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Sir,
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The Captain Superintendant's
office,
Police Department,
REG 14 JUL 13 Hongkong, 19th, June, 1913.
I have the honour to report that on the 16th.
instant Detective Constable c 182 Lau Lam, stationed at Sham Shui
Po, reported to P.S. A 57 McKay, officer in charge of Sham Shui
Po Station, that he was suspicious of the inmates of 1 Suidter
Street, 2nd. floor, Tai Kok Tsui. P.S. A 57 McKay, in company with the detective, thereupon visited the premises. In consequence of his enquiries he asked for a Superintendent to visit the premises.
He was directed to watch the house and detain the innates. At 6.30
p.m. on the same date the Assistant Superintendent visited the
house.
found: -
1.
On the 2nd. floor the following six persons were
Wong Min Sang, 24 years, Annamite, ex-student of
St. Joseph's College.
2.
Chan Meng.
3.
Lại Lan,
4.
Wun Yuk,
5.
57 years, Annamite, came from Siam
about 20 days ago.
17 years, Annamite, ex-student of St.
Joseph's College.
30 years, Annanite, came from Siam about 20 days ago.
Yau Yau Tsing, 30 years, Annamite, came from Siam
about 20 days ago.
6.
Lai Chan,
29 years, Annamite, came from Siam
about 20 days ago.
They had rented the foor from liay 14th., 1913.
In various articles of luggage claimed by the six
men Police found the following:-
18 glass tubes, some of which were partially prepared as
detonatore for bombs.
13 large empty cast-iron bomb-shells.
10 sticks of dynamite.
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