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Early Chinese documented in Auckland 1912
Yvonne Wong's account of her families immigrantion to New Zealand. The story was submitted to the NZCA Short Story Writing competition.
Zengcheng (Chinese: 增城; pinyin: Zēngchéng; Cantonese: Zang¹sing⁴), historically known as Tsengshing , is a County-level city in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. (Wiki)
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One of at least 3 Chan Villages in Zengcheng. (Sa Chuen, Sun Gaai and Hargee) Surname Chen2 is about 2700 years old. Variations include Ch'en2 (Wade-Giles), Chin, Chan (Cantonese), Tan.
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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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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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An article about the local community in Mt Albert helping a Chinese man to return to NZ from China in 1911 when there were discriminatory legislation on Chinese.
In the mountain's shadow : a century of Chinese in Taranaki 1870 to 1970 Helen Wong.
Some early New Zealand Born Chinese
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