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Letter regarding to some documents mailing. In Chinese From: Chang Wah Co., Inc, Oriental and Domestic Merchandise 133 S. El Dorado Street Stockton, Cal. To: J. London 664 King St., Seattle, WA A letter to sender's father Wong Sik Cheung (Huang Shuo…

Letter in Chinese written with a pencil. To: Wong Sik Cheung (Huang Shuo Zhang) W. J. London 664 King St., Seattle, WA From his brother Wong Kwong Man (Huang Guang Wen) in Cleveland, Ohio. Written on June 25, sent on June 27, 1924. Dear brother Sik…

Letter in Chinese regarding immigration. Sent on June 22, 1924. From: Sai Lun, 123C Pender St E, Vancouver, B.C., Canada. To: Wong Sik Cheung (Huang Shuo Zhang) Kwong Hnun Yuen, 901 King St., Seattle, WA

Letter In Chinese From: Duck On Jan Co. 917 China Alley, Fresno, Cal. To: Wong Sik Cheung (Huang Shuo Zhang) W.J. London 664 King St., Seattle, Washington A letter to sender's cousin, talking about the immigration of the sender's wife from China to…

Letter in Chinese, with a peony print on the paper. Written on April 28th (Lunar Calendar), To Wong Kat Yin (Huang Ji Xian) from his wife Wu Syut Ching (Hu Xue Zhen) in China. The wife told her husband that she was pregnant and she planned to go to…

Letter In Chinese From: Duck On Jan Co. 917 China Alley, Fresno, Cal. To: Wong Sik Cheung (Huang Shuo Zhang) W.J. London 664 King St., Seattle, Washington A letter from recipient's cousin, asking for help to bring his 18-year-old son to United…

Letter written in Chinese to Wong Sik Cheung (Huang Shuo Zhang) from Wong Hong Man (Huang Kang Wen), Wang Fat Lun Co., Des Voeux Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Wong Hong Man, friend of the recipient, discusses in details of the recipient's…

Three letters sent to Wong Sik Cheung (Huang Shuo Zhang), handed in by Wong Kat Seon (Huang Ji Xin). - One letter (the longest one with smaller hand writing characters) is from recipient's nephew Kei Geoi (Qi Ju) asking for financial help: Dear Uncle…

Letter sent from Canton, China. Written on April 19th, 1924. Written by the recipient's brother. To: Wong Sik Cheung (Huang Shuo Zhang) W.J. London 664 King St., Seattle, WA

Letter in Chinese, written and sent on April 18, 1926. Seng Cheung (sender's nephew) was reporting visa application with Sik Cheung. Seng Cheung mentioned that they were seeking advice from a lawyer and preparing for passport photos. From: Kuo Kong…