The Archive · 1937

Ships For the North

The Butterfield & Swire s. Taiyuan is due to sail at 6 am. to-day for Tsingtao, Chefoo and Weihaiwei. The Shuntien will leave at 10 am. on Sunday for Tsingtao, Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin. The Taiyuan will leave for the north again at 10 ann. on Friday, October 22; The s. Kaying is scheduled to leave for Amoy, Hongkong and Haiphong at noon to-day. The Tsinan will leave for Foochow and Hongkong at noon on Sunday, ati the Kingyuan for Swatow and Hongkong at the same time.

River boats leaving are the Luchow, which sails for Ningpo at 3 p.m. tomorrow, the Hsin Peking, which leaves for Ningpo at 3 pin. on Saturday, and the Wusueh, which leaves for Tungchow at 8 am, on Sunday.

A large number of passengers left Shanghai yesterday for Hongkong and Batavia on board the Java-

China-Japan Line s., Tjikembang. The vessel arrived Mere in the morning, bringing in about 40 passengers from Dairen, and sailed in the early afternoon with a full load of passengers, in addition to 150 bags of mail for Hongkong, Manila and Java. There was a large crawd gathered at the Customs Jetty to see off the passengers boarding tenders for the Tjikembang, which tied up in the "safe anchorage." The tenders displayed both British and Netherlands flags during their trips down river, and they arrived at the "safe anchorage" without incident.

The Blue Funnel. s. Talthybius will arrive from Paciüc Coast ports on Monday, tying up at the Kwang-hwa Wharf, Gough Island, to load oil in bulk, and to take on general cargo. The Talthybius will leave again with passengers for Pacific Coast ports on Tuesday, via Dairen and Japan ports.

The Lloyd Triestino motor vessels Victoria, Fusijama and Himalaya are due here in the near future, The Fusijama arrives on October 15, the Victoria on October 17 and the Himalaya on the 20th of next month.

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