THE CHINESE COMMISSIONER.
Tribute to Anglo-Saxons. (Received 9.18 a.m.) SYDNEY, this day. Wang-Hou-Cheng, the .Chinese Special Commissioner, was last evening banqueted by the Chinese commercial community. In the course of his speech he said t'aat they recognised in China that the Anglo-Saxon race was noted for its fair dealings and its consideration for the oppressed of maukind. They therefore felt confident that if at any time any of lii countrymen had any grievances they voald receive every consideration from tie Government of this country. He Justed that his mission would conduce to is building up of relations of enduring /epect and prorit between Australia, and Cteu [As ilr. Chtag purposes going on to Melbourne, it is not known how long his % iriJJ be in Sydney, but the Chinese there have arranged a round of festivities in lonour of his visit, which will We up the whole of this week. In Melbourne the Chinese propose to set aside the day of his arrival in that capital as c holiday.]
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 256, 2 November 1906, Page 5
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