Swatow with passengers, cargo and mail, is expected to tie up alongside the ' China Merchants Kinleeyuen Wharf shortly after noon to-day, the local office of Jardine, Matheson & Ca. advised yesterday afternoon. Her departure for Tsingtao, Chefoo and Tientsin will now be noon on Wednesday, and not Tuesday, as originally expected.
The Fausang, incidentally, will do quite a bit of travelling about the Whangpoo before she finally clears for northern ports. She is to shift to the A.P.C. Kwang Hwa Wharf at Gough Island this afternoon, returning to the Kinleeyuen Wharf tomorrow morning for a short period before she shifts again to Mackenzie's Pootung Wharf. Tuesday afternoon she will finally move to the Peking Road Jetty, from which she sails on Wednesday:
Passengers from Japan will be landed by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha s. Nagasaki Maru, which is to berth at the company's Wayside Wharf at an early hour this morning. The Nagasaki Maru will not be in port for more than five or six hours, for she is to sail before 2 o'clock this afternoon on her return journey, Passengers and "well-wishers" will be taken down to the wharf in special buses, Other arrivals to-day include the s. Pingwo (Indo-China S. M. Ca.), from Tungchow, which is to tie up at the Peking Road jetty this afternoon, end s, Shengking (China Navigation Ca), from the north, which is expected to come alongside the French Bund between 11 o'clock and noon. The Pingwo is to return to Tungchow on Tuesday morning, and the Shengking is also to make her return journey on the same day.
A large number of passengers, cargo and mails are to be taken by the China Navigation Co.'s s. Hsin Peking when she sails at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the French Bund on her u: ual run to Ningpo.
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