The island of Bali, the Mecca of many world tourists, will be visited by the Java-China-Japan Line my. Tiinegara on her present voyage to the Netherlands Indies. She arrived in port early yesterday afternoon, tying up at the A.P.C. installation wharf at Gough Island, and is to sail for the south at 11 o'clock to-morrow morning from Holt's Wharf. Passengers will go down to the ship in al tender which is to leave the Custom Jetty promptly at 9.30 am.
On her way through to Java, the Tjinegara is to call at Amoy, Hongkong, Manila, Cebu, Menado, Macassar and Bali, and she is carrying passengers, cargo and the fails.
With the departure of the P. & O. s. Corfu and Norddeutscher Lloyd s. Trave for European ports. via Suez yesterday, the port of Shanghai as regards departures of deep-sea shipping will be comparatively quiet until the end of the week. The Messageries Maritimes liner Andre Lebon is to leave Kobe to-day, however, and will be coming into port on Friday. She vill remain here overnight, sailing the next day for Marseilles via ports.
Another stiling on Friday will be that of the Glen Line s. Glenbeg, which is due.at Holt's Wharf, Pootung shortly from Dairen (where she has been held up by port conditions) She is due to sail on Friday, according to present arrangements for Casablanca, London, Rotterdam, Ham burg and Antwerp, with calls at the usual intermediate ports en route.
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