ON THE WATERFRONT. CHINA COAST OFFICERS.
Latest News From the Manji Maru.
Latest Changes.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY -12. 1922.
THE SEAMEN'S .DISPUTE.
Guilds will be Neutral.
[To the Editor of the Honghow
Captain J. Meathrel, of the Kiungshow, is on resarte. Cap- tain A. E. Plunkett Cole, from leave, bas gone master, Kiong-| Telegraph.} chow,
The Manji Maru is most likely to be salved. The tug Taikoo, has reached the scene, but as she
Sit-As we have been fre has no wireless a direct report|
Mr. H. Gifford, from leave, has{quently asked what_sititude from her has not been received gone chiaf officer, Kiungsbow. the Officers and Engineers However, the Miisai Maru, Mr, J. V. Locks, chief officer, will adopt in theevent of the break- another of the Company's stasmors, reports that she spoke to her in passing and was in- formed that the prospects of salvage were very good provided that bad weather did intervene.
Quarantine.
not
The Colonial Secretary's office:
Kian, is on reserve,
|down of negotiations between the Mr. A. H. Bathurst, chiafofficer. Shipowners and the Chinesa Luchow, has gone chief officer, Seamen's Union, we desire to put our considered riow before the public through the hospitality of your columns.
Wenchow.
Mr. S. Johnson, from reserve. bas gone chief ficer, Soochow
Mr. R. Haymes, from reserve, has gone chief officer, Wuhu.
Mr. W. Dickinson, secand off.
Shortly and clearly, the Guilds will maintain a strict neutrality. On the one hand our members,
has informed the Harbour Da-icer, Kanchow, is on reserve, as wage earners, candot and will partment that quarantias has:
DAIRY
FARM NEWS.
BUTTER
OWING TO FALL IN PRICES
IN AUSTRALIA
we have reduced our
Mr. Br. J. H. Curzis, second not in any way attempt to ill 66 DAISY" BUITER to $1.10 per lb.
been removed against Saigon and officer, Woosung, is on reserve, gap that may be caused by any imposed on arrivals from Manlia on account of cholera.
Mr. F. H. Taoner has been ap concerted action of the members pointed second officer, Woosung. [of the Union for the betterment
Mr. R. Warren, second offrer, of their conditions of living. Kwangse, is on leave. Mr. L. W. Harrison has been sppointed second officer, Kwangse.
engineer. Tean, has gone sup's third engineer, Hsin Peking. Mr. G. B. Hood, from reserve, has gone sup's third engineer, Hein Peking.
Mr. J. M. Brackenridge, sup'y third engineer, Hain Peking, is on reserve.
On the other hand they do not, as officers, in any way associste | themselves with any movement on the part of those whom they
the tiec-
description can be undertaken.
Yours faithfully,
T. T. LAURESON. Assistant Secretary, China Coast Officers' Guild.
W. J. STOKES. Branch Secretary,
Marine Engineers'
Guild of China.
New B. I. Steamer. There was launched from the Wear shipyard of William Grey and Co. (1915), Lid., recently the Mr. W. T. Cromby, third engin fine geared turbine steamer eer, Chekiang, is on leave. Mr. have in the course of duty to Nalgors for the British Indis J. Gordon, from reserve, has gone direct Steam Navigation Co., Lt. The third engineer, Chakiang.
That is to say that any now vessel has been buil: to
Mr. I. Robertson, from leave, measures necessary for the safety Lloyd's highest class, and her has gone second engineer, Ying-of life and property will, in dimensions are: Length, 541ft: chow.. Mr. H. Birke, secondl cases, be taken, but breadth, 57ft: and depth, moulled engineer, Yingchow, has gone in the absence of to upper deck, 32it. 10in.. her esti-second engineer, Hsin Peking. essary staff to carry out their mated deadweight being 8th Mr. J. Gordon, acting third orders, no work of a profit making | proximately 10,600 tons on a draft of 2Tit. 1034in. She is of the shelter deck type, with tonnage opening sft, and two complete steel decks below. Spacious ac commodation is arranged in steel deckhouses abress: the machinery casing on the shelter deck for engineers and officers, and the Baloon deckhouse is arranged abaft No. 2 hatch with captain's day and sleeping cabins above. The chirt and wheel houses are built on top of the captain's house. Accommodation for firemen and seamen is provided in the after ead of the vessel. The steering gear, which is of the Wilson-Pizziel type, supplied by Messrs. Hastie and Co. of Greenock. is placed in a large steel house on the shelter deck aft, and is worked by telemotor from the bridge. The windlass is of a powerful type made by Messrs. Clark, Chapman and Co. Ltd. Electric light is being installed through- out by the builders. Fo: the
11 engineer. Hain Peking, is rapid handling of cargo 12 der-reserve.
Mr. A. Hamilton, acting chief] engineer, Hangchow, has gone sup's second engineer, Suisang.
Mr. J. W. Clark, second; engineer, Huncan, has gone second engineer. Hangchow.
Mr. A. M. MacPherson, from reserve, has gone third engineer, fean.
Mr. J. V. King, acting second engineer. Yiagchow, has gonel second engineer, Chinking." Mr. H. Tulloch, second engineer, Chiakiang, is on reserve.
CHINESE SEAMEN'S
WAGES.
Union's Demand for
Definite Reply.
In connection with the threatened
Mr. R. Baia, from reserve, hastrike of seamen another letter ba gone second engineer, Wenchow, been forwarded to Measts Jardine,
Mr. A. M. Uroll, acting third
Matheson Bod
Company
and
engineer, Shansi, is on reserve. Messrs Busterfeld and Seure, two Mr. M. G. Sinclair, sup's third of the leading shipping companies.
on
"DIARYMAID"
*
1.00
FURTHER REDUCTIONS ARE ANTICIPATED
The above two brands have no rivals on the market.
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"PHILIPS"
APHILIPS LAMP
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SOLE AGENTS
Holland-China Trading Co Hong Kong
Hongkong, by the Chinese HONGKONG HOTEL COLD STORES
Seamen's Caion yesterday after- noon. The letter requests an early:
ricks are arranged on posts, these Captain J. Campbell, from being worked by 12
Steam leave, bas gone master, Yasang reply to the Union's demands for a
the makers.
40 per cent increase for membera
cent for men whose salary exceeds that amount, and suggests another meeting with representatives of these two companies. The letter
sta:23:
winches of the "Durham" type. Mr. A. E. B. Lamble, acting who earn less than $50, and 30 per of which Messrs. Robert Roger master, Yusang, is oa reserve. and Co., Ltd., of Stockton, are Mr. D. Summers, second officer, E-Sang. has gone sup's The propelling machinery cop-second officer. Waishing. sists of single screw double re Mr. R. Kendall, sup's second duction geared turbines of the officer, Waishing, has gone acting, Parsons' type. built by the chief officer, Cheongshing.
**Enclosed we send you reply to Central Marine Engine Works Mr. R. Frost, second officer, the questions raised at our meeting of the builders. Steam will be Koonshing, has gone acting chief jon Monday last. My membera supplied by four large cylindrical officer, same ship. Mr. E. B.jinsist upon some immediate settle multitubolar marine boilers, Smith, chief officer, Koonsbicg.ment of the present situation and I working at a pressure of 20231bs.) is on leave.
regret that I must ask for some
per square inch, and fitted with Mr. R. J. Sneddon, sacond definite reply. I and the cther Howden's system of forced officer, Chunsang, has gone third representatives of my Voron will be draught. A special feature officer, Yue0930g.
happy to meet you again to-morrow
of the boiler installation Mr. H. R. Dobson, third oficer, afternoon to discuss the position, 13 the "CMEW** time Chunsang. b85 gone second but the instructions from my mem. superheater, designed and made officer, same ship.
bers do not permit of a later date." by the engine builders with a Mr. A. McEwan, chief engineer, view of utilising to the utmost Tuckwo, is on leare. Mr. R. E. the best from the gases on their Robert has been appointed supr way to the chimney. A number third engineer, Tuckwo. Mr. J. of "CMEW" steamship auail. Thom, sup's third engineer, aries
included are
in the Tuckwo, has gone third engineer,
same ship. machinery installation,
Mr. R. M. Sangster, third engineer, Tuckwo, is on
A Pleasure Yacht.
reserve.
A pleasure yacht from New Captain J. MacArthur, from York came into harbour early leave, has gone master, Kisog- this morning. This is the Aloha, wab. Captain W. McIlwain. of 329 tons, owned and commanded the Kiangwah, has gone master, by Mr. Arthur Curtis James who Kiangyu. Captain Ï. M. Johan. with a party of half a dozen nassen, of the Kingyu, is on friends, is touring the world. reserve.
second officer, Hein
They have been to Japan, Shang- Mr. A Vafadis has been ap- bai and Foocbow. The vessel pointed left New York on September 1 Ming. and Foochow on January 10, Mr. James, who has Mra. James as one of the party, is a multi millionaire and an enthusiastic yachtsman. The Party proceed on Monday to Singapore and thence by way of India and Suez to Marseilles and New York.
Mr. K. Arbank has been ap-: pointed second officer, Hsiawah.
WORLD WIDE SPORT.
Mr. A. M. Vingradoff, from leave, has gone second officer, Hain Ming.
Mr. J. Carnocban. from leave, bas gone second engineer, Kwang- lee.
Mr. W. C. Evans, chief officer, Wing On, has gone second officer, Kingban.
Mr. R. Keen, chief officer, Kock Ning, has gone second officer, Heungshan.
Mr. F. N. Booth, second officer, Kwong Tung, is on Shipping and Engineering.
reserve.-
The Bangers and Queen's Park have each agreed to donato £500 to the fund for the relief of the unemployed. At the informal meeting of club representatives which followed the official con- ference on the subject in the City Chambers it was decided that An attack with a knife com- Rangers, Celtic, Queen's Park mitted by the ship's guard against and Partick Thistle should each the took on board the Soshu be asked to contribute £500, and Maru formed the subject of Third Lanark and Clyde £200 charge against the Indian before Mr. R. E. Lindsell this morning. apiece.
Joe Beckett ran his motor car The cook was injured about the into the back of a lorry the other shoulder, and was taken to the day, and banded over his card, Government Civil Hospital As saying that be was in a hurry he is not yet in a condition to and could not wait to see the appear in the Court, the case was police.
adjourned for a week.
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What brought the price
of
BUTTER down
from
$1.65 per lb.
to
$1.00 per lb. ?
"SHAMROCK BRAND."
Whether you buy from us or not your food will cost you less.
The Management of
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CORONET
regret that they are unable
to respond to the many requeste received and show again
"THE BRAT"
as this film is required else.
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The reason that
ff
THE KID"
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TEL. 692 `- DON'T FORGET LAST THREE DAYS
OF
20% REDUCTION SALE
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