The Wealth And Progress of New South Wales
The Wealth And Progress of New South Wales
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— The most numerous of these races was the Chinese, who con- stituted also the most important foreign element in the whole population.
They were first attracted to the State by the gold disooreries. In 1901 they numbered 11,263, comprising 10,232 full bloods and 1,041 half- castes, and were nearly all males. The number of Chinese in the State at the date of each census from 1861 to 1901 was as follows: — Oemos.
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1861 12.986 2 12,988 370 1871 7.20...8 12 7.220 1-43 1881 10. Ul 64 10.206 1-36 1891 13,555 601 14.166 1*26 1901 10.590 673 11.263 83 Prior to 1891 the half-castes were not enumerated. It will be seen that there has been a gradual decrease since 1871 in the proportion of Chinese.
From 1861 to 1871 the decline was probably due to the diminished gold yield and the discovery of richer fields in the neighbouring States. Fnnn 1891 to 1901 the results of the Chinese Restriction Act, which was passed in 1888, are evident. In 1887, the year before the passing of the Act, Digitized by Google TOFULATIOK^ a29 Uie number of Chinese arriving in New South Wales was 4,436, in 1888 the arrivals were 1,848, but since thait year the highest number was 176 in 1904.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The most numerous of these races was the Chinese, who con- stituted also the most important foreign element in the whole population.
They were first attracted to the State by the gold disooreries. In 1901 they numbered 11,263, comprising 10,232 full bloods and 1,041 half- castes, and were nearly all males. The number of Chinese in the State at the date of each census from 1861 to 1901 was as follows: — Oemos.
Mftlet.
FtelMlM.
TMal.
osnt. of total popalatton.
1861 12.986 2 12,988 370 1871 7.20...8 12 7.220 1-43 1881 10. Ul 64 10.206 1-36 1891 13,555 601 14.166 1*26 1901 10.590 673 11.263 83 Prior to 1891 the half-castes were not enumerated. It will be seen that there has been a gradual decrease since 1871 in the proportion of Chinese.
From 1861 to 1871 the decline was probably due to the diminished gold yield and the discovery of richer fields in the neighbouring States. Fnnn 1891 to 1901 the results of the Chinese Restriction Act, which was passed in 1888, are evident. In 1887, the year before the passing of the Act, Digitized by Google TOFULATIOK^ a29 Uie number of Chinese arriving in New South Wales was 4,436, in 1888 the arrivals were 1,848, but since thait year the highest number was 176 in 1904.
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