Report on "Chinese Dens" in Wellington (1895)

Report on "Chinese Dens" in Wellington (1895)

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On 25 September 1895 a report was presented to the Inspector of Police in Wellington regarding the number of European women living in Chinese “dens” in Wellington. Two other similar police investigations were also underway following a request for information from the Minister of Defence. Since the gold rushes of the 1860s, when the first Chine...

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