proclamation · 1900
A proclamation listing individuals exempted under the Chinese Act 1890, including their age, parentage, occupation, and place of residence.
4123 November 2, 1900. Ah Goon, aged 121 years, son of Ah Sam, gardener, of Chinese Act 1890. …
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Exempted IndividualAh Goon
ParentAh Sam
Exempted IndividualAh Lee
ParentAh Chew
Exempted IndividualAh Lee
ParentHock Mee
Exempted IndividualAh Meng
ParentAh Him
Exempted IndividualAh Sheng
ParentKawk Toon
Exempted IndividualAh Yow
ParentKawk Pen
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 110, 2 November 1900.
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