With the Castor, Pollux, Delfland, a vessel belonging to the inland civil captain Isaac Enko and the chialoup Nagelboom were stores transported with a total value of ƒ 5316 including 4343 lb coffee-beans, 8086 lb nutmegs, 1630 pearl-shells, and 293lb indigo. Due to bad weather circumstances the hongi voyage towards Manipa, Sawai and Hatuwe in October 1728 stopped. Three kora-kora's were stranded so the governor wasn't able to do anything against the Papuan pirates. An expedition in May towards North Ceram wasn't successful either. The Dutch East Company still possessed 4 sloepen and 2 pantjalangs, civilians owned another 14 sloepen and 26 sampans. While patrolling from Ceram for Papuan pirates two vessels were seized, the crews however escaped. Arrows wounded two Europeans.
Source
J. van Goor. Generale Missiven van Gouverneurs-Generaal en Raden aan Heren XVII der Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie. Deel IX: 1727-1737. The Hague
