CO129-507-3 China- anti-piracy precautions 31-10-1927 - 25-10-1928 — Page 164

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11th Soveaber, 1920.

olorence to your wolographio antitry a

procantlyn dopted at the treaty ports to prevent

ers currying arms from cnburking on Brition

ateumors, I have the honour to report that the British

nhipping Gunpanies operating totoen this port, hongkong

and other Chinese ports, whose ships sarry Caineme

passengers, make Boss attempt to search the passengera

bearding tasir ships, the work being earried out by

the Indian guards.

o be porrunotory.

am during a ship's stay in port, especially if it is

wharl. orowo of uso cooller and other

mangling of arms on to these ships before the embarkatien

of passengere is easy.

Consequently, the must rigorou

search of passengers and their luggage would not

necessarily ensure that no weapons had been placed o

buard to be brought out wad used by outwardly harmless

passengers at a suitable moment.

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Buxe local shop or autoi, so that in the event

piracy it may be onible 10 10 rete

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but this precaution is only partially

the shipal comprac

ia fores, for it is kaven that the ships

owatrol the Chinooo paorngers Duino put earr

heir instructions unizorals.

what further aeasuren might be aduprod 入学す。 Lampeon, ふぁじゅぷoco, CoBea HoYou

G.B. nisingoutta Mimator.

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