
Liu, William J. L.
1978 Feb. 17
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| Start time | Summary | Keywords |
|---|---|---|
| 00.00.00 | Introduction; return to Australia in 1909 from Hong Kong; schooling | Sydney, Hong Kong, Barbara West, Hornsby, Consulate General Huang, Melbourne |
| 00.04.41 | Interest in the White Australia Policy | Melbourne, Consulate General Huang |
| 00.07.17 | Life in Melbourne during his 1912-1914 years | Father King, Melbourne, Taishan, Hong Kong |
| 00.11.42 | First taking a Bible class in Melbourne | Gin-Gu*, Reverend Soo, Melbourne |
| 00.25.48 | How he got his secret school name; early contact with religion | Taishan, Sook Ming, Kwong-Fook, Kwong-Wing |
| 00.25.49 | End of session |
| Start time | Summary | Keywords |
|---|---|---|
| 00.00.00 | Schooling in his boyhood days in China | |
| 00.02.24 | Working for the Consulate General under the White Australia Policy | Melbourne, Fred J. Quinlan |
| 00.07.16 | Attack on the Consulate General | Consulate General Huang, William Ah Ket, Thomas Chia, Tong Ling Tong*, Eunie Russell*, Hsieh |
| 00.13.57 | Later return trips to Shanghai | Cuiheng, Melbourne, Shanghai, Sydney, Dr. Sun Yat-sen |
| 00.18.48 | Early business experience and involvement with the Australia China Navigation Steamship Company | Melbourne, Shanghai, Wong-Chi*, George Bill*, Sydney, Hong Kong, Canton, Adelaide, Fred J. Quinlan |
| 00.24.39 | Raised the Chinese five-bar flag at the Consulate General in Melbourne | Melbourne |
| 00.27.44 | Formation of the Australia China Navigation Steamship Company | Hong Kong, Shanghai, Yee Wing, Sydney, George White, Charlie Hughes, Langley Webb* |
| 00.27.45 | End of session |
| Start time | Summary | Keywords |
|---|---|---|
| 00.00.00 | Difficulties with transferring the steamers to the company | Hong Kong, Yin Sun Lee*, George Bill*, Langley Webb, George White, Yee Wing, Ouei Tztse King, Billy Hughes, Jim Boyd, Charlie Hughes, Admiral Clarkson, Billy Cray* |
| 00.05.56 | Difficulties getting the steamships to Hong Kong; meeting with Sun Yat-Sen | Hong Kong, Darwin, Shanghai, George Bill*, A. C. Willis, James Patrick, Sun Yat-Sen, Canton |
| 00.13.08 | His ventures into the furniture business | Melbourne, Sydney, George Bill*, Harry Foy, Ma Sun Ji* |
| 00.21.05 | The Wing Sang & Co. | Sydney, Mar Ying Bu*, Choi Hing*, Soo Dak*, Mar Wing Chan*, Anthony Horden, Hong Kong, Choi Chong*, Shanghai |
| 00.24.34 | Establishment of the 'George Ernest Morrison Lecture in Ethnology' | Coglan, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Rowntree, Sydney, Canberra, Fred J. Quinlan, George Ernest Morrison, Sir Colin MacKenzie, William Ah Ket, Melbourne, W. P. Chen |
| 00.24.35 | End of session |
| Start time | Summary | Keywords |
|---|---|---|
| 00.00.00 | The 'George Earnest Morrison Lectures in Ethnology'; his book 'China and the Trouble in Manchuria' | George Earnest Morrison, William Ah Ket, Fred J. Quinlan, Sir Colin MacKenzie, Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, Billy Young, J. H. C. Sleeman*, Wu Lin Dak*, Darwin, Cho Cheng Lee* |
| 00.11.07 | His visit to Shanghai in 1932 | Shanghai, Bill Mar, Sydney, Wong Ji-in*, Hong Kong, Monty Woolley |
| 00.20.15 | The book 'White China' | J. H. C. Sleeman*, Shanghai, Choi Chong*, Balmain, Hong Kong, Canton |
| 00.26.11 | Receiving funding for the Sun Company Department Store | Hong Kong, Shanghai, Canton, Choi*, John Brennan*, Peking, Choi Chong*, Choi Hing*, London |
| 00.26.12 | End of session |
| Start time | Summary | Keywords |
|---|---|---|
| 00.00.00 | Installed the first two escalators in China | Shanghai |
| 00.02.58 | His views on the Republic of China | Sun Yat-Sen |
| 00.07.36 | Activities on his return to Australia; the effects of WW II on the Chinese community in Australia | Harry Foy, Sydney, Hong Kong |
| 00.10.44 | Immigration policy in Australia after WW II | Sir Douglas Copland, Charles Lee, Arthur Calwell, Horsley, Canberra |
| 00.16.32 | Transformations in Australia's immigration policy | |
| 00.20.44 | Immigration policy today | |
| 00.23.50 | His thoughts on philosophy and Marxism in China | |
| 00.29.30 | His thoughts on the relationship between China and Australia | |
| 00.29.31 | End of session |
| Start time | Summary | Keywords |
|---|---|---|
| 00.00.00 | The Australian economy today; conduct and behaviour in Australia | |
| 00.03.42 | The Australia China Society | Canberra, Lazarus |
| 00.06.54 | The teachings of Confucius | |
| 00.11.39 | Letter to Queen Elizabeth about equality of citizenship | Queen Elizabeth II, Lord De L'Isle, Brisbane, Kingsford, Robert Menzies, Canberra, W. L. Tyrrell, Richard Liu |
| 00.11.40 | End of session |
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