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embarked at Singapore and I am almost certain that there was no

collusion on the part of the members of the crew.

No persons

were injured as the result of the piracy. During the whole of

the time the pirates had charge I was treated very well and es

far as I know the other officers were treated likewise. The

officers end engineers all kept their regular watches. From

start to finish we did not stand an earthly chance to offer

resistance as owing to the completeness of their plans and the suddenness of the attack we were taken completely by surprise.

The chief pirate told me that they had expected to find bullion

on board and that they had waited 5 weeks for this ship. He

said his gang had pirated 7 other ships. His description is as

follows:-

About 5' 9" in height, thin build, long thin face, sellow

complexion, spoke fairly good English, shoes and stockings, white shirts and jackets.

The others were a mixed crowd and I was too busy to take

very much notice of particulars. As far as I know passengers embarking at Singapore are not searched.

The losses by the various ship's officers are as follows:- Captain

$180.00 in Straits Settlements Currency Notes

Chief Engineer

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70.00

Third Engineer

Doctor

25.00

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36.00

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and from the 4th Engineer a razor and a watch valued $8.00 making

a total of $319.00.

(sd.) P. J. Shannon,

Lance Sergeant 197.

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