Ping Que
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Ping Que (c1837 – May 1886) was a Chinese-Australian merchant and miner who spent much of his life in the Victorian goldfields and then at the Union Reefs goldfields, just outside of Pine Creek in the Northern Territory. He was a respected member of both the Chinese and European community and employed large numbers of Chinese indentured labourers, many of which he recruited directly while visiting China.
Ping Que (c1837 – May 1886) was a Chinese-Australian merchant and miner who spent much of his life in the Victorian goldfields and then at the Union Reefs goldfields, just outside of Pine Creek in the Northern Territory. He was a respected member of both the Chinese and European community and employed large numbers of Chinese indentured labourers, many of which he recruited directly while visiting China.
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