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	Little Bourke Street, Melbourne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The main feature of the street is Melbourne's Chinatown, which is situated between the corners of Swanston and Exhibition Streets.
		It is difficult to distinguish Chinatown from a street in Hong Kong or China during a busy day with its numerous Chinese restaurants and Chinese grocery stores.
		This article about a place in Melbourne is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Bourke_Street,_Melbourne (166 words)

	Melbourne, Victoria - Travelers Digest
		Chinatown Melbourne - includes calendar of events, business listings, dining guide, interactive map, history and information about the Chinatown Museum.
		Melbourne BandB Group, The - a group of luxury BandBs in and around Melbourne City.
		Melbourne - history: theatre, art, festivals, movies, music, fine food, fashion and sport.
	www.travelersdigest.com /melbourne.htm (910 words)

	Melbourne Chinatown CHINATOWN ONLINE COMPETITION
		The Chinese New Year Competition is organised by the Chinatown Precinct Association Incoporated, G.P.O. Box 2832, Melbourne, Victoria 3001, to celebrate the 2005 Chinese New Year.
		Shark Fin Inn Restaurant, 50 Lt. Bourke Street, Melbourne, Vic.
		If the competition winners are under 18 years of age the prize will be awarded to the competition winners' parents or guardian.
	www.melbournechinatown.com.au /competition/competition.html (910 words)

	Melbourne, Victoria - Travelers Digest
		Chinatown Melbourne - includes calendar of events, business listings, dining guide, interactive map, history and information about the Chinatown Museum.
		Melbourne BandB Group, The - a group of luxury BandBs in and around Melbourne City.
		Melbourne Sidewalk - guide to the best of the city.
	www.travelersdigest.com /melbourne.htm (910 words)

	Melbourne, Victoria - Travelers Digest
		Chinatown Melbourne - includes calendar of events, business listings, dining guide, interactive map, history and information about the Chinatown Museum.
		Melbourne BandB Group, The - a group of luxury BandBs in and around Melbourne City.
		Melbourne - history: theatre, art, festivals, movies, music, fine food, fashion and sport.
	www.travelersdigest.com /melbourne.htm (910 words)

	Melbourne Hotels, Discounts on Melbourne Hotel, Best Deals on Melbourne Hotel Reservation -- HotelOnclick.com
		Australia's oldest continuous Chinese settlement, Melbourne's Chinatown began with a few boarding-houses in the 1850s (when the goldrushes attracted Chinese people in droves, many from the Pearl River Delta near Hong Kong) and grew as the gold began to run out and Chinese fortune-seekers headed back to the city.
		Home to the Melbourne Cricket Club since 1853, the MCG is now a vast and rather ugly slab of concrete, as only the historic members' stand survived the complete reconstruction that made the ground the centrepiece for the 1956 Olympic Games.
		Running from St Kilda Road down to the Esplanade, Fitzroy Street is Melbourne's red-light district - usually pretty tame, though late at night not a comfortable place for women alone - and epitomizes this split personality: it's lined with dozens of thoroughly pretentious caf¨¦s and bars from which to gawp at the strip's goings-on.
	www.hotelonclick.com /Melbourne_Best_Of.html (910 words)

	Melbourne Hotels, Discounts on Melbourne Hotel, Best Deals on Melbourne Hotel Reservation -- HotelOnclick.com
		Australia's oldest continuous Chinese settlement, Melbourne's Chinatown began with a few boarding-houses in the 1850s (when the goldrushes attracted Chinese people in droves, many from the Pearl River Delta near Hong Kong) and grew as the gold began to run out and Chinese fortune-seekers headed back to the city.
		Running off the mall, the lovely Royal Arcade is Melbourne's oldest (1839), paved with black and white marble and lit by huge fanlight windows.
		Melbourne Hotels, Discounts on Melbourne Hotel, Best Deals on Melbourne Hotel Reservation -- HotelOnclick.com
	www.hotelonclick.com /Melbourne_Best_Of.html (910 words)

	Melbourne, Victoria - Travelers Digest
		Chinatown Melbourne - includes calendar of events, business listings, dining guide, interactive map, history and information about the Chinatown Museum.
		Melbourne BandB Group, The - a group of luxury BandBs in and around Melbourne City.
		Melbourne - history: theatre, art, festivals, movies, music, fine food, fashion and sport.
	www.travelersdigest.com /melbourne.htm (910 words)

	Welcome to Melbourne Chinatown Main
		Chinatown is a distinctive and well known area of Melbourne which dates back to the gold rush days the 1850s.
		Importantly, Melbourne's Chinatown is the longest continuous Chinese settlement in the western world.
		Chinatown essential character and main focus is along Little Bourke Street from alleys which link the area to Bourke St and Lonsdale St.
	www.melbournechinatown.com.au (67 words)

	Melbourne hotels. Save up to 60% off rates on all hotels in Melbourne
		Designed to complement its location in the heart of Melbourne's historic Chinatown, this contemporary apartment style hotel incorporates the art of Feng Shui.
		Superbly located in Melbourne's CBD, the Medina Executive is minutes from Federation Square and 2 blocks from Flinders Street...
		Vibe Savoy Hotel's convenient location, superb accommodation and exemplary service ensure that guests are treated to a memorable stay in the exciting city of Melbourne.
	www.hotelclub.net /hotel.reservations/Melbourne.htm (195 words)

	Melbourne Hotels
		Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne is ideally situated close to the theatre district, within walking distance of restaurants, Chinatown and exceptional shopping facilities; it is truly a stones throw away from the hustle and bustle of the Melbourne scene.
		It is a place to stay in Melbourne where a casual atmosphere supported by good old-fashioned hospitality is provided in a beautifully appointed boutique hotel environment.
		Discription The Grand Hotel Melbourne is an enchanting blend of historical elegance and contemporary style, located in the heart of Melbourne city.
	www.aaahotelrates.com /international/en/Melbourne.php (2489 words)

	Melbourne - Wikitravel
		Central Melbourne (the Central Business District (CBD) and nearby) attractions are arranged here more-or-less on a route starting in the south-west, proceeding east along Collins St, covering Swanston St from the Yarra River to Victoria St in the north, then going through Chinatown to Spring St and finishing at the south-east corner of the CBD.
		Melbourne is the second-largest city in Australia and the capital of the state of Victoria.
		Melbourne is more-or-less centrally located on the coast of Victoria, and there are many natural and manmade attractions close enough to easily visit in a day's return drive.
	wikitravel.org /en/Melbourne (7487 words)

	Melbourne - Wikitravel
		Central Melbourne (the Central Business District (CBD) and nearby) attractions are arranged here more-or-less on a route starting in the south-west, proceeding east along Collins St, covering Swanston St from the Yarra River to Victoria St in the north, then going through Chinatown to Spring St and finishing at the south-east corner of the CBD.
		Melbourne is the second-largest city in Australia and the capital of the state of Victoria.
		Melbourne is more-or-less centrally located on the coast of Victoria, and there are many natural and manmade attractions close enough to easily visit in a day's return drive.
	wikitravel.org /en/Melbourne (7502 words)

	Fodor's Travel Guides Forums Messages
		Melbourne's CBD includes a Chinatown area where you can eat excellent, very reasonably priced food.
		North Melbourne, while it's quite a pleasant neighbourhood surrounding the University of Melbourne, and is not that far from the CBD, is further from most points of interest than most of the other neighbourhoods I've mentioned.
		Other areas that are really close to the CBD are Carlton (immediately north of the CBD and home of Lygon Street, famous for its variety of restaurants) and East Melbourne.
	www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=3&tid=34476018&numresponses=2&start=0 (1144 words)

	Fodor's Travel Guides Forums Messages
		The areas along the river offer great views and the streets branching from Swanston Street are enjoyable, with Melbourne's Chinatown and the Royal Arcade, and other european style arcades.
		Give the girls a few hours to shop...sound silly, but Melbourne is the fashion capital of Australia and with the US dollar, the young designers are great.
		Melbourne Zoo (forget Healesville) if you want the animal thing.
	www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=3&tid=34447415&numresponses=5&start=0&screen_name=cookndoc (850 words)

	Melbourne Hotels - Rates To Go
		Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne is ideally situated close to the theatre district, within walking distance of restaurants, Chinatown and exceptional shopping facilities; it is truly a stones throw away from the hustle and bustle of the Melbourne scene.
		Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne is centrally located in Melbourne's Central Business District, lies in the very heart of Melbourne and only 20 km from Tullamarine International Airport.
		Excellently located in the heart of Melbourne, Ramada Hotel is close to the Central Business District, major sporting and shopping venues.
	www.ratestogo.com /City/EN/Melbourne (850 words)

	Melbourne City Life - THE Guide to Melbourne Victoria Australia
		From Melbourne 5 star City hotels and Melbourne apartments to 3 star budget hotels plus Airport Hotels, hotels in Albert Park, East Melbourne, Burwood and Kew, Flemington, St Kilda, Chinatown, Fitzroy, Carlton, Southbank, South Yarra and Williamstown to Victorian country hotels and retreats.
		Melbourne backpackers hostels cater for the independent budget traveller.
		See Melbourne Markets, Shopping Centres, Melbourne florists and Melbourne experiences or shop online for Art and Craft, Books, Collectibles, Computers, Clothing, Food and Drink, Gadgets, Games, Garden, Home, Music plus Florists, Gifts and Hampers and Jewellery.
	www.bcl.com.au /melbourne (850 words)

	Hotels in Melbourne Australia
		Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne is ideally situated close to the theatre district, within walking distance of restaurants, Chinatown and exceptional shopping facilities; it is truly a stones throw away from the hustle and bustle of the Melbourne scene.
		Melbourne s Princes Park Motor Inn is ideally located on the city edge with the picturesque Royal Parade as a stunning backdrop and the elegance of the city of Melbourne is merely a stone's throw away.
		Melbourne Hotel Enterprize is perfectly situated next to the new Crown Casino and Southgate complex, ensuring you are only moments away from some of Melbourne best shopping and entertainment.
	www.awaystay.com /hotels.php/Melbourne (850 words)

	Not1Night.Com.Au - Hotels, motels, apartments in Melbourne
		Melbourne City Centre Punt Hill Little Bourke Apartments are situated in the heart of Chinatown in Melbourne's CBD.
		Surrounded by some of Melbourne's finest restaurants, cafes, bars and entertainment venues, stay in self contained accommodation which is walking distance to Melbourne CBD and many city attractions.
		Elizabeth Towers Hotel Melbourne is a fantastic base from which to explore Melbourne CBD.
	www.not1night.com.au /melbourne/melbourne.html (850 words)

	Chinese Heritage of Australian Federation Project
		This Database was created by Sophie Couchman for her thesis Tong Yun Gai (Street of the Chinese): Investigating patterns of work and social life in Melbourne's Chinatown 1900-1920 as part of a Master of Arts in Public History in the School of Historical Studies at Monash University in 1999.
		The 'master' field for street numbers means that multiple addresses, such as 108 to 110 Little Bourke Street, could be contracted to a single number, 108, for sorting purposes.
		The spelling of street names corresponds to those used in the Directories at the time, the modern equivalent is noted in square brackets.
	www.chaf.lib.latrobe.edu.au /chinatown.htm (451 words)

	This Week In Melbourne - City Centre
		From colourful Chinatown to the grand thoroughfares of Collins Street and Swanston Street, central Melbourne’s diversity means there’s something for everyone.
		Melbourne’s many stately 19th-century buildings blend in well with the modern towers of 21st century commerce, and the wide, tree-lined boulevards give a spacious feeling to this most European of Australian cities.
		One of Melbourne's most exciting attractions, this world-class aquarium includes a walk-through section where you can watch divers hand-feeding sharks and rays and includes the new Ocean Down Under display.
	www.thisweekinaustralia.com /melbourne/locations/article9454.asp (1049 words)

	Not1Night.Com.Au - Hotels, motels, apartments in Melbourne
		Melbourne City Centre Punt Hill Little Bourke Apartments are situated in the heart of Chinatown in Melbourne's CBD.
		With views across to Albert Park Lake, these spacious and airy apartments are situated close to many parks and the Melbourne Botanical Gardens, South Yarra with all its restaurants, bars and shopping, and only a short distance from the Melbourne CBD.
		Surrounded by some of Melbourne's finest restaurants, cafes, bars and entertainment venues, stay in self contained accommodation which is walking distance to Melbourne CBD and many city attractions.
	www.not1night.com.au /melbourne/melbourne.html (1049 words)

	Melbourne Accommodation : Book Online & SAVE$$$
		Rydges Melbourne is located in the heart of Melbourne's vibrant theatre and entertainment district, on the doorstep of Chinatown and is within easy walking distance to the CBD.
		Melbourne's Princes Park Motor Inn is ideally located on the city edge with the picturesque Royal Parade as a stunning backdrop and the elegance of the city of Melbourne is merely a stone's throw away.
		Albert Park Manor Boutique Hotel is located in the heart of Melbourne's business district, with trams stopping right at the doorstep to take you into the city or to St. Kilda Beach within minutes.
	www.visitorguide.com.au /VIC/Melbourne_Accommodation (1049 words)

	Snapshots from Melbourne City
		This portal is the gate to the Melbourne Chinatown.
		The Melbourne Central shopping complex is a huge mall with an enormous amount of stores and restaurants.
		The Flinders Station is the main connection point in the star-shaped train network.
	www.lysator.liu.se /~peblin/html/gallery/Melbourne1.htm (409 words)

	Australia Melbourne Hotels. Accommodation Melbourne in Central Melbourne at Discounted Rates.
		Hotel Rydges Melbourne is located in the Melbourne's vibrant theatre and entertainment district and is within moments of Chinatown and the exclusive boutiques of Collins Street.
		The Westin Melbourne located in the heart of the central business district on Collins Street, destined to be one of the city's most prestigious addresses.
		The Sebel Melbourne set amongst towering tree lined streets the beautifully restored and refurbished elegance of this nineteenth century landmark, and new adjoining property have been transformed to combine grand old architecture with superior facilities.
	www.holidaycity.com /melbourne-central02 (1024 words)

	SIGIR'98 Accor Hotels
		The three-star Ibis is onveniently located in North Melbourne, close to the coach (and airport shuttle) terminals and rental car agencies, and a short walk from the Queen Victoria Market, Chinatown, and Daimaru shopping complexes.
		A short walk (less than ten minutes) or tram ride down Collins Street from the Sofitel, and close to the Melbourne Town Hall, the location of the Tutorials and Workshops, the four-star Novotel is built over the spectacle of the Australia on Collins shopping plaza, and is close to restuarants, shops, and theatres.
		The Melbourne Town Hall is about 15 minutes on foot, or five minutes by tram, and the Hotel Sofitel a further 10 minutes walk from there.
	www.cs.mu.oz.au /~alistair/sigir98/accorhotels.html (397 words)

	Accommodation In Melbourne : Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens Melbourne
		The Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens Hotel Melbourne is perfectly placed opposite Flagstaff Gardens, nearby Queen Victoria Market and just 20 minutes from Melbourne International Airport by car and within walking distance from the CBD, shopping area, Chinatown, Melbourne Convetion and Exhibition Centres and Museum Railway Station.
		The distance from Airport to adisson on Flagstaff Gardens Hotel Melbourne is 23 km.
		Accommodation In Melbourne : Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens Melbourne
	www.holidaycity.com /radisson-melbourne/map.html (397 words)

	Melbourne Hotels. Discounted Rates!
		Rydges Melbourne Hotel is located in the Melbourne's vibrant theatre and entertainment district and is within moments of Chinatown and the exclusive boutiques of Collins Street.
		Crown Towers Hotel Melbourne is ideally located on the banks of the Yarra River which is a short stroll from the Melbourne's vibrant central business district and arts precinct.
		Parkroyal on St Kilda Road Hotel Melbourne is centrally located along the famous tree lined boulevard in the heart of Melbourne's company headquarters area, it is the ideal choice for both corporate travellers and leisure visitors.
	www.holidaycity.com /wheretostay/melbournehotels.html (266 words)

	Bourke Street, Melbourne
		At the east end, Bourke Street is home to part of Melbourne's Chinatown.
		At the west and east ends of the street are Spencer Street and Parliament stations, and Flinders Street and Melbourne Central stations are a short walk from the Mall.
		Bourke Street is a major street in the central business district of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/B/Bourke-Street,-Melbourne.htm (266 words)

	Melbourne - Wikitravel
		Melbourne has had a Chinese population since the goldrush of the 1850s and Chinatown has existed from that time but the population of Chinese and other East Asians has also been boosted by immigration in recent years.
		Melbourne is the second-largest city in Australia and the capital of the state of Victoria.
		Melbourne is more-or-less centrally located on the coast of Victoria, and there are many natural and manmade attractions close enough to easily visit in a day's return drive.
	wikitravel.org /en/Melbourne (266 words)

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