The Blockade of the Port & Harbour of Hongkong
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N. Mody & Co.
Wm. M. Morgan, Olyphant & Co.
Wm. Pustau & Co.
Reiss & Co.
Rozario & Co.
Russell & Co.
David Sassoon Sons & Co.
Edouard Schellhass & Co.
Granville Sharp, Siemssen & Co.
Turner & Co.
Vogel Hagedorn & Co.
PIRACY AT THE ENTRANCE OF HONGKONG HARBOUR.
At 11 a.m., on 28th May, 1874, the Chinese boat Chung- Sune, Lai Ahsing, Captain and owner, trading between Hong- kong and Hoi-Foong, left Victoria, having on board, besides the Captain, a supercargo named Yeong Wai-Lum, six sailors, a wo...man and child belonging to the vessel, and twenty pas- sengers, amongst whom were Pang Kee-Leong, LooAh-Sheak, Chea A-Hung, Mok Ah-Faht, all traders between Hongkong and Hoi-Foong.
The vessel having a miscellaneous cargo, valued at several thousands of dollars, went out of the Ly-ee-moon pass, stopping at the Foo-tow-moon Custom-house, where a Chinese Govern- 46 ment steamer was anchored. Here the Chinese Customs' officer came on board; all the boxes and packages were examined, and duty was paid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. Mody & Co.
Wm. M. Morgan, Olyphant & Co.
Wm. Pustau & Co.
Reiss & Co.
Rozario & Co.
Russell & Co.
David Sassoon Sons & Co.
Edouard Schellhass & Co.
Granville Sharp, Siemssen & Co.
Turner & Co.
Vogel Hagedorn & Co.
PIRACY AT THE ENTRANCE OF HONGKONG HARBOUR.
At 11 a.m., on 28th May, 1874, the Chinese boat Chung- Sune, Lai Ahsing, Captain and owner, trading between Hong- kong and Hoi-Foong, left Victoria, having on board, besides the Captain, a supercargo named Yeong Wai-Lum, six sailors, a wo...man and child belonging to the vessel, and twenty pas- sengers, amongst whom were Pang Kee-Leong, LooAh-Sheak, Chea A-Hung, Mok Ah-Faht, all traders between Hongkong and Hoi-Foong.
The vessel having a miscellaneous cargo, valued at several thousands of dollars, went out of the Ly-ee-moon pass, stopping at the Foo-tow-moon Custom-house, where a Chinese Govern- 46 ment steamer was anchored. Here the Chinese Customs' officer came on board; all the boxes and packages were examined, and duty was paid.
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