The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-18

soa u shSrvrs they hsvc Court. and Ju- aud preusn
ssoneys but ,Aes" arr MT Snsicd sufficient - they make
nat syeY eullOycr Of lse shall rer, every SIS mouths
That thcvc shah b. rrccscr who shall Plantations
a. Sfen a. ihe Governor may drvS.
ms, 1s 4si @sle wort. 8 ne asvgra@SSt,
Of The prteS ,o Wages may @ axc with bis approval
and The rsse shall h ~iei M in eonspscnoes plscc
Inst the rOssr,Or may examine laryrv physical condition
placed in Hospital the lArrs sickness owning his
When the iram,Srant has revcrcd the fOtetr dis
The i supply Of the Immigrant shall h. determined by the
10 MRea attendance, hospital seennoaten and medicine
eniorccd
II Hospitals must b. established tho expense Of the employ
II The Pcsor shall examine the sanitary condition Of the
Is Immigrants NAV maxi sonplan to o,c,r and he NAV
summon Witness u complaint frivolous he must send him
the suit
rhery other and elaborate provisions which the we'll
ne lave ., Sqr;nam which concr1 immigration only an wi
al The object these laws IS leave thu treatment
hs;le possible th, ,c.on u the planters and
the IsbTsr and he employee aHin hat ignorant abcrS do
not know their legal rights AMI that through their ignorance the
6Si laws may not h nvOkt the mch q appointing rrcc
laws 4 this character not exist her Rceu Investigations
q the plantations disclose the fact that the laws cgula
the % house TO ~ g,rn 10 each ahrpr have
on the Sutc hut 1t also true that the law not eutyl b.
49, thew WHOSE special duty Is TO nforn the ahcrs
!. ~ bN and wins; hicr rights have said in my
s, ~ Immigration that the planters oi the Malay Pcrusuar
COMPLIANT N tfs n.y. d in the hands u the Po,tor. but
IN, i lisfrtu6s irl-;g 70 the employment q such labor
The planters protection, i IN the sppo. VI % vi '''''
and honesty, 10 VfOtgctOrs -. -, -
Now. IN this Kingdom thgrv laws with Vruvl
have mentioned The cHiStencc q such laws u
instance nevSry the regulation u which will
East Indian eEratiur The question which
after the CONVENTION c0ncuel the office q Protector
One " appointed who in dealing with British East Indian
Coolies Portuguese subjects may h. charged with The
British Portuguese subject COMPLAINS his diplomatic represen
that the Protector has dealt unjustly by him The rersen
tSlve with him. while the executive and Judicial sutkor
itis u the knsiom differ fum him On such issue which
shall prevSi'
II the authorities refuse WELD emigration arrested
II they weld order the emigration the management ~
the internal affairs u the kingom far immigration
coucere IN the hands Of the diplomatic representatives The
% the condition Of the SOUTH Islanders
show Lst many questions would On the other hand
capable and hnF PrOscUr and cOnsirrae dplomatc
may avoid quEtic rur> and difficulties from this
Whatever the consequence may BE- Il qrie certain that
convention rrg8u East Inu Coole labor Is possible until
laws with provisions like those have cited passed Nor
ur1nahle that foreign nation should eXact laws and the
fu7ssnt q them for the protection Of It, ignorant subjects
That the Imperial Government II reat Britain takes that
the hn, who eIuigrute properly FED and clothed but
takes that the WORKING classes 81 England So
properly f and clothed question which be debated
here II ehoce,o ask for cooes take them the
conditions imposed
have the honor 10 BE-.
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