CO129-567-5 Traffic of arms to China and Japanese air-raids on Kowloon-Canton railway 11-4-1938 - 19-1-1939 — Page 165

Return for day 1933 showing ar Materials for Ching brought to the Col ny

Origin of materiels

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Carried by British ships

Carried by foreign ships

Katerials.

British

Foreign

British materials

Foreign materials

British materials

Foreign materials

Total materials

Percentage in kritish vessels.

Aeroplanes (708.)

19 (Canada)

15

19

15

34 Fos.

55.5

Aeroplane spares

(Cases)

106

23

83

106 cases

21.5

Bomba (Nos. )

13,400

18,400

13.400

311

kachine guns \pieces)

921

100

821

921 pieces

10.5

kifles (pieccs)

760

760

760 pieces

Hil

Fistols & revolvers

(pieces;

11,033

11,033

11,033 pieces

N11

Gun synchronizer

solenoids (pieces)

Gun tripods (Nos.)

Shells (rounds)

Cartridges (machine gun & rifle){rands)

Cartridges (platol

& revolver)(rands) Bomb Hoists (case)

T. A. T. (tons)

"etryl (tone)

80

80

10 pieces

Nil

500

500

500 Nos.

M1.

10,006

10,006

10,006 rounds

#11

3,105,900

49,419,980 3105,900 3,700,000

45,719,088

52,525,780

rounds

13

54,000

54,000

54,000 rounds

#11

1

1 case

100

131.3

131.3

181.3 tons

N11

7.2

7.2

7.2 tons

K11

Smokeless Fowder

(tons)

Kifle powder (tons)

264

26.4

26,4 tons

#11

277.2

277.2 277.2 tons

Xil

(a) british ships carrying war materials

Lenarty

bengohr

Burdwan

Lossiebank

Carthage

(b) Foreign ships carrying var materials

zasterkerk

Virrana

üneisenau

Sophie Rickmers

i rcussen

Toulouse

City of Mayville

Thurland eetle

{verage percentage by ships:

36

(Sd) al. Hopkins

Inspec'or.

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