The Archive · 1937

Nagasaki and Shanghai. The

Nagasaki Maru, her sister ship and the other of two express liners plying this route regularly, is to go into drydock on Friday next for a complete overhaul, local officials of the N.Y.K, announced yesterday.

The whole of the traffic handled by the.two liners will therefore be concentrated on the Shanghai Maru for the time being. The Nagasaki Maru will sail from the Wayside Wharf to-morrow for her last trip before going into drydock.

Jardine's are expected three L.C. steamers to come into port to-day. The s. Kwaisang is to berth at the Kinleeyuen Wharf from Tientsin, Chefoo, Weihaiwei and Tsingtao; the Pingwo is to join her at the same wharf this afternoon from Tungchow: and the s. Leesang is due at the Peking Road jetty. at noon to-day from Hongkong and Swatow.

Coastal Shipping Their sailings to-day will consist of the s, Tungwo, leaving the Kin-lee yuen Wharf at 6 aum. for Tungchow, and the s. Hangsang, leaving the Peking Road jetty at noon for Foochow, Swatow, Hongkong and Canton. To-morrow will be another busy day, for the Kwaisang is to leave the Kinleeyuen Wharf at noon for Swatow, Hongkong and Canton; the Fausang is to sail from the A.P.C. Wharf, Gough Island, for Tsingtao Chefoo and Tientsin; and the Leesang

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