Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-21

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President vt the Board Of immigration. i
II being evident that the introduction o iindus could not he
farther consideration Of the subject deferred until the Regular
The h Recommendation that urgc upon the
Lcgsntuc the passage OF an Act Tor tn" appointment OF 0oN
that I've sngscl to the government tina" bill I've "''"''
This matter brought to the attention Of til" Minister OF tn"
Interior hut the government did not tan" action upon ~
IMMIGRATION.
the meeting Of April th the subject Of JnrHn"s" Immigration
was brought before the Trustee and commute" Consisting ot
WITH the ron rS c " a Nj Sn."F ~RS ros then in
u",rn AMI aasn fn, hin, the views of the Japanese Go,
m" n , the subject of J"p"po mmsr"t"" 10 the country
On the lih u April the committed reported that in the opinion ct
subject ,oraby although he could commit his government in
subsequently ON the April Trustees had conference
with Mr. ARMSTRONG the rccnt 81 the b@srd Of ,% LINN, n
immigrants herr fr arrc the government paying their
when the Japanese engaged to labor lie replied would he
favor Of the governments doing hut thNtt wonld he necessary
1t was by Trustees very desirable to send
steamer q june 9TH and Agent should he
pS@S' 'S china IN cas-" h WAS % wn c"r that t%"
trustees do engage Mir $ Alexander Agent Company
a and that Sa'i nc Company will endcayc to procure
Board Of Immigration that the Secretary and Treas
h. authorized TO arrange to pay for the services and OF
have the full authority of the Company to carry out its wishes in
In accordance with this resolution Secretary informed Mr.
Mass claus sprccks and 4 j. arwe were appontoda
appoint Mr. Alexander an Agent Of the Board Of immigration
sR n I" SSG' II, i % r s that the
not prepared to give their consent in this matter that they
KIND yS they s' ~ca or Alexander ana was %
having been obtained communication written on the 10Th Of
% S MIR s Tns s moG nS be s"a o the
s na % a n aS sntsr. snd AGENTS held September
18th the Japanese Immigration question was again under consider
sG% s% "'ST the S himself nn q" n Japan
procure free immigration was finally resolved that Mr. Claus
Hn %m % & sna r STers S tine PERSONALITY to the
Government by Mr. Sprec fully his report to the Trustees
HoSoLuLu, September 18th ss2
sr The Trustees Of the Planters Supply
stand from Col spresks that the Company will guarantee te
male Hb9s at SO month with lodging and fuel but without
lodging and for such may
with "a male ia % month .S So sn month mpan ~f
same conditions and a that if the company VII guarantee t.
labors at the rate Of SO per month lodging
landed Honolulu and charge for
children but applying for work to be employed an'
ability that the Board S Of Immigration will endesSor forthwith
the Gonor to say ta such required will be furnished
this those conditions remain respectfully yours
Secretary Planters and Supply Co.
the date Of this letter whatever has been rsess
Honorable John kaena envoy
h nn Tor 1apan a ay n " I a J 1000 spa
ing hasEicld CO. i5sH Widsmann tn
positively known that they would come
IMMIGRATION
The subject of Chinese brought before tn
received consideration
April Various held with the Government
Mr. c. Along (who had Consul for CHINA
his acknowledged by the Hawaiian Cover
ment and attempts made to reconcile the difficulties whS
existed between the They proved
of be that And ats
repeated efforts the subject for the time abandoned
IMMIGRATION
April a the Trustees with NJ
President of the Board of Immigration he nfome
Portuguese successful
that steamship the Honolulu wit
such and that other would be chartre
follow her to bring altogether 1900 adult male laboers beside
and children.
This Trustees, urtht
efforts this direction seemed to them to be at thu
time
May a Ministry appointed shortly afterwards
despatched by the Cover
ment Portugal directing that steamers be chartered
bring Portuguese.
would these instructions did reach Lisbon in tim
sailing OF which
here early September with l50 immigrants all told ncluin
maes,- femaee,-minors and children.
The fact OF the arrng of the Portuguese immigration havn
steps matter July meeting
which and interested
yd attend AT this meeting Mr. g. T. Bishop stated that
Ii A OF Government Portugal ha
land Portuguese And DR. j. Mo-
Smith stated that firm in London had offered to Mr. T. IL Daye
To land loo 300 adult male Portuguese in Honolulu for cost
$40 each.
On motion OF Mr. r. Bishop unanimously resolved thu
the Trustees make formal application to the To
tain the would allow the Planters Labor
government paying the passages OF reasonable proportion
Agent Of the Board q immigration
letter of which the following addressed IL
Hfr~ltr ID the IN Df