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still coming ahead, I at once despatched my boat to stop her, while I was dealing with the "Empress of Japan": My boat steamed towards the "Shikoku Maru" flying "M.N." but Do notice was taken of the signal by the "Shikoku Maru". When abreast of her and about a cable off, my boat fired

■ "sound" rocket to draw attention to the signal, but this

The "Shikoku Maru" had now apparently had no effect. passed my boat but the latter followed as best she could sounding her siren and keeping the signal "M.X." flying. At the same time Xó, 2 boat in charge of Mr. Harvey the Assistant Examining Officer, approached the "Shikoku Maru" flying the signal "M.N." and Mr. Harvey shouting through Mr. Harvey's boat was a megaphone telling her to stop. within hailing distance and closing on the "Shikoku Maru's" starboard bow. No notice was taken of either of the beats

or signala, so my boat sounded X'es on her siren to

attract the attention of the examination battery and hoisted my flag, which is the signal arranged to request the battery tỏ bring the ship to, which they did by opening

fire."

This statement was read over to Masuda Kusa Saburo,

Master of the Shikoku Maru"; who at this stage nakes the

following statement:-

"I left the port of Maha", which is about 500 miles S.E. of Taiwan, on the 1st August, and prosseded to Taiyə Yana Island (between Naha and Formosa) where I loaded

coal, and left there on the 9th August. cable at Yaiyayama, but I never heard there that a state

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of war existed and there was no other ship at Taiyeyama

at the game time. I came straight to Hongkong from Yaiye