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On 14 April 1777, approval was requested for the assignment of a task to the Rembang Resident. Additionally, 3 rampaarden (battering rams) were ordered to be made locally. The residents of Balemboangang were asked to provide the following contributions:
  • 50 pieces of grapes filled with lead weighing 1 pound
  • 3 bundles of fuse
  • ½ ream of cardboard paper
  • 2 pieces of grenadier weapons
  • 2 curved sabers with copper fittings and sheaths
  • 1/15 barrel of sharp snaplock cartridges
  • 4 pieces of pikes
  • 1 Company flag
  • 4 pieces of flints
The Surabaya officials requested a different type of boat instead of the original one. The Rembang Resident van Hogendorp was assigned to arrange this. Approval was also requested for the order and shipment to the eastern corner of 3 rampaarden to replace the same number that were found unfit during inspection at the end of February. Officials claimed they could not make or provide these at the set price. Regarding domains and revenues, on 14 April 1777, the village Panaroekan was leased to Hang Boeijko for a certain amount, and the salt village Pinger Bapas was also transferred. Following a proposal, the residents of eastern Balemboangang were exempted from all contributions for 2 more years, covering 1777 and 1778. The Regent of that district and his subordinates were informed through the Surabaya officials. This measure was expected to help these poor people and increase the population of the area. According to official authorization, the district Panaroekan was leased to Hang Boeijko, Captain of the Chinese community in Surabaya, for 5 years starting 1 January and ending 31 December 1781, for 500 Spanish Realen per year. He was required to provide the permanent garrison in the fort with regular rations of rice, oil, and salt, as well as necessary firewood and water, without payment. A letter from 27 December 1776 requested information about the Captain of the Chinese in Sumanap, Tjong Hensaaij, who asked to lease the villages Pinger Pappas and Tanjong from the local regent.

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den 14=e April 1777.
E
Aan Hang Boeijko is Pana„
„roekan in huur gelaten
„paalde somma,
En onder zeeker mits.
ook de zout Negorij Pinger
bapas afgestaan.
des Eerstgeteekendens voordragt, de berarmde jnwoon„
„ders van ooster-Balemboangang, voor nog twee Jaaren
of voor het teegenwoordige Jaar 1777. en het volgende
1778, gelieven vrij te laaten van alle contributien, ons
tot narigt strekkende, hebben wij ook door de soura„
„baijasche bediendens, den Regent van dat district
en zijn onderhoorige doen aankundigen, terwijl wij
geensints twijffelen, of dit zal zoo wel tot opbeuring van
dese arme Lieden strekken, als verdere bevolking van
het land veel contribueeren
Ingevolge uwer Hoog Edelheeden veel g'eerde qualificatie, is
aan den Capitain der Chineesche natie te sourabaija Hang
Boeijko, het Landschap Panaroekan, in huur gelaten, voor
voor zeekere tijd en be„ de tijt van nog 5. Jaaren, ingegaan primo Januarij passato,
om te eindigen ultimo December 1781. voor 500. Spaanse
Reaalen in 't Jaar, en mits de vaste bezetting in de ben„
„ting daar, zonder betaling fourneerende, het ordinaire
Randzoen van Rijst, olij en zout, mitsgaders voorziende
van het nodige brandhout en water.
E
Aan Jang Boeijkeois als even n dewijl uwe Hoog Edelheeden ons bij missive van den
27 December 1776, hebben gelieven te demandeeren, om den
Capitain der Chineesen te Sumanap Tjong Hensaaij,
op zijn versoek, om van den regent aldaar in huur
te moogen hebben, de dessa Pinger Pappas, de dessa
Tanjong
te

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National Archives / Archives South Holland, archive number 1.04.02, Inventaris van het archief van de Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (VOC), 1602-1795 (1811), inventory number 3497, Heren Zeventien en kamer Amsterdam, INGEKOMEN STUKKEN UIT INDIË, Overgekomen brieven en papieren, Overgekomen brieven en papieren uit Indië aan de Heren XVII en de kamer Amsterdam, Overgekomen brieven en papieren uit Indië aan de Heren XVII en de kamer Amsterdam, 1778. Zevenentwintigste boek: Batavia's ingekomen brievenboek, deel VII: Java's Oostkust



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