CO129-488 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1925 [1-7] — Page 161

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Acting on previous instructions the following party left the Royal Naval Dockyard at 16.45 hours on 17th January, 1926, on board His Majesty's Tug "St Monance! –

Mr.Booth, Assistant Director of Criminal Investi. gation.

Captain Bloxham, Assistant Superintendent of Police.

Inspector Pincott, Detective Staff.

Police Sergeant Chester Woods, Detective Staff. Inspector Chu Houng, Chinese Detective Inspector. Five Chinese Detectives.

Lieutenant Commander Ingham, Royal Navy. Lieutenant Drake Brockman, East Surrey Regiment.

With us was Colonel Wong Fuk Chi and Mr.Neal (late of Hongkong Police), who is working with the Colonel in Piracy and Bandit Suppression.

We proceeded to Mira Bay and anchored in Long Harbour at 18.30 hours as it was impossible to make Bias Ray before dark.

We weighed anchor at 05.30 houre on 18th January, 1925, and proceeded to Bias Bay and anchored at 07.30 hours, 1 miles off Hachung Village where Colonel Tong Fuk Chi was to collect 200 of his troops.

As no junks or sampane came near us, Mr.Booth, Police Sergeant Chester Woods and Colonel Wong Fuk Chi rowed ashore in the Tug's life boat. On arrival there they found that the troops had left for a village called Pak Mong Fa about 13 miles inland, some three hours before they landed. Colonel Wong Fuk Chi then despatched a man on horseback to order them to return at once.

Mr.Booth and Police Sergeant Chester Woods then

returned