The Messageries Maritimes liner Felix Roussel will be coming into port from Japan early this afternoon, being expected to tie up at the Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co.'s Hongkew Wharf at about 2 o'clock.
Passengers from Kobe will be landed at the Customs Jetty about an hour later, Afler remaining in port overnight, the Felix Roussel will be sailing for Marseilles via the usual ports at about 11 o'clock to-morrow morning. Outgoing passengers will travel down to the ship in the tender Scot I, which is to leave the Messageries Maritimes Jetty on the Quai de France at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning The next P, & O, passenger vessel io sail from port will be the s. Carthage, which is to leave Shanghai on Tuesday, February 15, or eleven days hence. As usual, passengers Will be taken down-river to the ship by tender, heavy baggage being loaded into lighters which will be lying alongside the Customs Jetty between 2 and 3 pin. the previous: day.
The Carthage will be arriving from Japan a day or two earlier, and will be sailing from Shanghai for Colombo. Cochin, Aden, Port Said.
Malta, Marseilles and London with cargo, the mails, and passengers.
A round-trip voyage from Shanghai to Bali and Java, lasting for weeks, for only $650 is being offered by the local office of the Java-China-Japan Line to passengers sailing on the inv. Tjis leaving port next Thursday, or the Tiinega leaving Shanghai on March 3. Both ships will be calling at Hongkong and Manila en route. The compan: is also prepared to provide all inclusive round trip rates which will include stays of three days in Bali and five in Java, Coastal Shipping of coastal vessel fairly light, no 1 than six are scheduled to sail from Shanghai to-morrow, To-day's sailings comprise the I.-C. s. Suiwo, sailing from the Peking Road jetty at 7 am, for Tungchow; the C.N. Wusueh, sailing from the French Bund at 8.30 am, for the same port; znd the C.N. s. Kiungchow, from the French Bund at noon to-day for Foochow, Hongkong and Canton.
At 7 o'clock to-morrow morning, the C.N. s, Hangchow is to sail foi Wenchow. The I-C. s. Kungwo will be leaving Hunt's Wharf at 10 am, for Tungchow only, passengers going down to the wharf from the Peking Road jetty by tender at 9.30 am. At noon, the L-C. s, Leesang will be leaving the Ningpo Wharf, bound for Wenchow, Swatow and Hongkong.
The other three sailings are all at pin. The L-C. s. Kwaisang will be sailing at that hour from the Roosevelt Term r Chefoo and Tien e C.N. be leaving the French Bu tow, Hongkong, Hoihow, Pakhoi and Haiphong; and the I-C. s. Fausang will be sailing from the Roosevelt Terminal for Swatow, Hongkong and Canton.
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