The Archive · 1937

TJISAROEA SAILS FOR SOUTH TO-MORROW

According to information received in Shanghai yesterday, the P. & O. Steam Navigation Co.'s cargo vessel Bhutan left Hongkong at 5 o'clock on Monday afternoon. She is expected to arrive alongside the Kwang Hwa wharf, Gough Island, at about noon to-morrow, to load cargo for Home ports via Japan, Hongkong and Suez. She is due to sail from the Gough Island berth at about 1l O'clock on Saturday morning.

Passengers from the Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Verde, back on the run again after having been driven aground during the Hongkong typhoon of September 1, will be arriving at the Customs' Jetty at about noon to-day, the Italian liner being due to anchor near Woosung early this morning At 9 am. passengers will leave the jetty for the ship in tenders.

To-morrow, the Java-China-Japan Line s. Tjisaroea is finally to get away from Woosung for Hongkong and Batavia with cargo, passengers and the mails. Tenders will be leaving the Nanking Road jetty with the heavy baggage at about 6 am. and from the Customs Jetty at 8 am. with passengers only.

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