CO129-585-1 Sino-Japanese conflict- attacks on shipping 25-1-1940 - 2-10-1940 — Page 102

Date of Incident

21.1.40

(13)

Loss or Damage

Type & No.

of Junk

Owner or Meeter

Crew

Junk & Gear

Cargo

A. Cargo Boat

425Y

TSANG TAI ON

melea

#11

Fil

Trader of PO ON

Chinese Territory

4

B. 265V

PUN KSM LUN

12 meles

N11

Nil

of HOI PING

Chinese Territory

Nature of Incident

102

Pranges v. $15,000.00 Chinese burrency

These two bosts were seized by a Japanese motor boat in Deer Bay in British waters, their cargo was put on board two lighters being towed by 3.L. KHAI HING which stopped by Japanese nesr CHEK WAN. The Japanese appear to have forced these lighters to take the asr go to Hong Kong to Bell it and bring them be ok the proceeds, however, the original owners reported to police and their bargoes were recovered when the

ighters arrived in Hong Kong. No one injured.

Boarded so it h of Leme Islands, Chinese waters by Japanese from trawler. Arms & ropes taken. No one injured.

Boarded by Japanese from a warship bff SAN MUN in Chinese waters, seils were out down and cargo seized, Later crew were picked up by anot her junk. No one injured.

Boarded by Japanese off SAM MEI from warship No. 14, cargo taken and junk damaged. No one injured.

26.1.40

Fishing Junk 838 H.C.

KWOK HO of Hong Kong

4 males

Armemente $100.00

ropes

Nil

23.1.40

Fishing Junk No. unknown

MAX CHIU SANG of CHIU CHAU Chinese Territory

malee

Junk

$2,000.00

26.1.40

Trading Junk T7159H

LAM

HIN of

LUK PUNG

Chinese Territory

males

$400.00

General 3980.00