The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-11-27

lssion of public affairs from every point Of view.
Correspondents Will please observe that letters
faith
b. the Editor Of he Pacific Co,n'erciai Adre,tiser.
sr,-I read with pleasure the article IN your
Ast S4tnrday's issue. h-aded - Apropos Of Immi-
sration--
Ii i To the point. busin-ss-Irk-, aud very
1Eerent to some Of the balderdash one j. used to
.rading continually about immigration.
The public have a right to know what il done
sith their money. and it there is any one to be
ound who give them through the medium vi
Ehe Press. any information the subject in qur--
no. We only hope that that person will Without
fear tell all he knows
a think q proper inquiry should be instituted by
The Board OF immigration. the public has a right
70 demand it- Let there b- no uudrrhanded deal
fngs in th- matter. aud let the results OF such
inquiry be made known through the medium or
fhe Press.
l. is quite Irue what Y Y. Il. stllrs-Ihat when
Captain Jackson COMMANDED the Stormbird. the
pnblic were made acquainted With every little at
Of himself and his vessel and that his reports
Mighty interesting but why have the dDin:,s oi
nmigrsnt vessels for The last eighteen months.
bern Kept ,luknuwu TO ih- public: Perhaps Il-
bnlIet-hOl-s in tEr boat of the J"hn Bright Ia
eharterrd yesse), aud the little events that
ed at The Island 0f Maxim (KingsmIll Group). may
baye something to do with that
We are all Interested in this all important sub
jset immlgr aiion it il Of vital importance to
all. and We want to ind out everything that con-
Germ it.
q. states that the late captain OF the Storm
bird. has a duplicate Of his last report to Mr..
wilder has that gentlemen any objection to make
q publct Can be not be induced give
Information upon this matter That h- poss-sses
information aud very valuable Information too, |
know for a fact but know also that be intends to
Keep it to hursrIf until asked by those Io6o ought
to seek IT,
If we are To- hav- south s-u Islander, irom time
70 time let the Board OF Immigration put aside
thrlr prrjude-s aud -..rk all the inflammation they
can. To the proper mode and manner of getting
such labor.
Our labor vessels have been coming back OF
latr with d-ibs and drass small lots with all
ofexcuses why they could not get natives. &c. &e.
Bosh Put The right man in the ris tplacr. and
W can get all the natives fcorn 'hes ssens We
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