Ah Lee, Ah Kim, Ah Woong & Lee Goon. Absconded during transhift at Sydney
Abstract
This file contains:
• Envelope addressed to Lew Hey Ning 劉希年 c/o Quong Mee Loong 廣美隆 Melbourne, from father Hon Way 瀚維 of the village 橫水蟠龍里, pp. 65-66
• Letter from father Hon Way to two sons p. 71
• Statement about ship arrival details, p. 73
• Letter from father Hon Way to his sons Lew Hey Ning (here 劉希寧) & Lew Hey Joong 劉希仲 ‘for subscriptions to build a watch-house in their own village’, p. 77
• Chinese music, pp. 80-83
• Accounts of money, pp. 85-90
• Letter from Quong Mee Loong to Hey Joong, p. 92
• Note with Sing Yuen 成源 company letterhead, p. 96
• Clothing bill, p. 100
• Envelope addressed to 劉遂同 son of Lew Hey Joong, p. 103
• Letter from Lew Hey Joong to wife Cai shi 蔡氏, p. 105
• Letter from Hey Ning to Hey Joong about father’s request for 100 dollars, p. 108
| Subject | Australia–Emigration and immigration—History |
| Chinese–Migrations | |
| Foreign workers, Chinese | |
| Correspondence | |
| Chinese language | |
| White Australia policy | |
| Courts | |
| Category | 3. World War I |
| Keywords | translation |
| Evidence | |
| Creator | Department of Home and Territories, Central Offic |
| Current Holder | National Archives of Australia |
| Period Of Reference | 1913/1935 |
| Series Number | A1, 1935/7020 |
| Item Number | 45876 |
| Access Rights | Digitised |
| Rights | Copyright National Archives of Australia |
| Country Of Origin | Australia |
| China | |
| Place | Melbourne |
| Language | Chinese |
| English | |
| Physical Format | Correspondence |
| Letters | |
| Posters |
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