Early this morning, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha s Shanghai Maru will come up the river to berth at the company's Wayside Wharf. She will disembark a few passengers and discharge cargo, and mails from the United States and Europe via America, Motor buses will travel from the Central District during the morning down Yangtszepoo Road with passengers sailing for Japan and other ports, for the Shanghai Maru will be in port only for a short while, leaving the wharf during the noon hours.
The Indo-China s. Pingwo, which was originally expected to arrive from Tungchow yesterday, is now to tie up at the Kinleeyuen Wharf at noon to-day; her sailing has accordingly been delayed by a day, and she will leave the wharf on her rex turn trip to Tungchow at 8 o'clock to-morrow morning.
Three China Navigation ships will be sailing this morning, however, the s, Wuhu, leaving the French Bund at 8 o'clock this morning for Tungchow with cargo; the s. Soochow, sailing from the French Bund at 11 am. for Hongkong and. Haiphong; and the s. Hsin Peking, from the French Bund at 3 o'clock this afternoon, for Ningpo with passengers, cargo and the mails, The Indo-China s. Yatshing, which arrived from Hongkong and Swatow yesterday, and tied up at the Kinleeyuen Wharf, is to shift to Mackenzie's Wharf, Pootung, early this morning, and this afternoon will again shift across river to the Peking Road jetty, where she will load cargo preparatory to sailing at noon io-morrow for Tsingtao, Chefoo and Tientsin.
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