CO129-454 - Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1919 [4-6] — Page 307

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Defence Commissioner; she has been doing special work as a patrol boat in inland waters for the protection of Chinese and foreign merchants against robbers. In view of the friendly attitude which the Hongkong Government has always show and the assistance it has given in maintaining friendly relations with the Government of this province I cannot see that there is any necessity to order the Kwanglee to return to Hongkong.

In reply therefore to your despatch referred

to above I have the honour to lay these facts before you and to forward a copy of the depositions of the officers and crew of the Kwangles for transmission to Hongkong.