1916-02-08 — Page 7

LOG BOOK.

Another Japanese Charter.

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY

SHIPPING

INDO-CHINA STEAM

3,000-tom steamer of the NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

Isherwood system now under con- straction at the Osaka Tron Works to the order of Messrs. Tatsuma and Company, Dairen, has been chartered on completion at the rsts of Y.80,000 per month. "

The N. Y. K, and Marseilles.

(Projected Sailings from Hongkong-(Subject to Alteration).

For

MOJI & Kobe SANDAKAN,

Steamship

Yatshing ...Mausang

TO

Genoa

VESSELS LOADING AND TO LOAD.

stlustion.

EUROPEAN PORTS.

Wed, 9th Feb. at 3 pm Thar, 10th Feb, at noon. Fri 11th Feb at 3pm London & Cape Town vis: Porta-Atauna 3f- „Loongsang“ Sat., 12th Feb at 3pm London vis Parts Choysangi Sun. 13th Fob at d'ight London & Ports Wosangt

Taas, 13th Feb, at dlight London and Parts

SPORE, Pang & Coutta Namsang* MANILAˆ•**•

The N. I. E. has decided to SHANGHAI allow it five European boats SHANGHAI

Vessel's

Name

¡Glenlogan

Sardinia

Kansas

Landon via Port London & Cape Town via Ports Bitachi M. Protesilaur Fore

Mongata Ping Suey Knight C Nomar

Katori Marn, 10,512 tons, Kaahima TIENTSIN via Wwei Chipshing Thur, 17th Febat d'ight Liverpool

Maru, 10,558 zona, Kamo Maru.

8,535 tons, Toyohashi Mara, 7,293| tons, and Kawachi Maru, 6,163

Return Tours to Japan."

London

For Freight Apply To

Toba Des- patched.

(S. T. & Cap 9, Feb. N.TK: th, Feb. P.&O. LL, Feb. BL L15, Feb. P&Q5 Feb. KAFeb B&S R&S 2 Feb. P.&O.24 Feb. IN-Y.K. 24 Feb.

6, Mar. B&S

P. & 0.

99. Mar.

NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO AND CANADA.

The steamers Kutsang Namsang" and "Fooksang." leave London tone to call at Marseilles on their about every 3 weeks for Shanghai and Japan, returning via Kobe London via Ports homeward trips as far as clican-(inland Sea) and Mop to Hongkong. Time occupied 20 days. This stances permit. Tae Katori Maru, service is supplemented by the Yatshing” and “Xamstag" Kamo Maru, Kashima Maru, and leaving Hongkong at regular intervals for Yokohama, Kobe and Moji the Torohashi Marc, now on and returning thence direct to Hangkong. Time occupied 16 days. European voyage with French- eargo on board, will first proceed to London and then return to Marseilles. The Kawachi Marn, sailing se an extra steamer in the middle of February, will take on- ly Marseilles ergo.

Port Restrictions at Colombo. The authorities in Colombo

-have began to enforce certsiu re

These vessels have all mɔdem improvements and are fitted throughout with Electric Ligh

A duly qualified surgeon is also carried.

• Steamers have superior accommodation for First-class Passengers, and are acted throughout with Electic Light, “ Taking Cargu on Through Bills of Lading to Yangtze

Ports, Chefoo, Tienesia, Dalny, Weihaiwai

: Taking cargo on Through Bill of Lading to Kuda Datu, Simporta, Tamao, Esakan, Jesselton and Lahian.

Fat Freight or Passe

•

Apply to JARDINE. MATHESON & CO.,

General Managers.

R.M.S.P.

Lanad

San Francisco. [San Francisco

IF

San Fco via Manila & Japan &c. Tenyo M. Vancocter Victoria, BC, & Seattle San Fcisco via Shai & Japan etc. New York vis Cape San Fcisco via Shai & Japan &c. | Victoria, B.C., & Seattle

LTD. Seattle

San F'cisco via S'hai & Japan &c. San Francisco

San Fco via Shanghai & Japan Vancouver

Seattle

Va conver

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.

San Francisco

San Francisco

PROJECTED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG.

strictions on the passengers and Telephone No. 215. the crews of vessel lying in the part of Colombo. "The need for strong measures has evidently been recently emphasised," says the Times of Ceylon, "with the result that no member of the crea of a vessel from the Far Eart, except, of course, ships' officers coming sahore on business, will be allowed to land. Where pas- sengers are concerned these will not be allowed to land between II pm: and 6 am, the restrictions being intended in the case of ressels arriving from the Far East, except where special permission has been granted by the Superin- tendent of Police. An additional safeguard has been provided by the rule that licensed boats and launches are not to ply within prohibited hours.'

Mercantile Ship Building, The change in the conditions of shipbuilding is now a majer

For

Subject to change without Notice.

HOMEWARD.

Steamer

نوبی

Chins C. M. S. 8° (12, Feb. Tjsondari J.G.J. L. 14, Feb. TEK. 15, Feb. Monteagle CAR 16, Feb. Khura M. N. Y. K, Feb. Nippon M. TEE. 29, Feb. Egremont C.D. & Co. Dairea M. T. EK Tamba M. N. YL Titan Ango M. Karimoen

B. & S. TEE

Feb. 3. Mar |7, Mar!

9. Mar.

10. Mar.

1916.

Agwote.

NYE BL Lid CP.R

N. Y. K F.T.E P.&O.

VESSELS DUE.

Vessel's Name Atauta Maro Kansas Monteagle Kaga Maru Tango Maru Sardinia Kirin Maru Tjikizi

Alainous

Aki Mara

Jinsan Mart

Kamakura Maru Mongara

Miyazaki Maru Tenyo Maru Demodocus

Co. Faltals

Titan

Nippon Marn

Tor Data

Due

116,000 (Feb. 9 (Tok

3,335. Feb. 9. New

Feb. 9 VRIS

From

(12,500 Feb. 10 [Singapore 13,500 Feb. 11. Australia 6,574 Feb. 11 Tökoha 8,000 Feb. 12 |Kobe

Feb. 12 (Shanghai 6748 Feb 12 Inverpool” 113,500 - Feb. 13 ¡Australia | 8,000 Feb. 13 Yokohama. 12,500

| 8,950

16,000

Feb. 13 Yokohama

FOX14 Yokularna

Feb. 14 London

Feb. 15 San Francisso. 6,699. Jeb. 15 Liverpool

Feb. 15 Calcutta 8979 Feb 18 Seattle 11,000 Feb. 19 San Francisco

Feb. 19. Loador

6,737 Feb. 19 Liverpool 6,533

Feb. 19 Laudon Feb. 20 Australia.

IV 86,MU. (ADESTALS.

3.054 Feb. 20 iLondon

T. K P.&O.

P.&0." G. L. & Co. கம் B&S

Machaon Nankin

St. Albans Tatyusa

Glenstrae

B. & S.

Ping Suey

B. & S.

B&S ECJ

Knight Companion

Tilliwong

Hitachi Maru

8,000

Teiresias

Penang Marn Namur Ceylon, Maru Kitano Maru. Novaza Rangoon Marn Tamba Maru Anyo Maru

J.J.L.

13, Mar.

Shinyo M.

TEK

14 Mar

E of Russia C. P. R.

23, Mar

Irion

B&S

28, Mar.

S. of Japan C. P.R. Tkembang J.CJ. L. China

AUSTRALIA.

5, Apr. 11 Apr

Titan

C. MS. S. 14, Apr.

Sydney & Melbourne via Manila) Aki M. Anstralian Porta via Manila Taiyuan Date of Departure Sydney & Melbourne via Manila Tango M.

Australian Ports via Port Darwin St. Albans Australian Ports via Port Darwin Empire Sydney & Melbourne via Manila Nikko M.

TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

SAILINGS TO VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE. TACOMA AND PORTLAND.

For freight and further particulars, apply to

of fact Subject to certato RITISH INDIA S. N. CO.,

conditions, the Admiralty has given permission to builders to proceed with the mercantile work they have im band wherever the Government o the stocks allows them to do so. This will be welcome news to shipowners, who may now

NEW SERVICE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN Yokohama, Kobe, Hongkong and Rangoon. Steamers are despatched Eastward and Westward at regular intervals taking Passengers and Cargo at current Rates.

For Freight and Passage, apply to

begin to calculate when they Telephone No.

may expec: delivery of the vessels

for which they have been waiting

so long. It will enable owner

requiring new vessels to get out specifications and solicit tendera

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LD.

Agents.

N.I.K.

15. Feb.

B&B-

28, Feb.

NIE

(G. L. Co. G. L. Co. N. Y. E.

14, Max 15, Mar...-- 8. Apr. 14, Apr.

SINGAPORE. COAST PORTS AND JAPAN.

Singapore, Penang and Calentta Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama Nagasaki, Kobe & Yokohoma Manila

THE TAIKOO DOCKYARDS

- IL, Feb. Il, Feb.

J.C.J. L B&S

P. & 0. P.&O. N. Y. K P. & 0. G. L&Co.

Tosa Maru

Yokohama Maru Shingo Maru Protesilans

Bombay Maru Benten Maru Karimoen Lion Nankin

Nikko Mara Arakan

6.458 Feb.29 Yokohama 7,603

Fab. 21 Liverscol Feb. 21 Yokohams Feb. 22 Makassar. Feb. 22 Batavis Feb. 23 Tokohanes

Feb. 23 Singapore 6,701 Feb. 24 Tokohama 12510 Feb. 24° Calcutta.

16,000 (Feb. 24 London 6,850 Feb. 26 London 8,000 Feb. 26 Kobe 12.500 Feb. 27 Sezitle 18,500 Max 1 Seattle" 8,979 Mar. 1 Manila 12,000

Mar. 2 Yokohama Mar. 4 London

Mar. 6 San Francisso Mar. 6 San Francisco 9,547 Mar. 6 Yokohama

$10,201

Mar 8 Bombay Mar. 9 Calcutta

Mar 9 Java

Mar 9 Seattle 6,853 Mar. 10 YokohamIE. 46,064 $13,500 6,703

Mar. 1 London

Mar. 13 Australia Mar 14 Yokoham3. Mer. 16 Australia. Mar. 21 San Francisco 110,221 Mar 21 Manila 6,580 Mar. 24 London 6,350 Mar. 24 Yokohama

Apr. 7 Java 9,600 Apr 13 Australia

May 8 Java

TO SAIL

JAVA-PACIFIC LIJN.

Regular Monthly Service between

JAVA, MAKASSAR, MANILA, HONGKONG

AND SAN FRANCISCO.

Sailing Subject to Change Without Notice.

Malta

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO.,

LD.

Telephone No.. 215 Sub. Ex. No. 10.

Agents.

19

Manila, Cebu and Hollo Batavia

B & S. P.&O. P.&O. J.C.J. L.

Kobe & Moji

Shachsing B. & S. Timanoek JCJ L Matshing J. M. Ca.

9, Feb. 9. Feb.

Tango Mara Nors Empire Persia Mara Ision Sardinia Novara Tikembang

9, Feb.

N. Y. K J.C.J. L

LTD.

Singapore, vis Swatow & Amoy V. S'bergen J.C.J. L. Sandakan Tientsia Shanghai

9, Feb.

Shanghai

Shanghai and Japan

Bombay etc.

14

Makassar and Soerabais Batavia, Souabaya etc. Shanghai and Japan. Calcutta etc.

Mansang J. M. Co. 10, Feb. C'shing J. M. Co. 10, Feb. Sinkiang B. & S. 10, Feb Namsang J. M. Co. Kaga MN. Y. K Tango M. A. I.K. Loongsang J. M. Co. Choysang J. M. Co., Alcinous B. & S. Kirin M. Trini

12, Feb.

12, Feb.

13, Feb.

13, Feb.

NIL J.C.J. L.

14, Feb.

14, Feb.

Borneo M. D. & Co. Demodocus B. & S.

(15, Feb.

15, Feb.

Jinsen M. Wosang Taming

K. Y. K

15, Feb.

J. M. Co.

15, Feb.

B&S

15, Feb.

Chipahing J. M. Co.

|17, Feb.

* Steamers From! Expected

P.&O.

19, Feb.

Tjisoodarī JAVAJ

Machaon Singapore, via Amoy and Swatow S. Jacob) Shanghai and Japan Manila

B&S

19, Feb.

J.C.J. L.

20, Feb.

Teiresias

B. & S.

22, Feb.

Arakan

*-**** JAVA 8th May,

22, Feb. 22, Feb. Kiojun MD. & Co. 23, Feb. Miyazaki MXYK24, Feb. Penang M. NY.K. 24, Feb. Ceylon M. N. Y. K. 25, Feb. Kitano M. NK Tilkwong JCI L.

P.&O. Novars Taroem J.C.J.L Rangoon M-N. Y. K. Tosa M N. Y. K Shanghai & Ports to Yokohama Malta P.&O. Manis

B. & S

Tisan Nore...

B. & S. P.&O.

25, Feb.

26, Teh

126, Feb.

23 Feb.

Elzione

128, Feb. 14, Mar

H, Mar

13, Mar.

Hongkong, York Building

MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.

CANAD

ANADI

P

Manila, Cebu and Hoilo Tientsin and Weihaiwei

Merchant Vezzo's can be pi ENGINEERING CO. OF Shanghai & Ports to Tokohama Nantin

in increasing numbers, and the

process of making good the waste in chipping and restoring the supply to the demand xili begin. Ivis stated that the Anglo American Oil Company has re- cently arianged with the Palmer Shipbuilding and Iron Company, Jamow, to baild a duplicate of the 15,000 ton oil tanker which is now in hand, at, however, a very considerably higher price than the first vessal. Among the inquiries which are chualating that of the Canard Company is said to include two or three gear ed tarbine liners of the Carmania type. Where these vessels will.

HONGKONG, Ltd.

TAIKOO DOCKYARD,

HONGKONG.

SHIPBUILDERS, SALVORS & REPAIRERS, BOILERMAKERS, FORGEMASTERS, BRASS & IRON. FOUNDERS, CON- STRUCTIONAL ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.

WELDING & CUTTING OF METALS BY OXY-ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC SYSTEMS. Estimates given for quick constraction and repair of Ships, Engines, Boilers, Railway Rolling Stock, Bridges, and all Classes of Engineering. Iron and Wood Work

12 *

GRAVING DOCK 787 I 88" I 34 6′′ Pumps empty Dockin 2-3/4 hours. eventually be placed depende |. - THREE PATENT SLIPWAYS taking vessels up to 3,000 tons apon several considerations, but displacement, providing conditions for painting ships with most tenders are being sought from efficient results. firms on the Tyne as well as the Clyde. Meantime this company has come forward promptly with is requirements with the expecta tion, no doubt, of obtaining the earliest possible delivery. Ping Gazette

The First Jew to Occupy the Post

100-Ton ELECTRIC CRANE ON QUAY-ELECTRIC OVER- HEAD CRANES throughout the Shops, ranging up to 100 Tons.

50-Ton Hydraulic TESTING MCAHINE for Chains, Wire Ropes. AGENTS for

Rivets, etc.

Washington, January 29-r Louis D. Brandeis, the noted Boston lawyer, has been selected by President Wilson to succeed the late Justice Lamar on the Supreme Court bench. He is the first member of the Jewish zabe to occupy the post. Mr. Brandeis is sixty years old and was edu ested in Germany and at Har vard. He has advocated the cause of the people in several important cases against corpora- tions and is a recognised eff- ciency expert and an authority on labour problems and the Trust to question. In 1910 he was Chaire Conof the Arbitration Board ini the New Tork gazment workers?

JOHN I. THORNYCROFT & CO. LTD. PETROL & KEROSENE MARINE MOTORS ® 7-1/2

As supplied to the British Admiralty & War Office.

150 B. H. P.

C.6. type Motor and Reserve Gesz. -BHP. Parafím 70, Petrol 80.

MOTOR VESSELS, LIGHT DRAFT CARRIERS, OUN

Z BOATS, LAUNCHES, HOUSEBOATS AND PLEASURE

CRAFT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

MOTOR PUMPING

VEHICLES, etsi

AND LIGHTING SETS,... MOTOR:

Dockyard Manager can be seen between the hours of 11 am

12 noon at the Town Office.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE.

HONGKONG, SHINA AND JAPAN, AGENTE:

Telegrzahlo Address:—-” TAIKOG DOS

TELEPHONE NO. 227

Shanghai and Japan

Shanghai & Ports: to Yokohama Moji, Kobe & Yokohamis Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama Shanghai, Moji and Kobe Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama

Kobe

Shanghai & Ports to Yokohama: Shanghai Bombay etc. Calcutta etc.

ACIFIC

COMPANY'S

STEAMSHIP LINE.

FROM CHINA & JAPAN TO

AILWAY

CANADA, UNITED STATES & EUROPE

VIA VANCOUVER,

CALLINGʻAT SHANGHAL KAQASAKI Goland Sea), KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,

QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC

*EMPRESS OF RUSSIA ” —” EMPRESS OF ASIA " 16,850 Tons Gross Register Quadruple Screw Speed 21 Knots,

EMPRESS OF JAPAN ***** = REDUCED FIRST GLASS FARES, “ MONTEAGLE”.

INTERMEDIATE,

PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HOROKORO SUBJECT: TD CHANOL. **NOSTRIÒLEM

16 FEBT. 'EMPRESS OF ASIA* 20 APRIL "EMPRESS OF RUSSIA” 23. MARCH · MONTEROLE”.

26 "ESPRESS OF RUSSIA" 18" MAY, *EMPRESS OF ASIA". 15 JUNE

* EMPRESS OF JAPAN“ S APRIL

For further information, Bailings, Guide Books, etcgi pienso apply to

D. W. GRADDOCK,

Şİ KONSKONSER

4

-op

Will Leave

For

14th Feb., 1915. | San F’Cisco.

11th Apr

12th May.

do

do

Karimoen JAVA 9th Mar, 1916. 13th Marm Tjikembang JAVA 7th Apr..

"The steamers are all fitted throughout with electric light and have accommodation for a limited number of saloon-masegura. All steamers carry a duly qualified surgeon. Cargo taken at throngk rates to all Overland -Common Points in the United States of America and Canada.”

For particulars of Freight and Passage, apply toso.

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN-

Managing agents.

AMERICAN MAIL.

Quarta, Be xa 1,376, Hooke, 1st3sh-

Bengkok, Gen: –B. & S. Wenchow. Br..£x. 550, Diion, 2nd Fsh-- Theeztain, 28th Jan. Gen-B48. Kaifong, Bran. 987, J.B. Erana, 2nd Febr -Haiphong 39th Jan, Gener B. LS Riipanas. Det, x2 2,644, De Lange, Int

Feb Swatow, Jet General JONL

Timanoak, Duki na 3,514, 4W

The IKK 22 ́ARYO MAKU will next leave Hongkong on Märom 10, 1916. The T.K.K. TESYO MÁRU sailed an the 30th Nov.at noon This - sisamar will next leave Hongtong on Tuesday then 15th February 1916 at noon;

Opera

the

Body

3rd Feb,--Swatow; 2nd Feb. Gen. & Szard, CA

Maru Jan. an. 135%, T. Zoshioks,

3d Fata2011, 18th Jan, Comisar MBL

Mars. Jap. xx. 1.939, T. Harolaki, 2nd Jan-Tringtan,, 25th. Jan. Gen-M.B.E

MERCHANT STEAMERS Singaporean. Br. za Saunderson. 4th

The sa, KANSAS is expected here from New York on Wednesday the fl instant. The ER FULTALA left Calentis on the 1st lost and may be expected here on or about the 15th fret.

VESSELS IN PORT.

Steamers,

Phanmpenh, Br.sá, 1,065, W. C. Bitl,"lat:

Fab.-Baigon 27th Jan. Bine & General-Wo Fat Shing. Mausang, Br. S. 7,483, G. EL Alcock.31st Sandakan, the Jan. Wood and Gwoszal—J. M & Co.

Feb-Saigon, 28th January, Bios

Chinese,

Hanoi, Fz. sa, 706, Moran, 5th Jane Balybong, 4th Teb, Get-A, Eg Kasty

Changin. Bras, 1,338, 7-Speed, Sth Feb.

Bangkok, 28th Jan. Ges &B. Hai Hong, Br. 2, J. W: Ersin &fa Fah

--Swatow, 5th Feb, Grau-DA TA & Co.

V. Spilbergen, Dut. sz. De Wend 6th To.

→Singapore. Gan --JOTKA Paoting, Br. xx. 1,023, P. Paulow, #th

Feb-Saigon, Rico-B. & F. Kwelin, Br. am: 1,075, T. MoGamay, h Feb-Saigon, Mist Jan, Hiwand Rice flour B 46. Eriyang. Be, ss. 1562 E. Hodet

Teb-Saigon zad Feb., Flor Nam Hing

Moresby din sa 1,538,

ng. Br. La. 1735, W.CM, Mornay HAMA

1st Feb-Mania, 29th Jan. Greci,