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Wong Sui, boatswain, declared:-
I was in the forecastle when the shouting began. I noticed the smell of a "stink-pot". I stayed down below and the pirates case and asked for arms. They searched all the effects down below, and they then forced me to drop anchor. There were over one hundred pirates. When the anchor was dropped I also saw some pirates on shore. They went off at Fu Wan. Some spoke Tung Kun, San On, Hakka, Sanshui and Cantonese dialects.
(Signed)
Wong Sui.
Kwok Tai, Compradore, declared:-
I was aft and I saw some burning of powder and
I saw pirates running about and the report of guns. They chased everybody they came across. I went to the 2nd Class passengers' quarters. I saw four pirates with revolvers at the doors telling the people they must not move.
I saw three or four pirates chasing and beating the shroff and then they beat me. They made me give up the key of the safe.
There were about $1000 in coin shipped, passage money and freight $241.40 and $600 odd of my own.. There were about thirty pirates on board. I do not think the passengers were searched this time.
(Signed) Kwok Tai.
Wo An, No. 2 fireman, declared:-
Three pirates came into the engine room looking for
the Chief Engineer. They carried revolvers. They forbade my touching the engines. They ordered me to wait for tele-
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