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SHIPPING

THE HONGKONG) TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1917.

SHIPPING

P.&O.S.N.CO. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

ROYAL MAIL SERVICE.

WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS LONDON & BOMBAY, VIA SINGAPORE, PENANG. COLOMBO, PORT SAID & MARSEILLES.

SHANGHAI, MOJI AND KOBE.

LONDON VIA SINGAPORE, PENANG,” COLOMBO,

"BOMBAY, PORT SAID & MARSEILLES.

SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

LONDON & BOMBAY VIA SINGAPORE, PENANG,

- COLOMBO, PORT SAID & MARSEILLES.

WIRELESS ON ALL STEAMERS. Return tickets at a fare- and-a-half available to Europe for two years, or Intermediate Ports for six months. Round-the-world and through tickets to New York et Special Rates.

For PASSACE

RATES. HAND-BOOKS, FREIGHTS, DATES OF SAILING, ETC., apply to:—

P. & O. S. N. Co.'s office Hongkong, 1st April, 1917.

E. V. D. Parr, Superintendent.

CANADIAN PACIFIC

OCEAN SERVICES

PURANI PACIFIC

LIMITED

LINKS

QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC

To Canada, United States and Europe via Vancouver

in connection with tho Canadian. Pacific Railway, EMPRESS OF ASIA. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.

30,625 tons displacement,

·

30,625 tens.dirplacement.

Electro Hestia Every Cabin, Electric Light in Every Berth,

One Two and Three-Room Suites with Private Bath, Laundry Gymsium-Verandek Cafe,

EMPRESS OF JAPAN.

11.000 tons displacement.

MONTEAGLE.

12,000 tons displacement.

Twin Screw Steel Steamships, with Modern Accommodations.

Excellent Table.-

Reduced First Class Fares,

8.5. - Monteagle" czlla at Moji asemad of Nagasaki. ALL BrÉAMERS call a Shas goal both East and West Bound

Through Bills of Ludin x issued via Vancouver in connection with Canadian Pacific Ry, to ull Overland Points in Canada and the United States, also to Pacific Coast Points. European Parts and the West Indies.

For information ay to Passage Fares, Freight Rates, etc, apply to

Agents:

HONGKONG-MANILA-SHANGHAI-NAGASAKI-KONI-KORE-TOKOHAMA

J. R. SHAW,

liberalagent, Pamonger Department,

Bong Kong.

TELEPHONE 42

J. H. WALLACE,

Oqneral Agent. Hong Kock

BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO., LTD.

APCAR LINE.

Regular Service Between SHANGHAI and JAPAN PORTS.

EASTWARD.

The above steamers have excellent salcon accommodation for passengers and are fitted with all modern conveniences and carry a daly quslifed surgeon.

For freight or passage, apply to

Högkong. Sept. 24, Ÿ¥17.

DAVID SASSOON & CO., LTD..

Agents.

"ELLERMAN" LINE.

JELLERMAN & BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO, LTD.)

JAPAN,

CHINA STRAITS

TO

UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT.

For particulars of sailinge shippers are requested to approach

the undersigned.

Steamers proceed via Cape of Good Hope,

Subject to change without notice.

THE BANK LIKE, LTD..

General Agents,

or to REISS & Co. Canton Hongkong, 2 Jan., 1917.

MOTOR CARS

-):D; (----

FOR SALE OR HIRE

ORDERS BOOKED IN ADVANCE. APPLY:-

TELJA, 1083.

EXILE GARAGE.

THE JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP 00.

Projected Sailings from Hongkong-

Bubject to Alteration

Steamers...

Destination. L'DON via Singa- рого, Malacus, Penang, Colombo, Delagoa Bay, Ospe Town, Madeira.... VICTORIA B.C.,

& SEATTLE via

Shanghai, Moji, } [Tokiwa Maru. Kobe, Yokkaichi, Capt. Ogura & Yokohama,..............

SHIPPING

C. N. CAN. C

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

For SHANGHAI ... Sailing Date SHANGHAI

|

SHANGHAI.

SATUR., 8th T. 15,130 Dec., at noon.

| SHANGHAI » and] (Kaga Maru

Kobe .......

Capt. Komatsubara

T. 21.000

T. 12,500 (THURS.. 25th

10ct, at li a.m. [SATUR, 27th 1Oct., at 11a.m. [WED, 14th T. 21,000 Nov.. at 11 a.m.

SATUR., 20th- (Oct, at II a.m.

| SHANGHAI, Naga-} {Katori Maru-

saki and Koba... Capt. Kon SHANGHAI, KobeĮ Kashima Maru and Yokohama... Capt. Toziwi NAGASAKI and §Aki Maru

Kobe

Capt. Yoshikawa T. 12,500

KOBE

Yokohama Maru Capt. Terada

Ceylon Maru Capt. Tsuda

ISATUR., 20th T. 12.500 Oct., at noon."

JSUNDAY, T. 10,000 £ 4th Nov.

SHANGHAI, Kobe and Yokohama ... EASTBOUND NEW YORK LINE VÍA PANAMA CANAL. (CARGO ONLY).

NEW YORK vis Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, San Francisco, Panama and Colo-

§ Wireless Telegraphy. Telephone Nos. 292 & 293.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. B. MORI, Manager.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

SAN FRANCISCO LINE

VIA SHANGHAI, THE INLAND SEA, JAPAN & HONOLULU,

FAST AND LUXURIOUS MAIL STEAMERS.

Beilings from Hongkong-Sulzject to change without notice. Steamers

TENYO MARU

HIPPON MARŲ

SHINYO MARU

PERSIA MARU

KOREA MAR

SIBERIA MARU

Тода.

29:01

11,00

./22,000

19,00J

13,003 13,000

Leave Hongkong.

15th Oct.

10th Nov.

23rd Nov.

7th Dec.

19th Dec-

31st Dec.

She 6.8. “NIPPON MARU” and 8.8. PERSIA MARU" omul call at Shanghai.

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE,

HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU,

SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO, SALINO CRUZ, BALBOA, CALLAO, ARICA AND IQUIQUE.

THENCE BY TRANG ANDEAN ROUTE TE BUENOS AIRES.

Stasiure.

ANYO MARU

KIYO MARU SEIYO MARU

Tous.

14,50

17,20

1100

sting Tickets are intorchangeable with the Cauplias Pacine Gaean Serrices, L. and racir Mail itemsas biɲ Co.

Pounges any travel by zali betwɔen ports of cal. La Japas free of charge.

For full informs, fun as cò rates, saillugi, ele, apply to

Telephone Nasi 2374 & 2375,

T. DAIGO, Agent.

KING'S BUILDINGS.

JAVA PACIFIC LINE

OF THE

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.

Monthly Service between

MANILA, HONGKONG AND SAN FRANCISCO.

Next sailinge for SAN FRANCISCO via NAGASAKI

Subject to change without Notice. Sailing from Hongkong to San Francisco.

S.S. Tjikembang

Arakan

S.S. Tilsondari 25th Oct.

Bintang ALL STEAMERS FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. The steamers have accommodation for a limited number of saloon passengers and carry a duty qualified surgeon.

Carga taken on through Bills of Lading to all Overland Pointe in the United States of America and Canada.

For particulars of Frengut sad Passment poly to:-

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN. -

Managing Agenta...

Hongkong. York Buildings.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO. LTD.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.

S.S. CHINA

WILL SAIL FROM MON SEONG FOR

SAN FRANCISCO

VIA SHANGHAL, NAGASAKI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA & HONOLULU,

NOVEMBER 16, 1917 & JANUARY 28, 1918.

AN UNSURPASSED HIGHT GLASS' PASSENGER

SERVICE AT INTERMEDIATE RATES.

O. H. RITTER, Freight and Passenger Agent,

Prince's Buildings, Ice House Street

Steamers.

To Sall. Shantung ......18th Oct. at 4pm. Yingchow ...... 20th Oct. at 4 p.m. Chenan ......23rd Oct. at

фу

noon.

DIRECT SAILINGS TO WEST RIVER, Twios Weekly. ·

B.S. "LINTAN"' and 8.5. “SANUL”. MANILA LINE.~TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS. Excellent Saloon accommodation Amidships; Electric Light and Fans in Saloon and State-rooms.

..

SHANGHAI LINE.-PASSENGERS, MAILS AND CARGO, Excellent Saloon accommodation Amidships; Electric Light and Fans in Saloon and State rooms. Regular schedule service between Canton, Hongkong and Shanghai, taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading to all Yangteze and Northern China Ports, Passengers" are Landed in Shanghai, avoiding the inconvenience of transhipment at Woosung.

For Freight or Passage apply to

Telephone No. 36.

-Hongkong October 16, 1917.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agente.

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.

SLIDE!

Tjilatjap

Regular Fortnightly Service between

CHINA and JAPAN.

Espasted on WHITE OR

or abgat

ia port 20th Oct. | Kobe

"The steamers are all fitted throughout with electric light and have accommodation for a limited number of saloon-passengers, All steamers carry a duly qualified surgeon. Cargo taken At through rates to all ports in Netherlands-India and Australia." For particulars of Freight and Passage, apply to the

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN, York Building. T16

Telephone No. 1574.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LD.

"

HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA COAST PORT SERVICE.

Regular Service of Fast, High Class Coast Steamers having" good accommodation for first Class Passengers, Electric Light and Fans in state-rooms and Saloon and Excellent, Quisine.

SteamshipH. CEDISIG

Hailong... | J. W. Evans ... | TUES., Haltan ... | A. E. Hodzina... | FRI....

FOR SWATO, AMOY AND FOOCHOW AND RETURN..“

(Qcodpying 1 to 10 days.)

Leaving. 16th Oct., at noon. 19th Oct., at noon.

FOR SWATOW.

Arrivals and Departures from the Company's Wharf (near Blake Pier).

For Freight and Passago, apply to

Douglas Lapralk & Co., General Managers.

INDO-CHINA STEAM

SHIPPING NEWS.

"Admiral's Tribute to Mercantile Merine,

Rear-Admiral Sir AN Henniker-Hughan. Superintend- ent of Dockyard, speaking at a luncheon given by Sir John Jackson. M.P. recently, to mem- bers of the Devonport Mercantile Association, said that his war connection with the Navy had been in the Grand Fleet.” He had served. for 20 months in command of one of the ships, and during that time there had beez only certain occasions, fow and far between, when the Navy had had an opportunity of coming to the front. Nevertheless, it had been doing vital work. Apsit from its importance, that work was tirerome and often dreary and monotonous. The destroyars were always doing hard and | dangerous work, and as to the trawlera and minesweepers, the people, should take off their hats tɔ those who manned them. · No one among the general public knew how valuable were their services to the nation; The Navy. was proud of the Mercantile Marine. They know and respected it before the war, and since the war began their respect for it. had increased a hundredföld.” No tribute was too high to pay to that service, which was con- stantly exposed to the dangers ‚of submarines and mines, but

encountered and overcome with.... courage and skill the great difficulties in navigation imposed. upon them by the war conditions.

Tribute to th: Merchant Service.

Where it is a case of sending. it out to so many thousands. of members, the despatch of the new issue of the “Guild Gazette" to each of them is a task which necessarily occupies some time, apart altogether from the labour and expense incurred, says the "Journal of Commerce." The postage alone means sever.1 hundred pounds. However, when it does reach the hands of the individual members it will not only be indicative to them of the strenuous work in which, the Guild has been engaged, but in showing how much success has bern achieved will stimulate their interest in the society to which they belong, and in the necessity. ⠀ of still further promoting unity and cohesion throughout the Those who have profession. already received their "Gazette" have expressed their keen interest . in its contents, and our contem- « porary,

"The Shipping World," in commenting on it, remarks as follows: "Members of the Im- perial Merchant Service Guid must feel a sense of pride in peru-ing the current number of the "Guild Gazette,” which gives such a detailed account of the

NAVIGATION CO., LTD. activities of the Guild on beheif

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

For

SHANGHAI

HAIPHONG

SANDAKAN

MANILA MANILA

Steamship Wosang Loksang

Mausang Yuensang .Loongsang

On

Thur., 18th Oct. at d'light, Sat., 20th Oct. at 7 a.m. Sut., 20th Oct. at noon, Sat., 20th Oct, at 3 p.m. Sat 27th Oct. at 3 p.m.

CALCUTTA LINE:-Three sailings per miast from Hongkong to Calcutta, calling as Singapore and

Padang.

Resuming from Calcutta steachers proceed in Koût and Moji, trequently calling at Shwegbal Ibese steamers have excellent passenger accommodation, are fated with Electric Light and carry fully gunished surgeon, This lice is temporarily disorgaiured owing to the war. Particular of application.

cf its huge membership. Above all, they must recognise and value most highly the great task of compiling the vast amount of interesting material, which is so cleverly arranged for their edification by theirable secretaryj Lieutenant T. W. Moore, R.N.R. Altogether there are 112 pazes, every one of which has some. interest for the navigating officer, The Guild report "presented at the annual meeting in March is reproduced.. together with ver-. batim reports of the speeches. delivered at that most euccesful

SKANGKAI LINC:-Sailings apprammately every five dayt between Canton and Fhangbai, cometimes

calling at swatow, Steaders on diéline have a limited wingunt of passenger accomm darion, and through tickets can be oblaused for Noribera and Vangisas Porta via Shanghai.meeting, while the rest of the

•» Through Hills of lading are issued to all Northern and Yangiare Parts, MANILA LINE-3 weekly service je canintained with Marsile by vessels with good pussenger accom

modation, sailingi from, bath poris every Esturdar.

HAIPHONG LINE:-Sailinge sporocimsicly week'y far passengers and cargo, calling at itoibow when

inducement vers

BORNES LINE: One sailing per month between Hangkung and Sandakas by neleumer having up-to

dale Acevanodation for passageľa.

Cargo taken on through ‚ED's of lading for Kodui, Jucestión. Labuan, Tawno and Lahadẩ Data. ZIENTSIN LINES-A regular servita ta run from March to October betwcap slongkang sad Thesisin

calling a Weiniwei-and Chetoo.

Under Straits Government Passport Regulations.

All European Passengers, leaving the Colony for Straits Settle ment, are required to produce on arrival at destination pasaporte with their Photographs and description affixed thereto.

For Freight or passage, apply to

Telephone No. 215.

Tel. 1934.

pages are devoted to a variety of subjects, all bearing upon the welfare and well-being of the Merchant Service officer. “One cannot go through the long lials of merchant officers who have se fallen in battle or won war honours without realising that the members of the "Merchant" Service generally have most worthily played their part in this great war, and if it is to end ía success for the Allies. as is |'hoped it will do, history will have abundant evidence for recording

help and the sacrifices made by. the British-Mercantile Marine,

JARDINE. MATHESON & CO., LTD, that it was wo by the mat rial

General Managers.

MAIL AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

THE ROYAL MAIL

STEAM PACKET

COMPANY.

Owners of The "SHIRE"

Line of Steamers.

FOR SAILINGS TO AND FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS.

Please Apply to

•DEN VOEUX ROAD, A

* Talashone No.11%-1

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO...

HEAD OFFICE – NEW YORK,

Branches and Agencies in all

parts of the Commercial World.

BANKERS.

FORWARDERS.

TOURIST AGENTS.

AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELLERS CHEQUES-

the art form in which

carry ... travel- - Funda

CENTRAL

Whistling for a Taxi,

Asked by Mẹ. Butoher in the Commons about the abrill, and almost continuous whistling for taxicabs in the daytime," which distarbe the wounded to whom comparative qniet in London is essential, Sir George Cave, the Home Secretary, answered:-"My attention has been called to this growing nuisance. I am in- formed thatthe constant's for os be in especially" to che rick and wounded

hospitals and

propose

ling