The U.S. naval transport Gold Star sailed from Shanghai yesterday at about noon with 134 Americans on board who are evacuating to Manila, and a large consignment of mail. The vessel arrived in Shanghai on Sunday evening with 116 evacuees from northern ports.
From Chefoo, Weihaiwei and Tsingtao, the B. & S. s. Shengking arrived in port yesterday and drew up alongside the French Bund with a number of passengers and some bags of delayed trans-Siberian mail The s, Tjisalak, of the Java-China-Japan Line, is due at Woosung some time this morning from Dairen on her way home to Sourabaya. She is to sail this evening, with a number of passengers and a large quantity of cargo, much of which was yesterday piled up on the Bund's foreshore to be carried out to the vessel.
Another sailing from Shanghai today is the Jardine s, Chaksang. which will get away from the Peking Road Jetty at noon for Tsingtao, Cheíoo and Tientsin. The next arrival here of the line will be the Tingsang which is due to-morrow from Hongkong and Swatow.
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