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AUCKLAND CHINESE MASONIC 1925 Original members
S Y C Vineyards - Thames. First Chinese commercial vineyard, started in the 1950s. In common with a few other producers of traditional fortified wines, Totara was left reeling by
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Welcome to the Tung Jung Association of New Zealand’s web site. The Association was founded in 1926 by the Chinese who immigrated to New Zealand from the Tung Qwoon (Dongguan)
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The Auckland branch of the association holds regular activities, ranging from sport tournaments and Chinese New Year celebrations to youth leadership and cultural storytelling conferences. They held annual 'Going Bananas
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New Zealand Herald. “Chinese Migrants Will Help in Gardens.” September 20,1976, sec. 1. The Federation of New Zealand Chinese Commercial Growers had made submissions to the Government for employing market
City News. “Doo Building Opens with Ancient Ceremony.” November 13, 1974. The Norman Doo & Sons arcade on West Karangahape Road had opened for business. Article describes the traditional Chinese
New Zealand Women’s Weekly. “Scene & Heard.” October 16, 1989, 78. The China Oriental Markets opened with a festival, attended by influential individuals such as David Lange, then Auckland mayor
Participating in sport and recreation 活跃亚裔 - 参加体育运动及休闲活动
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