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English: Chinese canegrowers planting sugar cane near Cairns.
(Caption references Hop Wah plantation, may also be Hambledon. The Hop Wah syndicate consisted of Chinese workers who grew cane, cotton and other crops on a plantation of 600 acres selected by Andrew Leon, a prominent Chinese business man.)
Date circa 1878
date QS:P,+1878-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
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  • Preferred citation: Queensland State Archives, Digital Image ID 1893
  • ID label: 1098175
Author Premier and Chief Secretary's Department, State Public Relations Bureau, Photographic Unit
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1870-1879
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English: Cairns Region
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English: Chinese Australians
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English: Photographic material
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English: Image

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