N.S.W. Chinese Anti-Opium League [Illuminated Address] presented to W. E. Johnson, Feb 19th, 1906
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N.S.W. Chinese Anti-Opium League [Illuminated Address] presented to W. E. Johnson, Feb 19th, 1906
N.S.W. Chinese Anti-Opium League [Illuminated Address] presented to W. E. Johnson, Feb 19th, 1906
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Date
1906
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V*/Ill Ad/11
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- Chinese
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Drawings - sight 43 x 28 cm., in mount 61 x 44.5 cm. - watercolour drawings
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Out of copyright : Creator died before 1955
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Address reads: Dear Sir, We the undersigned on behalf of the N.S.W. Chinese Anti Opium League, request your acceptance of this small token of our appreciation of your efforts on our behalf when urging the Commonwealth Government to prohibit the further importation of Opium into Australia. We are convinced that had it not been for the keen interest...
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N.S.W. Chinese Anti-Opium League [Illuminated Address] presented to W. E. Johnson, Feb 19th, 1906
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Digital order no:a128455
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Presented April 1950
Administrative / Biographical history
Chinese Anti-Opium League was formed in 1905.
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V*/Ill Ad/11
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YezdPJK9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YezdPJK9
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430584
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