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immediately reported to the Central Station. That on his returning from the Lighthouse to Shan-Kiwan your petitioner at 12 o'clock on the night of the 13th saw the white sail cargo boat taking this junk over to Kan lung.
That at 4 o'clock in the morning your petitioner went over to Kan lung in a boat from Shan tuwan and saw his junk lying near the landing where Lieutenant Sai was landing the Goods- and he then saw distinctly with his own eyes that the men were Chinese soldiers and not Pirates.
They often violate British Territory - That at 5 o'clock on that morning your petitioner returned to Shan mati and thence to Hong Kong at 8 o'clock in the steam launch. Your petitioner is compelled to lay the fact of his case before your Honor - praying your Honor to restore the property to him and to keep him from injury. And your Petitioner is in duty bound will ever Pray-
The Junk was worth $60
Clothes on board
The following are the owner's.
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iminediately reported to the Central Station. That on his returning from the Lighthouse to Shan- Kiwan
your petitioner at 12 delock on the night of the 13th saw the
whitecail da han boat taking
This junk over to Kan lung.
That at 4 delock in of the Int
T
the morn
morning your petitioner went
lung in a boat
over to Kan lung in a
from
Ihan tuwan and saw his junk
·near
lying of Lieutenant sai landing the Goods- and he then saw dis- tinetly with his
the cruiser in command
own eyes that the men were Chinese poldiero and not Pirates -
They often violate British Perri- dory - That at 5 relock on
that
morning your petitioner returned
Ijan mati and thence to Hong
to Jau
Kong
at 8 o'clock in the steam
launch. Your petitione & is the repre
compelled to lays the fact of
his case before your Honor - praying your
Stonor to restore
the property to him and to Keep him from injury. And
your
Petitioner is in duty bound
will ever Pray-
The Junk was worth $60
Clothes on board
The following
are
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the owner.
They
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