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Date of
Incident
Type & No. of Junk
Owner or Master
Crew
&
Loss or Damage
Passenger
C.
P.
Junk & Gear
Cargo
17.3.41
Fishing
(Reported 880HW
31.3.41)
Lai Chan Yau 44 Yrs. Master of HongKong.
16
1 licence book.
Nil
25.3.41
Trading
Cheung Fo Kin
13
2 cannon
(Reported T5401H
31 Yrs. Master,
v. $80.00
31.3.41)
of Yiu On, Fukin.
Fortilizer, bean cake & cigarettos v.$5600.00
23.3.41
(Reported
Fishing 220HA
Chan Sia King
35 Yrs. Master,
1 licence book.
Nil
1.4.41)
of Macau
25
18.3.41
(Reported T3218H
2.4.41)
Trading
Cheung Hei
8
Ching, 50 Yrs.
1 licence book.
Master, of
Wai Loi
2 Gingles v.$40.00
Boan cake & beans V.$1570.00
Nature of Incident
The junk was stopped and searched off Kit Shek by a Japanese war- ship and the licence book taken avray.
Junk was anchored in Hoi Mun when the Japanese attacked the town. He got up anchor with the intention of sailing away, but was stopped by a Japanese des- troyer, and his junk taken in tow to Kwong O near Swatov. The cargo was transferred to the destoryer.
This boat was stopped and scar- ched off sam Mei and the licence book taken away by a Japanese trawler.
This junk was sailing in convoy with two other junks when they were stopped off Sam Mun Kwan by a Japanese dostoryer. They were boarded and all the cargo was dumped overboard. The crows of the other two junks were put on board this junk and the dos- troyer left towing the two other junks in the direction of Sam Mun Kwan.
Long. & Lat.
41
Long. 115°38'E.
Lat.
22° 57'N.
Long.
116° 36′ E. Lat.
25° 11' N.
Long.
115° 25' E.
22° 46' N.
Lat.
Long.
114 39' E.
Lat.
22° 26' N.