The Archive · 1937

PORT TO BE QUIET TO-MORROW

Coal and general cargo from Tsingtao will be brought into port late this afternoon by the s. Shinfu, owned and operated by the shipping firm of Geo. L. Shaw; the ship will berth at the Kinleeyuen Wharf, and is to sail for Tinghai and Haimung with general cargo and passengers at about 11.30 am. on Tuesday.

Late yesterday, the Shire Line s. Flintshire was expected to sail from the A.P.C. Kwang Hwa installation. Gough Island, between noon and 1 pin. to-day, bound for Casablanca, London, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Antwerp, by way of Hongkong and the Straits. Exactly ten days hence, she will be followed by the Glen Line s. Glengarry, bound for London' Rotterdam, Hamburg and Antwerp, via Manila and the Straits.

Coastal ships will keep the harbour busy to-day, with no less than five sailings listed. At 6 a.m., the L-C. s. Yatshing will sail from the Kin-lee yuen Wharf, bound for Swatow, Hongkong and Canton, and she will be followed down the river an hour later by the C.N. s. Wusueh. sailing from the French Bund for Tungchow.

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