Hankow, Nov. 1.
Monsignor Mario Zanin, Apostolic delegate to China, conducted a mass prayer for the welfare of China here yesterday, and after the services urged the Catholics to help Chinese refugees and wounded soldiers. Mon-dam, Hamburg and Bremen with signor Zanin arrived here on Octo-passengers, cargo and the mails.|ber 30 from Chengchow.—Central Melchers & Ca. are the local agents. News.
Coastal Shipping This afternoon, to turn to coastal shipping, Jardine's expect the I-C. s. Pingwo to berth at the Kinleeyuen Wharf from Tungchow; she will be joined on Thursday by the Yatshing; from Tientsin, Chefoo and Tsingtao, and until Sunday, when the Taksang is due from Hongkong and Swatow, no other Indo-China vessels are listed to arrive during the week.
To-morrow, the I-C. s. Tingsang will sail for Swatow and Hongkong at 6 am. from the Peking Road jetty; on Thursday, the s. Pingwo will leave her wharf for Tungchow at 8 am. and the s. Kwaisang from the Peking Road jetty at noon for Tsingtao, Chefoo and Tientsin; and on French Bund, at 8 am., the s. Kingyuan, 10 am. French Bund, for Swatow and Hongkong; and the s, Hsin Peking, 3 pin., French Bund, for Ningpo; to-morrow, the s. Sinkiang, 10 am., French Bund, for Hongkong; on Thursday, the s. Shantung, 11 am., French Bund, for y and Hongkong; and on Friday, Shengking, 10 am., French Bund, for Tsingtao, Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin, and the s, Szechuen, 11 am., French Bund, for Svatow, Hongkong and Haiphong.
Friday the Yatshing will leave the Kinleeyuen Wharf for Swatow and Hongkong at noon.
With regard to China Navigation ilings, the following have been arranged by Butterfield & Swire for the current weel To-day, the s. Wusueh, from the
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