, 1872-08-14
5 e. Q R0OX AVIS.


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will BE- seen What the balance my8asa7 and that can't last very long, Hev would like 10 know
d% must soon come under revision and rhon That nEs place he espsos@ subsidy too ng be
f f% %@h At @ ANY y y"e 's %y t H"s ' a@I is is so h ai "a%ma LA last to years. "a 8 oo wsg g granted for use
5aP % h ""as from Ii i%ss5%@s AKIN may yJ 5s % "1 %s 5" a$ S' r @} ap $@9 to oS % s
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o%"% Of i %% $ps% % 55 5@ I % $ % s %%% %s o@n S' p aPss tn" % % %5 I@5n Y b "s
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s, % The r Go"n r P%fa s o Fsni Sna "2 o s%%ase Member that We are n' discus
@a@ "1 that % near % fS i%oio@& @% @%% "4 @2 J5@ @ mas 5@ %2 n "o% 5aasd 9 ' s '61s' n%s q s
The V%g9en~ begged to pdn. QUIT that the raising @ns bonus has nothing TODD with this
52h@" " be fixed BY Ao OoooIa and the Government; b" the question bO" bobSho o"m-
the 5 s% %so5fsa s a 2 I%?5$s% @:a%3 P 1$ a: :%%%% 1 as :sa @5 % %' rs may s be X
on the whole We can not depend on int sort dHnordonE tn same eE@nto befTs when the
Nary %is so"osans ISLANDS have since @ns come into cultivation, that vas not expected; al.
6%y e hat 4s 4 nn9 Sq4 6, q4 Rs smp@s sf fban rG6 S " a B 5@f3 out Still BS S s@ as ho e ohd ss Ih0 os
lave e%noD%dD compete Grab Island and Porto Heo are &ss@ two dangerous rivals s - 1 ma" 90
entirely h@ why immigration does not not flow Go the the island s" as as bsa%o; that
r" !" ' o o 1% SS@ % ua ""s again o" %d s @&" in " 5aHP Rs with ia @ soS%5m maaa "'' Il S sig S @g S5
tho subsidy from ts @s%ofsna Ala j. 61sdo hat MY These two dn ~' 9 s%' o%5s to % q
s IN: s%%s: i s1 is%5 % IMP s 1 Ss 9 @@ Hs :Gs 5%9 $s S IT, s FS% $ !; T ds IL + ;% %: e: s %s
?o sss Ssa he be 5'%%5 at nj" % G"o% e % %%9 4y % s' r. " &S subsidy i"%of 6n S%T fau Tga so
thought h that the s 99"q TOO would s." i % .ad BE- % It IS %3 From eoo44t .n here in oopo1he
SUCH years. whsn the o p3o al" sm in o@r Il9ms the ae of os mbId T and b onus !" "T p M%T
%% S% S@ EaoG % % s %G md n% he re" {" no " % %Ps s % @' &f a @5 to T gt w w b1% S; v S nave e gs
large supplies has always been during such TINES when 70 and b" Islands have had long spells
mis5o. rs%3.-@o~ @SHoga this Daft 4.w1 be- found to be- in principle 4tp" %e same "S as daof
" ten @d o1 dtS &1 5y n &c., 5S oa ns ioS. B B% % %%" se a"Hn st t at% tho o" dnsmSp 4e ar" ed So s9" n%s to
be dydd into parts, they arc here be divided into Hre, adh portion to be betrayed by the
employers will be 3mtad of 4. The way p"pe here is much simpler, as the nnignGonfund
pyot at once otwoth thirds" and has to OoH to gtW fumod the hff from the second employer
Owing to the complicated nature of the Ordnance 1866 it was attended with great difficulty to
make out accounts against he2 End employers; and whNna after mch trouble the amounts were assign
ed and accounts produced, nobody pudm fct paatY aid they did ndl know hMy had had those
immigrants for which they we're charged Wn0; they Knew ueyh had ion the first Of October g6h la
bOp8 into heirs service. but they did not know if were such as came underline Orlnanca Ths
arose from the difficulty of cntoGrgu the removals, but to certain exmt also the planters not
giving stanem rgrd to uprs of removals Bu he would like know if such planters cId
ndtake from their bmuan exact saement owhat Immigrants they nave received when they qWed
tem-wheoto would be, the business of the Police to fd out Even if this new Ordinance be
passed. the difficulty would still exist in rgrd oamounh owed under the. old Ordinance to the In
miranmGnd md to planters He had advsed that aplbc notice be issued to panhrs ito makere-
ports amy immigrants have bene employed h" them uubr Ordinance when they left, and the
amounts owed would have to be paid by the 2nd o3d emdoyer-ThNe would in fact eo other
wayh get over the difficulty the old OrhDancAe except were by bill of indemnify by which it
vase eIawdh that all claims wheherin favour fte Imnframonmnd the first employer halbe
null and void HI would hg odrw he Governments attention ohs pmt as It's necessary to
have the mnetledd ms ahert the I'D Ordinance settled. Having for many years had to do with the
buJnewf assignments fora amounts due uner it, he has persona knowledge of the circumstances
By this Daft the collection wMlb snpkr,e especially by tep provision lin l. There is one crcum-
stance to which he would beg to draw attention SO that parties may not afterwards be srpnzed.
This O~Gnance will only refer to introduction ofimmgaus after its erauhu, SO that fit be e-
pehelt ob have Immediately working, that will not the case; and efrt employer whilst have an
hnmH in minc out where the AbOUrg goes to- According to the last clause in s / the anne rule
ofHe first emrIoym paying one third part ofhe Expenses and the mmigntonhnd two thirds with