chinesecommunity.org.nz - Latest 50 Results in combined with category of Immigration

Book review: Being Chinese- Voices from the Diaspora by Wei Djao

2013-03-02T13:09:12Z

The term "diaspora" is defined as the migration or scattering of people away from their ancestral homelands.

Chinese market gardeners and the market gardens

2013-02-20T13:36:21Z

The first Chinese market gardens were recorded in 1866

Book review: The Encyclopedia of the Chinese Overseas by Lynn Pan

2013-02-13T02:53:14Z

If you want to know more about Chinese communities in New Zealand and around the world, Lynn Pan's book is worth checking out

Chinese Canadian Stories website

2013-01-09T20:56:49Z

As the Chinese proverb goes “Falling leaves return to their roots”, each of us have a beginning which spans 4 generations ago or beyond the places we call home.

It takes a village

2012-11-22T21:29:59Z

The project process is illustrated in the snap-shot of the students working with the residents and enjoying the social connection made at the Villages.

Shipping List 1938 - 1939

2011-07-16T03:18:19Z

Shipping List - Refugee Chinese women and children, with some men folk, arrival to Auckland and Suva, via Sydney. Compiled From paper records held at the Auckland Archives - compiled

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New Zealand, Immigration Passenger Lists, 1855-1973

2011-01-08T19:58:57Z

New Zealand, Immigration Passenger Lists (FamilySearch Historical Records) When using the search - remember to put the last name of your person, in the first name - the way the

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Chinese Passengers / Shipping List Sydney to Auckland on SS Marama 22 October 1929.

2012-07-06T09:20:53Z

Chinese Passengers / Shipping List Sydney to Auckland on SS Marama 22 October 1929. Compiled from paper records at Auckland Archives.

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Chinese Passengers / Shipping List on SS Maheno Sydney 29 June 1928 to Auckland 3 July 1928.

2012-07-06T09:07:39Z

Chinese Passengers / Shipping List on SS Maheno Sydney 29 June 1928 to Auckland 3 July 1928. Compiled from Paper Records at Auckland Archives.

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Chinese Passengers / Shipping Lists incoming to Auckland 1930.

2012-07-06T08:51:59Z

Chinese Passengers / Shipping Lists incoming to Auckland 1930. Compiled from paper records at Auckland Archives SS

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The First Chinese Refugees

2009-08-27T10:53:16Z

The first arrived in New Zealand between 1938 to 1941. This was the period where many women and children arrived to join their men folk here. Life was difficult for

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Shipping Lists 1940

2012-03-16T03:40:21Z

Chinese passengers Sydney to Auckland 1940. These include wives and children admitted as war refugees and men. Compiled from paper records Auckland Archives. Compiled by Bev Lowe.

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Jan Lay Jung

2012-04-08T21:59:21Z

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Wong Leong

2012-03-31T21:20:07Z

Have found a listing for Wong Leong, Gardener Thames. he left Auckland 10 April 1916, and returned to Auckland on the Victoria, via Sydney 12/3/1917.

Chinese in Taranaki

2010-10-17T05:32:51Z

In the mountain's shadow : a century of Chinese in Taranaki 1870 to 1970 Helen Wong.

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CHINESE REFUGEES ARRIVAL AT AUCKLAND

2011-12-24T07:37:28Z

CHINESE REFUGEES ARRIVAL AT AUCKLAND MUCH HARDSHIP ENDURED(By Telegraph—Press Association.)AUCKLAND, September 4,The first group of Chinese refugees brought to New Zealand from war zones by relatives in the Dominion has

Ho Sue Shee

2010-05-23T23:14:21Z

A woman from Zhong Shan.

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Ho Sue Shee part 2

2010-05-23T22:22:45Z

A woman from Zhongshan. A documentary by Peter Lee. Part 2

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Ho Sue Shee part 3

2010-05-23T22:29:48Z

A woman from Zhongshan. A documentary by Peter Lee. Part 3

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Ho Sue Shee part 1

2010-05-23T21:47:52Z

A woman from Zhongshan. A documentary by Peter Lee. Part 1

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Sue Shee. A Woman from Zhong Shan: Her Life and Legacy

2010-05-23T22:46:35Z

A film documentary about the intriguing and influential life story of Sue Shee.

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Chinese in Tonga

2011-08-13T04:33:36Z

To, James Jiann Hua Earned his MA in international relations in 2003 from the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, where he is now doing doctoral work in the same

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Chinese in NZ Census 1906 and 1910

2011-07-23T10:12:49Z

Census 1906 The returns show that Wellington harbours more Chinese than any other city or town. There are 306 male and 18 female Chinese here. Auckland has 111 ; Palmerston

Aorangi

2011-07-16T05:19:42Z

AORANGI (11)1924-53 17,491 gross tons. Lbd: 600' x 72'2" x 29'9". (176.8 x 22 metres) on: 148515 Passenger Vessel built by Fairfield, Govan (Yard No 603) for Union Steamship Company

Niagara

2011-07-16T05:18:35Z

NIAGARA 1913-40 13,415 gross tons, net, dwt. Lbd: 524'7" x 66'3" x 28'1". (159.9 x 20.2 metres) on: 135193 Passenger-cargo steamship built by John Brown Clydebank for Union Steamship Company

Awatea

2011-07-16T05:17:44Z

AWATEA 1938-42 13,482 gross tons. Lb: 527 x 74 x 25.5 feet. (166.1 x 22.5 x 7.9 metres) Passenger Cargo steamship built by Vickers Armstrong Ltd, Barrow in Furness, England

Ships Syney to Auckland

2011-07-16T05:08:08Z

Sailings June 1937-April 1938 (issued May 1937) Vessel(s) Ports of call Aorangi Niagara Monowai (two voyages in June-August only; last one returned to Wellington instead of Auckland) Auckland, Sydney Awatea

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Re: When hui and much more is same for Maori and Chinese

2011-02-17T03:01:41Z

I think too much is made of Maori History and from where they might have come. When one studies the migration of peoples out of Africa it becomes clear that

Passenger List NZ

2011-01-08T20:00:26Z

https://wiki.familysearch.org/en/New_Zealand,_Immigration_Passenger_Lists_%28FamilySearch_Historical_Records%29 Collection Time Period These lists cover the period from 1871 to 1915.

Chinese Portraits

2010-07-29T08:32:53Z

There are boxes of these photos at the Auckland Archives.

Appo Hocton

2010-03-23T07:24:34Z

Book celebrates country's first Asian By JOSH REICH - The Nelson Mail The life and achievements of Appo Hocton, the first person of Asian ethnicity to become a naturalised

Time to Say Goodbye

2009-07-07T04:34:33Z

Herbert Wong's account of the journey he took as a young child, from his war-torn Chinese hometown to settle in New Zealand. The story was submitted to the NZCA Short

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New book about Chinese on the West Coast of New Zealand Publication1

2009-11-24T22:37:57Z

A land-mark book about the history of Chinese on the West Coast is to be launched in December. The associated press release provides further details about the book and the

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Golden Prospects; Chinese on the West Coast of New Zealand Publication1

2009-11-24T23:11:05Z

Land-mark book about Chinese on the West Coast to be launched by Shantytown in December 2009.

NG WAH KUM -- WONG YUE DANG

2009-08-10T00:04:22Z

Photo of Ng Wah Kum and wife, Wong Yue Dang taken outside his home in Onehunga - mid-1960's

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CCTV episode on NZ Chinese

2009-07-30T10:33:33Z

An episode of Chinese World of CCTV (Chinese Central Television) on Chinese migrants in New Zealand.

William (Bill) Wong Doo

2009-07-19T23:02:43Z

This is a passport photo of my father William Wong Doo taken from the original passport of William and Helen Wong Doo 27.01.1936 when William (Bill) was 20 years old. 21.03.1916