Over 400 Passengers to Sail in the s. Tjikembang Shanghai, Oct.
Two coastal steamers, the Fausang and the Shengking, were expected 10 arrive in port to-day, but late yester—day the companies concerned advised that the vessels would probably not enter the river until some time tomorrow, The Indo-China s. sang, afler being delayed by bad weather in Hongkong, left Swatow esterday, and is now to berth on Sunday' atthe China" Merchants Kinleeyuen Wharf, on the French Bund, and not the 'Kwang Hwa installation at' Gough slond, originally. planned.
She is to move downriver to the Kwang Hwa installation on Monday morning, however, returning to the Bund on Tuesday' morning prepara tory to sailing at noon that day for Tsingtao, Chefoo and Tientsin, The China Navigation s, Sheng king is arriving from the north on Sunday; she salled {rom Chefoo early Thursday morning, From the south, the company's s. Newchwang is due to arrive to-day, but there was the possibility late yesterday that she, oe, might not be coming into po uuntit tosmorrow, in which case her sailing for the north on Sunday will be postponed, Both ships will berth at the company's wharves on the French Bund. The Shengking is expected to sail on Tuesday morning, but whether she will be bound for Tsingtao, - Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin, o perhaps Tungchow, could not be ascertained yesterday, as the company has not arrived at any final decision in the matter, One more arrival is scheduled to-morrow, the Indo-China Pingwo being expected from Tung chow in the afternoon; she is to sail fon her return journey on Tuesday morning from the Peking Road Jetty. The Indo-China Navigation Com-also advises that the Chakcsang {fs to berth at the China Merchants Kinleeyuen Wharf from Tientsin, Chefoo and Tsingtao, and that the Chaksang and Pausaing will sail for Swatow, Hongkong and Canton and for Tsingtao, Chefoo and Tientsin respectively on Wednesday. Both sailings will be at noon, the Chak= sang. sailing from Hunts wharf and the Fausang from the Peking Road Fusijama 'The Lloyd Triestino Fusijama expected to drop anchor at Woosung on Tuesday, and a heavy cargo from "Europe, 'Suez, Singapore and Hongkong will be' transferred to lighters for the journey up-river. As she is a cargo vessel, she is expected to be carrying very few pat sengers, if, Indeed, she carries any at all, Prosont arrangements call for her staying at Woosung until Monday, October 18, when she will sail for' Japan port The Java-China-Japan Line s, Tiikombang is expected to anchor Ju the Yangtze, about six miles from Blockhouse island, early on Wednes-@ay morning, anda tender will leave the Bund at 8 o'clock that morning to pick up her passengers (some of whom are coming from Dairen); these are expected to arrive at the Customs Jetty at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, The morning tender will carry, It is expected, between 400 to 450 passengers, frst and second lass, for the south, and the Tikem= bang will sail in the afternoon for Hongkong and Batavia; she will not be calling at Manila,
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