CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 310

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Kongmoon Police and appointed his elder

brother instead. To the south of Kongmoon

is Gaemoon Fort, held by an independent

Commander, Leung Yang, who draws his reve-

nue chiefly from steamer companies and

from the railway, but who has kept good

order for the past four or five years.

General Leung Hung-kal has now ordered

him to be replaced by one Wong Iu-gan,

is said to be a notorious pirate. There

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is a Maritime Customs substation at Gaemoon,

which has been warned by Leung Yang that he

intends to resist any attempt made by Wong

Iu-gan to relieve him.

There was to have been an attack on

the Kongmoon convoy last night (September

28th). H.M.8. "Robin" reports however that

she encountered two pirate launches that

evening, which ran up a small creek. One

of them she sank by gunfire, the other one

she captured, This second one proved to be

the "Hangly", registered in the name of a

British subject named Rafeek. His launches

are chartered out to Chinese, the "Hangly'

being the second one within the past fort-

night found to be engaged in piracy. The

earlier one, the "Kinguet", which was cap- tured by General Li Fu-lin's troops and was

handed over to the "Robin', is at present