1912-07-25 — Page 7

LOG BOOK.

The New Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel in Vancouver.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1912.

VESSELS TAKING CARGO.

Destination.

London, via Usual Ports of Call London, Rotterdam and Antwerp, &c. flavro, Rotterdam and Hamburg, &c.

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Contracts have been awarded for the creation of the now C.P.R. Hotel in Vancouver, which entail before it is completed in its entirety, an oxpendituro. of throe million dollars. The work is complicated by the fact that the hotel will be erected on the site : of the proson building, the business of which will be car- rind on throughout the operations." The old building will be undor pinned, and the excavations for Lo foundations as woll ns the foundations themselves, will be comploted before the actual work Havre and Hamburg, &c. of demolition of the superstruc-Havre, Bremen and Hamburg, <ture is commenced. As soon as larseillos, &c., vin Suez Canal the foundations are finishel, the Marseillos, llarce and Hamburg, &c. construction of the wing next to Triosto, Fiumo, Vonice via Singapore, ike. Opera Houso Lane will be rushed. This will bo used in conjunction with the old building for hotel business. and is on as tho ground flour of the main wing is finished, it will bo coyorod with a temporary roof and used. Then the old building will ho torn: down..

The main block will bio of ten stories, and provision is mudo for extending the building to fifteou

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European Ports.

Vessel's Name.

For Freight Apply To

To be

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Pembrokeshiro. Fuerat Buelow.

Dispatched.

P. &,0. Co.... 3 August, Noon J. M. & Co.... 6 August, about

13 August

11 September

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS

Eastern Extension.

List of unclaimed tolograms lying in the Eastern Extension Office at Hongkong

Evans Customs, from London Sub.

Changquan Mauwoo, from Habana.

Goon Gow Yon-100 Jervois Stroot, from Boston.

Gorham, from London Sab. Hukheng Kwongyek, · from

Bangkok.

Kiahuat Namparkhung, from

Bangkok.

Liouwmyoy koun Visoenagan, from Medan.

Limfookbing, from Oakland

Cal.

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PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per nie. Nobis, nerived 24th July, fioin London, &c. - Ashurst, E. W. McIntyre, Mrs. Bawen, Lt. H. L. Went, Lt. H. S.

P. Imore, Majos, Per as Lutzow, Arrived 24th July,

Hunt, Burgon L. D.

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fim Genos, &c.— Bhong 8am Bart, J. B.

Mre. Win.

Charette, de

Baldwind, Mr. ad Tichonco, F.,

Dorina, John H.

Diekhoff, P. A, Duncan, J.

Guthrie, Q. L. Hawkey, Mr. How Keo-Han

Kwes Twee, Mr. &

Mr.

Lafbraun, 11, Muragi, Y. Ow.ong Schuller, M. I.. Teenrissen, 0. Tiang Boon Teo Feng-olienz Tang Bong-lin Wong

HOTEL LISTS.

Новаконе Нотны

Barbotini, A. T, Bato; E. R.

Lehnert, G. F.

Leigh, Mine A

Bell, U. D. J. Boat, G. A.. Blanch, N. F.

Lloyd, G. T

· Macqueen, T. M.

Marriott, Dr. O,

Blum, Chas, B.

Marabull, W. B

Brovu, Mr. & Mrs. McKenny, Dr. C.

S. R. Crocker, Miss

| Cury, G. P.

Davis, C. H. D'Oettlages, V. Prax, W O. Eames, &, J. W.

bronfuls, Mr. and Mm. H. C.

II. A. T.

Brisgavia

B. A. L

5 September

Kachler, O....

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Suovia

H. A. L

Goldonfeld

H. A. L.

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23 August

Per a... Huichow, arrived 2 th July'

from Tient in

Faster, 11...

Kamo Maru

N. Y. K.

31 July

Drage, Mias and Mrs.

Florin, A, G.

Silesin Silesia

II, A. I.

7 Anguet

S. W. & Co... 31 July.

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from Shanghai, &c. 1-

Steamer Lygja Care Dlaokhood, from Batavia..

Lyneh

Yuna

New York, San Francisco and Canada.

New York, via Suez Canal · Boston and New York

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or sixteen stories, the matter now San Francisco, ote

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being the subject of negotiations San Francisco via Shanghai and Japun with the civio sumptuous style. For instance in the ladies' loggia on the Goorgis. Street side, pro- minent artists will be set to work to paint the walls in thở-Italian Renaissance style. The dining

San Francisco via Keelung und Japan, &o. Seattle via Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama Mexico, Poru, Ühili vin Japan ... Mexican, Poruvian & Chilean via Japan Victoria, and Tacoma via Japan Victoria and Souttlo via Shanghai and Japan. room is planned to be the finest do do

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an the continent no less-and | Vieʻoria, B.C., & Tacoma via Keolung, &c. there will ben concert room having; Vancouver via Shanghai, Japan &c.

a seating capacity of 800, which

may be used for a ballroom. On

Granville streot

thero will

bo six first-class merchant

ahops,

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hindrod fest long. There will Australian Ports via Manila be 600 rooms in the buikling when it is of six stories, and 8) when it is completed to its futb height of 10 stories. The main! wing and power plant, for which the contract has now been award- i od, will cost $1,500,000,

Freight Rates on Japan Tea. The question of the Pacific Troight rates on tea, which has boon ponding for a long time, las now onded by the Japaneso ship ping companies withdrawing from tho Comforence, so far as this part of the carrying trude is com corned. On Monday, the 9th instant, Mr. Sakawa, Director of this Mercantile Maring Bureau, invite the representatives of the Japanese shipping companies concerned to moot him for a die- eussion on the matter.

The steamship companios were roprosented by officials from the

1). & Co. I. AL.. S. T. & Co.... J. M. & Co.... 8. T. & Co. ... Bank Lino T. K. K.

23 August, about

31 August, about

10 Sopt., about 30 July, about 30 July 9. August 20 August 30 July, 1 p.m.

6 August, 1 p.m.

4 October

6 August, Noon

8 August 30 July

Mowhw, from Puraculo P. I. - Nishimura, C/o Poyosska, from Manils.

W.

MeWilliams, C.F

Mahin, E. B.

Merecki, J.

- Malder, "Mr." and

Mr. J. D. F.

·Ormision, J. Quinton, Miss I.

· Ry, E. H.

Raymond, E. M.

Rear, Miss F.

Fuller, Denman Safio,

For B.A. Lipat, arrived 25th July, French, Mis,&child: Ritter, F

George, Mr. & Man. Sobwolke, W.

Strazola, King Edward Hotel, SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL, from Macao.

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Suossmann, from Bangkok. Tani Nomura,from Zamboanga, P.I.

London, June 25, Arrivals from Obinn :-Babemis,

Wing-dravo and Ping Buoy,

Wingfook Choong 204 luk, from Nowyork.

Yingsinghing, from Victoria,

B.C

6573, from Weihaiwoi.``

Hongkong 19th July, 1912. J. M. Book, Superintendent.

Atholl Ambria Inverclyda Judraghiri

Indramayo Kansas Tonyo Maru

Nilo

P. M.-Co

Mongolia

I. M. Co.

..

Minnesota

N. Y. K.

5 August

Buyo Maru

T. K. K.

Kiyo Maru

T. K. K.

Seattle Maru

0. S. K.

Sado Maru

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100

Seattle Maru... Mexico Moru Montonglo Empress of India

0. S. K. 0. S. K.

Australia.

Yawita Maru Coblouz

N. Y. K. M. & Co.

2 August, Noon ... 10 August, 9 a.in.

Chowkay e Shingyuon, Manhamkai,

N..Y, K.

C. P. R. Co.....

C. P. R. Co....

Singapore, Coast Ports and Japan.

Batavia, Choribon, Samarang, &c.

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Kulit and Sandakan Singapore, l'onang and Calcutta Singapore, Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta Yokobama and Kobe Yokohama and Kobo vin Shanghai. Japan

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Nagasaki, Kobo and Yokohanu Kobe and Yokohama Kobo and Moji Manila

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Manila, Mangarin, Iloilo and Cebu

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Manila, Cobu and Hoilo

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Toyo Kison Weiliniwei and Ticatsin Kiisk, and Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Tientsin

and the ten shippers by Mr. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Otani, Clairman of the Central Swatow, Amoy, Ningpo and Shanghai Board of Tos Guilds. At this Ronchow via Swatow and Amoy meeting it was grood to abolish Tameni via Swatow and Amoy the rebate system in so far to the Shanghai and Kobe

shipment of tea is concernod, and Shanghai, Kobo and Moji

to roduce the freight by as much Shanghai, Moji and Kobo

as the rebate which was formerly Shanghai, Moji, Kabe and Yokohama, allowed. In futuro, therefore, tea

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is to be carried on the Japanese Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama

vossola nt the rate of $550, in Shanghai

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stead of the former $0.50. This new rate is to come into effect from to-day, the 10th instant. The rebates on the toa already shipped are to be paid at the con- venience of the shipping com- panies concerned.

The "Asabi" atates that the for-

oign toa merchants, who wore formerly inclined to sido with the

THE LAST WORD

IN

Tjiliwong Timahi Borneo Kutsang Ceylon Muru Itola Vorworts Thitaroom Tjimanook Tipanas Nikko Maru Kaga Maru Arratoon Apcar. Ynonsang Loongsong Zafiro

Rubi

Toan

Huichow Chipshing Baitun Foochow Kaijo Maru Daigi Maru... Kirin Maru Fooksang Bombay Maru...

Yeddo

....

Nippon

Bohomia

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Den of Glamis...

Tjikini Linan Yingchow Arcadia Choysang

foreign steamship lines, now scem PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.

disposed to avail themselves of the facilities provided by the Japaneso companios. In theso circumstances, it is thought that the foreign shipping companies will reduce thoir rates to the lovel of the Japanese companies.

Yangisze-trade Freights, The principal lines engaged in fraffic on the Yangtze have come to an agreement whereby freighte will be rained 30 per cent. all round. No robates will be granted on Bills of Lading and negotia- tions are reported to be in pro. gress for a similar riso in pas. Benger rates on the lines,

Decrease la Dalny's Export Trade.

The export trade from Dalny for the month of June showed a considerablo falling off, only three foreign steamers having entered the port during the month. The total amount exported was 1,000, tone, boing about 5,000 tonn less than the exports for the month of

ONE

GENT PER WORDI

FOR EACH INSERTION

8 August, 1 p.m.

∙17 August, 1 p.m.

3 August, 6 p.m. 24 August, 6 pm.

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Quick despatch

Great Northern.

List of anclaimed telegrams Lying in the Great Northorn Telegraph Company's office at Hongkong Dale. Hengbio.

Kwongcheong. Macpherson, Persia. Nutmol.

Shinsho. Woodil. Yinkeeohan.

F.J.

Simons, E. J.

cotge, Mina

Smith, E. E. Qoulbourn, V.

Spalding, Dr. and Gould, Mr. & Mr. Mr. A. D. & inft, Gratams, D, M. G, Solomon, H. H. |Grinshaw, R... Bonthuisyd, J. B. Haerloop, L. and Fullivan, Miss K

family

The following, vessels have passed to Canal-Brasmar, Bulow, Caudia Camarthenshire, Diasppo, Peshawar | Hannibal Mr. and

Hall Up TP,

Vandalia and Yang kaze.

Mrs. W. A.

London, 28th June 1912. Arrivals from China--Miyaanki | Harrison, A. Maru.

The following vessels have passad tho Choal-Ernest Simons, Nubia, Aradia, Baron Driesen, Schmylkill Nelens, Patricin,

London, July 2, 1912, Arrival from China :-Yang The The following lived Canal:-Benvenuo, Borneo, Onlchar Flintshire, Lutzów, Yoddo, Kioto.

London, Juno 21st, 1912. Arrivals from Obias :-Coylon; V. J.

32D. Altors, Yarra,

J. C. J. L.

Yuet Hing Loong 200 Queen's Road.

J. C. J. L....

Quick dospatch

M. & Co.

Middlo of August 27 July, Noon

J. M. & Co....

N. Y. K. ... 27 July

J. M. & Co.... 27 July, Noon S. W. & Co... 31 July, about J. (1). J. L.'... F. half August J. O. J. L. ... Quick despatch J. O. J. L. Quick despatch

FOR

N. Y. K. 31 July, Noon N. Y. K. 31 July, 5 p.m. D. S. & Uo..... 20 July

241 Des Vœux Road.

1484, 0504, 3111, 5594, 0000, 1080, 3024, 5894, 0059, 5714, 0034, 2800.

0830, 7303, 4637. 1340.

The following vessels. Inre passed the Ganal:-Amand

Harbord, W. T.

liughes, E. L.

lunes, Capt. R.

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Jones, J. W. Joraph, R. M.

dose, h, R. M. Kabel, E. 8. Koum-nos, V. Koropthorne, A. S. Kirkpatrick, R. K. Kruck, II,

E.

Stalpur, Lal Square, Miu W.

M18. C. B.

Swift, Mr. & Mis

Vernej, G..

Vollbrecht, Mr. &

Mrs. E

Waterman. E. J. Watkins, H. White, Mr. & Mrs.:

H. L, E.

Wood, G. G, Wright, Mr. and

Mrs. J. F. Young, J. A.

Jones, 1},

Ketoras, P.

Lafuente, A.

Anton

Hocam.

Arnold, J. B. Austin, E. W. Barboy, I.

Biro, Blum, F.

Bello. Jason,

Broo, A. do

Byrne, JD.

Campbell, J

Casanov, J. Chopard, F. A. Clark, Mr. & Ms.

Nalinly, II.

Ramero, E. Robinson, H, P,

Meinam, Memnon, Myasaki Maru,

London, July 6. Arrivals from Chian. Ford,

Laeisz, Ernest Simons.

The following vessels havo`pasnoster, A. E, thio Onaal:-Kitano Mam, Busvin, Douvola, J. Titan, Telemachus.

Arrivals Kitano Mar.

H.K., 1th July, 1912.

J. P. Josson, Acting Superintendent, the

SHIPPING NEWS.

| David, J. A,' Forinoso, V. London, July 12.

Frantz, Miss M. from Chinn-Calelas, Gamean, L.

The following vesseld have passed

Causi :-Alofacus, Fernau,

Sardinia, Sithonia, Tranquebar.

Lanzins, Goo.

Lauensa, Dr. F. J. Lugabil, V.

More, Mr. D. Muller A

Rosenthal, F. Row, E. E.

Rougean, E. Rubenstein, Mrs. Schroeder, Bohr

0.

Taylor, F. W.. Wahh, Mr. and

MTS. W. A.

'Walker, T. E.

Ümnado, A.

Green, J. W. Graham, J.

Hwang, J. S.

Jarvis, L. W

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London, July 18, .

Wright, H. M. Young, T. J.

Arrivals from Chits-Friatshire Goeben, Matoppo.

The following vessels have passed

he Canal:Belgravis, Glenlochy,

Lutzow, Ger. s... 0.118, Beathre,

20 July, 11 a.m.

J. M. & Co.... 27 July, 2 p.m. J. M. & Co.... 3 August, 2 p.m. S. T. & Co.... 30 July, 4 p.m.

S. T. & Co.... 9 August. 4 p.m. B. & S.

30 July, 4 p.m.

·B. & S. 27 July, 4 p.m. J. M. & Co....

IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE TO LET. IF YOU DESIRE TO RENT A HOUSE,

[F YOU REQUIRE ROOMS.

140

D. L. & Ob....

B. & S.

0.8. K.

20 June, Noon

20 July, 4 p.m. 31 July, Noon

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... 28 July, Noon

29 July

O. S. K. N. Y. K. J. M. & Co.... N. Y. K.

A. N. & Co....

1 Augasi, Noon 31 July 29 July A. N. & Co.... 20 August, about J. M. & Co.... 23 August, about S. W. & Co... 4 August

J. C. J. L. Quick despatch B. & S. 27 July, M'night

B. & S. ... 27 July, M'night

P. & O. Co.... 1 August, about J. M. & Co.... 20 July, Noon

F YOU WOULD LIKE TO LET ROOMS.

F YOU WANT AN EMPLOYEE..

IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A POSITION:

IF YOU HAVE LOST ANYTHING,

F YOU HAVE FOUND ANYTHING.

IF

ADVERTISE IN THE “ TELEGRAPH”

ONE

CENT PER WORDI

FOR EACH INSERTION

ADVERTISE AND WATCH RESULTS,

'ARRIVED.

+

萨

GRAND HOTE

Baras; L. N.

Burritt, Mra.

Child, L. 0. Cmwford, Mr.

Mrs.

Batoook Bond, O. 241b July-Bremen 12th Hyeon, Indransmi, Kleist, New, Braho, F. Jono, and Singapors 19th Scindia, Africa, Arablen. July, Mail and Gon-M. &

London, July 19. Co.

Arrivals from Chins :-3ithonia, Nabin, Br. 8.5., 8,841, F. J. Fox, 24th Vandalis, Arcadia.'

July-Antwerp via Po ta 25th May, Gan--P, & 0, 8. N. & Co. Kamakura Matu, Jnp. 1.8., T. Hori, 24th July-Moji 18th July, Matches.-N. Y. K.. Chip Sling, Br., 1,139, Mooney, 24th JulyTiantain 12th

Elson Gabriel

Lenfelay, P. F. Lfringalona Lorris, F. Lyons, H. C. Martin, J. A. Matthews and Miller, H. A.

Mucksprong Myall, A. T. Peyton Griffin Phillips, T.

Ridgar

Royage,

Bfx.

The following vessels passed the Cromer Copal-Achille, Bayern, Boulder Gròm ie, Mr.

Dalton, W. Derfflingor, Iyo Maru, Paiho, Pelous - London, July 28, Arrivals from Olitas-Nem, Graham, Mr. & Mrs. Selimitto, Mr. and

Griffin, D. P. Poraeus.

Hoffman, Chas, M. Bmyth, J. H, Kaltenbach Karkatsky, Mrs. Kearney, J. Kelsey King, J. B. Lution

July, Gen.-J., M. & Co. The following vastols have passed

Huichow, Br. 4.6., 1,217, O. Hooker, the Canal:-Antenor, Atsuti Mara, 24th July-Tint in 17th Ceylon, Lothian, Nippon, Pathau, July, Geo.-B. & 8.

Byria, Walton Hall.

Chow Tai, Ger. ... 1,115, W. Roher,

26th JulySalgon 20th July, Rice.-B. & S. Liaan, Br. o., 1,852, C. C. Williams, 25th July-Shanghai 216i| July, Gen.-B. &A, Bandhi Mara, Jap, ... 5,780; J. Teranika, 25th July-Moj 19th July, Coal,—N. Y. K. Choy Sang, Br. 1.6., 1,424, M. Court- BOY. 25th July Canton 24th July, Gen.-J., 35. & Co.

OLEARANCES AT. THE HAR-

BOUR OFFICE.

Helinda), for Dairen. Dainlolil-maru, for Kants. Latzow, for Yokobaine, Halyang, for Swaton. Chenan, for Shanghai. "

Linan, for Canton. Obipshing, for Uanton. Kamakura-mare, for Bombay, Hulchow, for Canion.

Taylor, Mr.

Taylor, Mr. & Mrs.

Taylor, John

·

Temple, H. Warringer, Mr.

Mra,

Mapinff, O, N, Marley, 11

July 24th. 10a.m. 4 p.m.

KG EDWARD Ilurko

Adon, F. Hogly, R. A.

·Bellion, Dr.

88

Cox, F. W.

87

Crosse, Lient

Dobble, Mrs.

MATER

Barometer.........29.66 20.59 Temperature

80 Humidity ...........................

87 Rals ............. 140

TIDE TABLE.

Dobbs, J. A. Donaldson, W. A.

Lwing

Finchett, Mrs. Orimble, Goo.

Hashfoto, M.

[ Hunter, 13.

ilyde, F. it.

21-Cornack, J. Mitchell, Mr. B. Mody, Mr. & Mrs

J.H, N. Marexy, MF. Fastmo e Capt.

Mr. Pourman, B. Ramsay, Mrs. B. Road, E., F, Bibise, Dr. A. Spurge

July 23rd to 20th July. 1012 Kinghorn, Mr. and Stewart, Ospl,

High Water

Hongkong

Mean Thine,

Tues.

5.3

Wad

37 a 24

DEBAWEED. July 26.

10 4 3.

Fil.

44

Hybr

Sun

Lutzow, for Shanghai. Yingebow, for Ornton. Poons, for Antwerp, Chenen, for Bhangha'. Halyang, for Swałow. Laoʻtos, for Swalów, Wabis, for Moft,

Mrs. Lanaites Mr. &"

Man f

Low Water

Hongkong

Mean Leʻgh, Miss A, 31.

Mr. Alla

and "children" Taylor, H. H,

Lemaire, Mr. and Williama, Bl

Mm, sad obild

Chaiatasuna,

mörning.

140

14

9 41

VA

15 35 3.5

= 49 1,4

mor

36

agata | Adamu, Mr. & Mrs. Jones, Dr.

& 2 children G

STAD

akad Caldwell, Mr. & Mrn; MANIA ME

1) Carleton, A. E

34 94 Chinchno, B. J. Brit

* Connell, WAN

Davison, A.