With 248 head of cattle on board, the largest cargo of live-stock ever brought into China, the s. Winifred Moller went alongside the Chang Wa Pang Wharf at Woosung on Monday morning to discharge her cargo. The cattle were brought across from New Zealand, by the Southern Cross Company, the s. Winifred Moller being especially chartered by the company. Not many of the cattle are staying in Shanghai, most are being railed up to Hangchow.
Visiting the Chang Wa Pang Wharf, during that "afternoon, a "North-China Herald" representative found busy scene in progress. No. 2 hold, which had contained coal and fodder for the cattle on the trip across, vad been opened. Along the hatches were some thirty cattle tethered in. improvised stalls, Chinese were everywhere, There were swarms on the boat shouting directions to one another, and swarms on the whart waiting for the cargo to be unloaded, Herald" Photo.
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