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| rowid | 32408 |
|---|---|
| date | 1917-06-23 |
| page | 7 |
| column | a-c |
| title | |
| description | Australia news/ An open letter from Chinese businessman in Sydney Kuang Xiuqiong on the prospect of navigation industry. Chinese communities in Queensland, Sydney, New South Wales, and Bendigo, Victoria are to jointly set up a steamship company and their motives. The New South Wales Chinese Chamber of Commerce helps its member Guo Peihuan for his effort to release uncle Guo Weisheng (Manrong). Stamps are stolen in Sydney. Japanese musical instruments such as dulcimer enter Australian market. A white man is hanged in Sydney for rape and murder. Theft and robbery in Sydney. |
| source | Tung Wah |
| page_url | http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24095740 |
| trove_id | 24095740 |