The Archive · 1938

Carthage Berths Today And Aramis is Expected Arabia Leaves for Japan; Two

Freighters Make Port Later

Normal shipping activity, will be witnessed during the week-end, tomorrow's arrivals including vessels from Europe and from Far East ports.

Arriving from Japan tomorrow the RMS. Carthage will stay in port for two days and then sail homewards by way of Hongkong, Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Port Said, Malta, Marseilles, Casablanca, Gibraltar and London. A passenger tender leaves the Customs Jetty on Tuesday at 10.30 am., but heavy luggage will not be conveyed on this vessel. Heavy baggage should be delivered to the lighter at the Customs Jetty between 2 and 3 p.m. on Monday. Customs permits will be required for all nailed cases.

The Messageries Maritimes Aramis is expected to arrive from Kobe on Monday morning, and should sail on the following day. for Marseilles, via Hongkong, Saigon, Singapore, Colombo, Djibouti, Suez and Port Said.

Local offices of the Blue Funnel Line state that the s. Agepenor will berth at Shanghai on Tuesday, probably sailing the following day or on Thursday. She is outward bound from Liverpgol.

The Hamburg Amerika my. Ramses reached Shanghai today from Japan and berthed at buoys 15 and 16. She sails tomorrow at 11 am. for Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Hamburg. The last tender leaves the Customs Jetty at 9 am.

The same company's inv. Assuan: arrives from Europe and way ports on Monday, berthing at the Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Company's Hongkew Wharf.

According to the latest arrangements made by the Lloyd Triestino Line, their cargo vessel the Arabia will leave Shanghai today for Japan.

The Nagasaki Maru. of the N.Y.K. Line sAils from Shanghai today for Nagasaki, and the D.K.K. Tsingtao Maru leaves tomorrow for Dairen at 11 a.m.

Sailing for Formosa, the O.SK. Canton Maru leaves port tomorrow, calling at Keelung and Takao. Mail intended for this vessel should be posted before 7 pin. tomorrow.

Two freighters are expected to make port on Tuesday, arriving from Europe and way ports. One of them is the N.D.L. inv. Alster and the other the East Asiatic Co.'s inv. Chile.

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