CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 684

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with, or prepared to undertake active operation against pirates and bandits in the delts, and men on information received, he contemplates an exvedi – tion against them he submits his plans to the briti Senior Naval Officer. Should the latter feel that

he can usefully cooperate, details are arranged grant in aid is made out of the Hongkong funds, pli- ced at the disposal of this office, proportionate

to the total estimated cost of the operation. December 9th last, for instance, the first poin": expedition was arranged, after discussion with the British Naval Authorities and the Captain Superlate- dent of Police Hongkong, and it was agreed that,

whilst the Chinese troops should attack the pirate lairs on shore, His Majesty'a vessels should stand by and cut off any fugitives attempting to retreat,

by water. It wan calculated that the Chinese launch-

en conveying troops and assisting in the attack would require a given amount of coal and other sup- plies, and a sum of $5000 was accordingly handed over. The balance of the first allocation has since been similarly spent and it remains to be considered if results obtained are such as to justify an exteɛsion of the grant in aid, I personally am in favour of its continuance, as the total number of pirates thus accounted for during the December quarter was 166

Lore- and the return up to January 15th in forty. over since the introduction of these operations there