George Kwok Bew [SEP] date of death
George Kwok Bew
George Kwok Bew, also known as Guo Biao, George Bew and Kwok Bew, (c. January 1868 – 3 January 1932) was a Chinese Australian merchant, Chinese community leader and political activist.
Early life.
George Kwok Bew was born circa January 1868 in Canton, China. His father was Chap Hing, a local farmer and his mother was Fung Size, a homemaker. Kwok left for Australia in 1883, after his father died.
Career.
Kwok cofounded and partially owned
restrictions, although many migrants from southern Europe and Asia were already living in Australia, some of them having arrived as refugees during or after World War II.
See also.
- "War-time Refugees Removal Act 1949"
- George Kwok Bew, an anti "Act" campaigner
Reading.
- Real examples to see if you can pass the test.
- Gives examples of the dictation test in English and Italian.
External links.
- Image of the assent copy of the Act