This Hakka tin-miner’s clubhouse was founded by China-born tin-miner Leong Fee alias Liang P’i Joo (1857- 1911), a Kar Yin Hakka. His son, Leong Yin Khean alias Liang En-Chuen, continued to sponsor the lodge, then sold the house cheaply to the club. The elegant three-story building and its tasteful furnishings date from 1929. Leong Fee’s Tambun Mines was one of the first Chinese mines to employ Western management and Technology. Leong was Vice Consul of the Chinese Government in Penang (1901-1907), a Federal Councillor and a member of the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce.
HAN CHIN PET SOO
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