Successfully refloated a few weeks after she was driven ashore in Saiwan Bay when the disastrous typhoon of September 1 hit Hongkong, the Lloyd Triestino s. Conte Verde is due to arrive at the safe anchorage off Woosung early on Wednesday morning, incoming passengers landing at the Customs Jetty at about noon, Passengers for the ship will be taken down by tenders Jeaving the jetty at 9 o'clock sharp that morning, and the local office of the company wishes to stress the fact that no visitors will be allowed to go down in the tenders, only passengers with tickets being allowed on board.
This afternoon, the Java-China-
Japan Line s. Tjisaroea will be sailing from the safe anchorage for Hongkong, Batavia and Java ports. Passenger tenders will leave the Customs Jetty promptly at 8 am., and lighters with heavy baggage will sail from the Nanking Road jetty at 6 am. The Tjisaroea is expected to leave Woosung about 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Another ocean-going vessel to reach Shanghai on Wednesday will be the 6,000-odd tons cargo steamer Bhutan, of the P, & O. Navigation Ca., which will be berthing at the Kwang Hwa Wharf, Gough Island, and will sail on Friday for Marseilles, Casablanca, Havre, London, Hull, Rotterdam and Hamburg via Japan, Hongkong and the usual ports, Messrs. Butterfield & Swire advise that the C.N. s. Tsinan left Hongkong at 6 pin, on Thursday for Amoy and Shanghai, and that the s. Shantung was also to leave that fa y for Swatow and Shanghai. The s. Newchwang left Hongkong for Shanghai on Friday and should arrive here on Wednesday by the earliest. The s. Szechuen was to leave Hongkong on Saturday for this port, the s. Chekiang saileā yesterday for Hongay/Shanghai; and the s. Chengtu to leave Swatow today for Amoy, Ningpo and Shanghai The s, Wusueh left Tungchow yesterday for Shanghai, Coastal Sailings They have no sailings until Tues day, when the s. Wusueh will sail for Tungchow: the s, Tsinan for Tsingtao, Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin; the s. Hsin Peking for Ningpo: and the Kingyuan for Swatow and Hongkong. On Wednesday morning, the C.N. s. Sinkiang will be sailing direct to Hongkong.
Monday will also be a quiet day ships, although Fooshing 6 am. for Swatow and Hongkong: on Wednesday the s.
Tingsang will sail for Swatow and Hongkong. On Thursday s.
Kwaisang will sail for Tsingtao, Chefoo and Tientsin and on Friday the s. the Yatshing for Swatow and Hongkong.
One further sailing for northern ports on Tuesday will be that of the Kailan Mining Administration's s. Kaiping, Captain J, B. Struth in command, which will be carrying passengers and cargo bound for Chinwangtao. She will not call at any other. ports en route.
Passengers who arrived in the K.M.A. s. Kaiping from Chinwangtao on Saturday included:— it. and Mrs. Tingle, Mrs. Boss, Mrs Schwarzenburg. Mrs. Kung. Mrs. Rail, s. Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs, Ten Burggen Cate. Mrs. À. C. Price, Mrs. Sands, the Misses Todd. Mr. Nazer. Mrs. Hunter and Miss Stead.
Passengers who sailed for Ningpo in the C. N. s on Saturday included:—
Dr. and Mrs, Y. S. Chou, th Coombs. Mr. W. D. Brown Feng Among the passengers who on Saturday by the C. N. s. tien for northern ports were:
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