THE YELLOW PERIL.
a HINT TO AUSTRALIA. By Telegraph..—Press Association.—Copyright
Melbourne, Monday.
The Chinese Consul-General, in an address at the Wesley Church, in describing the national developments in China, said that she would take her place in the world's affairs. China, he said, wanted to be treated as a free people. She was forced to open her gates to other nations, and she protested against the exclusion of Chinese from other countries. This the Consul-General added, was going to be a great question, and Australians would do well to consider it. Mr Josiah Thomas, PostmasterGeneral, replying to the Chinese Consul, said Australia is prepared to raise no objection to young Chinese fully accredited coming to Australia to study in the high schools and the University, but the practice of sending younger children, whose parents resided here, to attend school had grown to such an extent that it was decided to stop it.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 473, 12 June 1912, Page 5
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152THE YELLOW PERIL. King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 473, 12 June 1912, Page 5
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