Journal of Australian Colonial History
Vol.6 (2004)
Active Voices, Hidden Histories: The Chinese in Colonial Australia
Editor: David Andrew Roberts
| Alan Mayne | 'What you want John'? Chinese-European interactions on the Lower Turon goldfields | 1 |
| Zvonkica Stanin | From Li Chun to Yong Kit: A Market Garden on the Loddon, 1851-1912 | 15 |
| Barry McGowan | The Chinese on the Braidwood Goldfields: historical and archaeological opportunities | 35 |
| Anna Kyi | Unravelling the Mystery of the Woah Hawp Canton Quartz Mining Company, Ballarat | 59 |
| Amanda Rasmussen | Networks and Negotiations: Bendigo's Chinese and the Easter Fair | 79 |
| Dinah Hales | Lost Histories: Chinese-European Families of central Western New South Wales, 1850-80 | 93 |
| Heather Holst | Equal before the law? The Chinese in the nineteenth-century Castlemaine police courts | 113 |
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Maxine Darnell |
Life and labour for indentured Chinese shepherds in New South Wales, 1847-55 | 137 |
| Kevin Wong Hoy | Thursday Island en route to citizenship and the Queensland goldfields: Chinese aliens and naturalised British subjects, 1879-1903 | 159 |
| Keir Reeves | A songster, a sketcher and the Chinese on central Victoria’s Mount Alexander diggings: case studies in cultural complexity during the second half of the nineteenth century | 175 |