The Coming Of White Australia
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Lecture delivered at the University of Sydney, 21st March, 2013. References available at http://davegearl.com First 2 minutes of audio missing. Chloe Okoli (with an L) is the correct spelling.
The Coming Of White Australia
- 1. THE COMING OF WHITE AUSTRALA DAVE EARL | DAVEGEARL.COM DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
- 2. Wealthy Chinese enjoying opium, c. 1885 (Shanghai History Museum) 2
- 3. John M. Letts, California Illustrated: Including a Description of the Panama and Nicaragua Routes (1853) 3
- 4. George Angas, Eagle Hawk Bendigo, 1851 (SLVic) 4
- 5. Chinese Leaving for the Diggings on a Cobb & Co. Coach, Castlemaine, Victoria, 1855 (SLV) 5
- 6. Mrs B.H. Martindale, Untitled Landscape, 1860 (SLNSW) 6
- 7. F.W. Liven & Co., John Alloos Chinese Restaurant, Ballarat, 1853 (NLA) 7
- 8. Camp Hill Young at Time of Riot, c.1860 (SLNSW) 8
- 9. Lambing Flat Roll Up Banner, 1860 (Lambing Flat Museum, Young) 9
- 10. An Act to Make Provision for certain Immigrants, Victoria, 1855 10
- 11. New England Gold Mine, c. 1900 (Powerhouse Museum) 11
- 12. Chinese Market Garden, Kalinga, Brisbane, c.1925 (SLQlD) 12
- 13. Chinese Market Gardens, South Perth, 1928 (SLWA) 13
- 14. Unidentified Chinese fruit and vegetable hawker with baskets of produce, c.1895 (NLA) 14
- 15. Henry Ah Foos Oriental Store, Marshall Street, Goonwindi, 1906 (SLQLD) 15
- 16. Alfred May and Alfred Martin Ebsworth, Chinese Furniture Makers, The Australian Sketcher, 24th April 1880 (SLVic) 16
- 17. Phillip May, The Mongolian Octopus His Grip on Australia, The Bulletin, 21st August 1886 17
- 18. F. A. Sleap, The Typhoid Scare, Investigating Yan Yean Water at the University Laboratory, 1889 (State Library of Victoria) 18
- 19. L. W. Sing Cabinet Maker, 7 Mary Street, Views taken during Cleansing Operations, Quarantine Area, Sydney, 1900, Vol. III (SLNSW) 19
- 20. George Ashton, The Chinese Question in Sydney, Illustrated Australian News, 23rd June 1888 (SLVic) 20
- 21. European Labour Only, inside Harry Earls Cupboard, c. 1910 21
- 22. Harry Cherry, Why She Believes in the White Australia Policy, Aussie: The Cheerful Monthly, 15th March 1921 22
- 23. White Australia Policy Badge, c. 1920 (Powerhouse Museum) 23
- 24. Johnstone, O'Shannessy & Co., The Late Dr. Pearson, 1894 (SLVic) 24
- 25. The Future of Australia if the Black Australians Get Their Way, Aussie: The Cheerful Monthly, 15th March 1922 25
- 26. J. H. Waite, A Study of the Effects of Hookworm Infection upon the Mental Development of QLD Schoolchildren, MJA, Jan 1919 26
- 27. E.W. Cole (1903), The White Australia Question 27
- 28. Coles Funny Picture Book, 1879 28
- 29. E.W. Cole (1903), The White Australia Question 29
- 30. The White Australia Post-Card, c. 1910 (SLVic) 30
- 31. Recruits, New Hebrides, 189? (NLA) 31
- 32. Kanaka Women Working in Sugar Cane, c.1892 (SLQlD) 32
- 33. John Flynn, Japanese Pearl Divers, c. 191? (NLA) 33
- 34. Samuel Calvert, Mother-of-Pearl Diving in the Torres Strait, 1884 (SLVic) 34
- 35. Harvie & Sutcliffe, Chine Citizens of Melbourne Welcome the Duke of Cornwall and York, 1901 (SLV) 35
- 36. Immigration Restriction Bill, Second Reading, 7th August 1901 (CPD:HR) 36
- 37. Immigration Restriction Act, 1901 37
- 38. Immigration Restriction Act, 1901 38
- 39. Orient Line to Australia, c. 1911 (ANMM) 39
- 40. Orient Line Ticket with receipt from Australia House, London, 1954 (Museums Victoria) 40
- 41. Passengers on the SS 'Zealandia' Waiting for Quarantine Officers, 1913 (SLSA) 41
- 42. Immigration Restriction Act, 1901 42
- 43. Dictation Test Passages, 1925 (NAA) 43
- 44. Dictation Tests, 1902 - 1918 900 805 800 700 600 554 500 400 300 200 100 75 46 6 0 0 1902-03 1904-09 1910-18 Tests administered Tests passed 44
- 45. Immigration Restriction Act, 1901 45
- 46. Dictation Test Certificate of Exemption for Florrie Lee Hang Gong, 1916 (NAA) 46
- 47. The Real Face of White Australia: invisibleaustralians.org/faces wraggelabs.com @baibi @wragge 47
- 48. Persons Refused Admission to the Commonwealth, 1913- 1928 (Jan Gothard, 1998) s. 3a s. 3b s. 3c s. 3d s. 3e s. 3f 1913 38 0 9 0 23 9 1914 8 0 10 0 15 8 1915 25 0 2 0 3 2 1916 9 0 2 0 8 1 1917 10 0 0 1 1 0 1918 4 0 0 0 0 0 1919 No Returns 1920 2 0 0 0 2 1 1921 16 0 1 0 1 1 1922 No Returns 1923 12 2 7 5 5 0 1924 No Returns 3a Dictation Clause 1925 No Returns 3b No Health Certificate 3c Idiot, imbecile, feeble-minded or epileptic 1926 14 0 0 0 1 4 3d Serous transmissible disease or defect 1927 7 0 0 0 5 7 3e Tuberculosis, trachoma, dangerous diseases 3f Disease or defect, liable to become a public 1928 0 0 0 0 5 15 charge 48
- 49. Frederick John Rose, c.1880 (Deaf Children Australia) 49
- 50. Det. Of External Affairs, F. J. Rose re: Deaf & Dumb of Australia, 1903 (NAA) 50
- 51. Det. Of External Affairs, F. J. Rose re: Deaf & Dumb of Australia, 1903 (NAA) 51
- 52. Dictation Test, Alleged Prohibited Immigrant, Sydney Morning Herald, 21st November 1928 52
- 53. DAVE EARL davegearl.com | dear7745@uni.sydney.edu.au DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY | SCHOOL OF PHILISOPICAL AND HISTORICAL ENQUIRY