CO129-585-1 Sino-Japanese conflict- attacks on shipping 25-1-1940 - 2-10-1940 — Page 139

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Loss or Damage

Date of

Inai dent

Type & No. of Junk

Owner or Kaster

CTE

Junk & Gear

Jargo

15.10.39

Fishing Junk No. unknoʻWE

LAN KAN

11 palos

000,00 Junk

foki,

* females

500.00 Gear

of SAX MII

$

child

400,00 Arma

Chinese Territory

460.00

Money

&lo-

thing

26.10.39

Fishing Junk

Fo Hong Kong licence Maqsu licence 3366

NO PUX SHING of TUNG KE Chinese Territory

8 meles

$2,500.00 by

4. Females

5 childrena

45.00

fire ro 20 taken

26.10.39

Fishing Junk 3247 H.A.

LAT CHAT YAU of Hong Kong

8 males

16,000,00 Junk

females children

2,700.00 0esr

200,00 sai le ,000.00 C10-

thing,

24.10.39

Pishing Junk

2246 11.D.

19

LENO SING CHAU

8 les

5 females

of TUKE KUN

Chinese Territory |8 children

Nature of Incident

139

Boarded by Japanese from a motor boat near Lem Islands, Chinese Watere, the junk was set afire and as fer es know LAH KAN is the mly survivor, he escaped in a small sampen.

Boarded by Jasmisao near Yaone from a trawler, crew vore sent sway in a man- pan and Junk set afire, No me in- jurod.

Boarded by Japanese from a travler near LAP SAM MEI, Chinese Waters, 3 malce and 2 children escaped in only sümpm, the fete of the reminder is unknown Junk was set afiro,

A Japanese motor bost approached the junk off LAU FAU SUÄ in Deep Day, British atera.

v

The motor boat opmød fire with a Machine Gun, the junk re-

turned the fire with rifles md siled into shallow water, The motor toat then made off, No one injured,