Mei Quong Tart - The Tartin Mandarin

Australia's Invisible History by Hope 103.2 Digital Team

Mar 14, 202214:53Society & Culture

Mei Quong Tart was a Sydney businessman and Mandarin of the Fourth Grade. His QVB tearooms were regarded as the finest in the city. Quong Tart was an active philanthropist, and his thriving business was a hub of charity...

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