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SS Hsin Wah

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SS *Hsin Wah*
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|s={{linktext|新华|轮}} |t={{linktext|新華|輪}} |l=New China warship |w=Hsin-wa Chien |psp=SS Hsin Wah |p=Xīnhuá Lún
}}SS Hsin Wah, now also known as the {{nowrap|SS Xinhua,}} was a steamship owned by China Merchants Steam Navigation Company, navigating between Canton City, Hong Kong, and Shanghai.^[1] She was built in 1921 by Napier & Miller in Glasgow. The ship was once seized by pirates of Bias Bay in 1928 and saved by the SS Zhongshan (then written Chung Shan). She sunk in 1929 when grounded on northern rocks of Waglan, an island southeast of Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong, with a loss of between 300 and 400 lives.^[2]^[1]

References

1. ^¹{{cite news |title=Ship Sink Off Waglan |newspaper=The Hongkong Telegraph |date=16 January 1929}}
2. ^[https://www.nytimes.com/1929/01/17/archives/300-die-on-chinese-ship-only-23-are-rescued-when-steamer-hsinwah.html 300 die on Chinese ship], The New York Times (17 January 1929)

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