busy No A18

Stanthorpe (Dodwell & Co, British str., Capt. Wm. Ainsley, 2,80 tons, ar rived April. 6 from 5,pore, arm & olc. Lying At Kowken Bay

Sufyang (B. & 9.). British str., 1,501 tons, arrived on April 4 from Dairen. Mooring at bany No. 62.

Tjinegar (CJ.L.). Dutch steamer, 4,304 tons, arrived Apr. 13 from Muntok Mooring buoy No Alő.

Touraine (Thoren & Co.), Norwe gian str., Captain Ole Jorgensen, 3,573 toas, arrived April 13 from Singapore Berthi Kowloon Wharf.

To Mar (N. Y. EJ, Japanese sir., Captain M. Sugiura, 4,200 tons, arrived Mar. 25 from Moji, gen, cargo. Mooring at buny No. 45.

P.J. MYSTERY SHIP REPORT FOLLOWED UP

Destroyers And Planes Go To Davao

States

MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1938. -PAGE 15.

VALT

London, Apell 16. PO BRITISH INDIA-APCAR AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

The Times' New York correspon- that it is reported dent states

United from Manila that swo

been destroyers have ordered to proceed from Manila. to Davao, Mindanao Island, to in- vestigate the presence in Davao Bay.ot. 21 mysterious vessels which the Collector of Gustäms at Davao, in a wireless report to Manila, described as unquestionably war- ships.

Three Philippine Army planes have also been dispatched to the same destination(Reuter).

AUSTRALIAN M.P.S IN LONDON

11

MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS TAKING CARGO® FOR

Australia,

Straits, Java, Burma, Ceylon,

India, Iranian Gulf, Maurition,

Fast and South Africa ga

Fod Bea Egypt Europe.

PENINSULAH - ★ ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

under contract with H.M. Government

All vessels may call at any ports on or of the route,and the route sad nil sailings are subject to change or deviation with or without notice.

Btownship

London, April 16. Three members of the Australian Federal Parliament will arrive in CORFU London on April 25 to discuss the 1*BOUDAN

From

Tont

Hongkong

# (About)

Destina.co

& ORIENTAL SAILINGS

B'bay

Marmilies, Havre, L’dan, Hau, B'burg, B'dam, & A'werp Straits, Colombo, Bombay

Harsil

à-Dondon.

B'Day,Mars. Havre, L'don, Fall,

Mawilles & Londen.

PENINSULAR

1*BHUTAN

"ALIPORE S

BAWALPIS DI

BEHAR

8,000

6,000

23rd April

17th April

17,000

2004 April

7th May

16600 6,000

14,500 4,000

11th Jane

18th June

17,000

25th June

་་

* Cargo only.

Ottawa Agreement and the pend- CHTTEAL

ng Anglo-American trade treaty.

CARTHAGE The Australian MP's are BEURDWAN Earle, Page" (Deputy Premier and Minister for Commerce), Mr. R. G. BANCHI Menzies (Minister for Industry) and Mr. T. W. Wnite (Minister för Customs.)

Informal discussions - will also

Wing Wo Tai Fung a Cai. Porta be held on a number of other

guese str.," Captain I. d. de Leinos, 495

MAM, HATE, London, Hall, H'bg., Bam, & Astenern. Bombay, Marseilles & London

+ Calls Casablanen

All verols may call at Maita

tans, arrived Mar. 30 fron K. .. Wan.questions, such as-defence, mm-BRITISH INDIA

migration to Australia and in- Miring at buoy No. 817,

་་; ance. (Trans Ocean).

CIVIL ESTIMATES

FOR COLONIAL SERVICES

(BY AIR MAIL)

SAILINGS

APCAR

ADMIRAL RAMSAY

TILAWA SANTRIA TALMA SIRDHANA SHIRALA

10,000 23 Apr. 16.3.

9,000 10,000 8,000 1,000

Tth May

21st May

4th Jane

Singapore, Port Swettenba Penang, Rangoon & Calcutta.

18th June..

PROMOTED

Becomes Assistant Chief Of Naval Staff

London, April 18. Vice-Admial Sir Alex Ramsay,

Now is the time to visit, Australia & New Zealand

1. L

landa of Munahing and Houston, Down Under you will feel s niw being and

then the way down your life aboard will be as you wish, quist or hectin for the E. & A. w{}}

And by the way, there is so additional charge for Dook Cabins and then is of course

• Sun Deck #wtuming pool, wai Crebertze and a fog Laundry. B

A Surgeon and Stamardens ans at your disposal sod last but not least-ere bad almost forgotten canine will wf you listening ingerly for the Gang, the

Civil Estimates for the forthcom-, The increase for India and Bur- Ing Anancial year, Class II Foreign ma" services is accounted for by and Imperial, have been published the increase in the grant in ald by the Statiottery Office (57-II, of military expenditure from In- hitherto Commander-in-Chief of evin if you man sát inclined towards Surfing, Fishing, boating or Mountaineering you with price 25). "The total estiranted ex- dia revenues of £200,000, while the British Naval forces in the fnd that the Antipodes bare plenty to offer you-imolading 25 for your pound. penditure of £10,270,252 shows an the increase tram £500,000 to East Indies, has been appointed humour your army whim increase of £991,929,-

£650,000 in the grant in aid of the Assistant-Chief of Naval Staff in The increase comes mainly under Colonial, Development Fund under London. three heads-£847,078 for Colonial the Colonial Development Act. The position was formerly held Middle Eastern services, 1829, accounts for the third large by Rear-Admiral John H. D. Cun-

ningham. £150,000 for the Colonial Develop-Increase in the estimates. ment Fund, and £206,472 Jor The largest vote, amounting to It is announced that" the title India and Burma services.

£2,892,382, ls for Eire services, of to be adopted by Vice-Admiral | There are also small increases which £2.590.200 is required to Ramsay will be "Fifth Sea Lord of £3,825 for Oversea Settlement, make good part of the payments and Chief of the Naval Air Force."

£5,529 for the Colonial Office, and due by the Government of Eire in-(Transocean).

and

13,040 for the Imperial War respect of Graves Commission.

BRITISH OFFICER

"ASKILLED

New Delhi, April 16

Reguln" monthly malinge from Bong Long to Shanghai sað Ispan wid, Hong Kong to

i netralia.

Hong Kong to Sydney -- 19 days

Frequent connections from Australia with the followings-

The Canadisa Australian Line Fiammers to the United-Kingdom via New Zemland, VanSchwar, eft.

The P. & O. Royal Mail Basasers to London and

The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s Steamers for London via Fazama Canal,

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS

NELLORE TANDA NANKIN

2,000

6th May cha

7,000

ard June

7,000

and July

Manila, Rabaul Brisbane Bydney. Melbourne & Robart

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN

and land purchase, £300,000 is to meet part of the ar- The following are the decreases rears due by the Government of shown on other votes:-Foreign Eire in respect of its liability to Offler, £33.023: Diplomatic and the Local Loans Fund. Consular services, £61518; League The decrease in the Foreign of Nations, £3,510; Dominion ser-Office vote is due to an increase vices. £128,019; and Eire services. ¡from" #198,750 to £240,000 in A British officer, Capt. L. D. B. £370.

passport fees and to decreases Dewar, of the Dogs Regiment CBITRAL

seren scouts TALMA The Increase In the vote in from £70,000 in the Government | was

in fighting & against TANDA Colonial and Middle Eastern ser-contribution. for the application of wounded vices. the total sum for which is the agreement regarding, non-in- tribesmen in the hills north of CARTHAGE now £1,802,255, is largely due to tervention in Spain and: from Splitoi today--(Reuter). the fact that appropriations in aid £60,000 to £45,000, in the expen- now amount to only £3,230, com-ses of British observers in For- pared with £786,315 last year, tagal.

The reduction in the cost of to £320,000 in the grant in afd of; while the cost of the defence of Palestine has been reduced by Dominion services is accounted administration expenses in New- £182,800.

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and killed

for by the decrease from 2450,000 foundland

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