The trawler steamer alongside the launch and escorted it with the junk in tow to Siu Man Shan where both crews were put
ashore.
(2)
Datu' of
Incident
7pc & llo. of Junk
Ovner or Master
Crew
& Passonger
Loss or Damage
1.6.41
Reported
Trading T572211
Li Pik 31 Yrs.
C.
6
P.
1
Junk & Gear Junk V.$1000.
Master, of la
24.5.41
Kong, Hoi Pung
Cargo Cargo of 1800 coment bags v.$8000.
27.6.41
Trading T1781H
Chan Ching 30
30
rs. Cargo
Juni take:. away $7000.0
watcher, of
Wai Chow
2.7.41
topor tod je 7.41
Arading Unknown
Mong Luk Sui,
13 Yra. foki of Kyong Hoi
LO
5
3
Value unknown
Nature of Incident
20
Long. & Lat.
Tar V.$560.00 Gunny bags V.$4000.00
Soda etc. $12000.0 Cotton yard $68000.00 Oat V. $1500.00 Books 7.$70.00 011 V.850730.
.V.$136360.00
Bamboo value unknown
Junk was stopped off Lap Sap Mei & taken in tow to Tai Shan where the cargo was unloaded into lighters. They wore then compelled to take their junk on the beach & broak up the junk This junk was in toy by the 3/1 Tak Hog lying the Portuguese flag when stopped near Lin Tin. The trawler camed alongsido the launch & re vere escorted to Siu Man Shan where the crow vero put ashore.
When sailing near Lap Sap Hoi three Japanese travlers opened fire. The crew took to the sampan & vore again fired on. The sampan was then taken in tow by a trawler & later capsized throwing everyone into the water. Wong Mok Cui, who was wounded in
to the head managed to hold on the upturned saman & was ovun-· tually picked up & taken to Cheung Chau. Ho succumbed to his injuries in the Queen Mary Hosp. on 8.7.41.
Long. 113 Lato
49' .
22
8 'N.
Long.
1130 48 Da Lat.
22° 25' .
Long- 1139 49' 0. Lat.
220
B1 N.
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