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

Hawaiian Board of immigration carry which believe is one
hundred and thirty certain portion Of whom onethrd
years at per month and board for year SIS per month
and 5h yearshese prices are for men women bond no 81 n
month less We do not intend limit you to exactly this scale of
trust to good judgment act scree regard
to changing them
any person with you who does not come y and
strongly upon for would not have the doubt that the
Company desire other labor than that which of their
We wish you generally that immigrants are properly
We supplied you literally with provisions and clothing for
this You will by the enclosed invoices
E supplied with medicines and the sick You will give careful at
Wishing you prosperous voyage,
remain, Respectfully Yours,
Secretary Planters Labor Supply Co.
Every for the comfort and safety of the immigrants which
At meeting Of March 28h the subject
fng the caumne and misrepresentation published
p abroad considered and action taken thereon at this
house, to pn and T pnb the Pane onbn n ona ns
to request Msrs S B. Dole R. Castle and W O. Smith edit
the Monthly These gentlemen act as an editing
April contract made with the Hawaiian Gazette Company
holders the $50 Of sixteen pages to each
Der In accordance with this agreement the Monthly has been
| regularly published and sent to stockholders
On April Sd the Secretary received from His Ex W Armstrong
letter written by Manuel Stone editor of the Yoz Portuguese
OF San Francisco MIR Antoine Machado
Portuguese who appeared intelligent mechanic and who
Immigrants in the Islands An interview was held with him and an
expression of desire assist him his Investigations made
t 70 prominent plane on MAUI was given hil' ana ms
At the meeting of April 4t the recommendations and
outions made and adopted at the meeting stockholders March,
We're taken under consideration
with regard prohibiting the importation and Of spruou
It WAS unanou g resoRed Bat preper aa
be employed draft the requisite Bill for presentation the
Legislature The services of Dole Esq engaged for this
and the Bill was presented to the Legislature by Hon
The h recommendation was that hey confer with the Govern
men and recommend the passage of aReaon Identification
Act On motion the Secretary instructed confer with the
Government the subject
The Secretary reported that he had conferred with the Minister
Registration which the Minister change
in the Ministry occurring shortly after this time the
not brought before the Legislature.
The 18th recommendation that the Executive Committee be
proper authority all Legislative On motion was unan
mOus voted that Mr. A Hartwe requested to confer with
Preston Esq this matter and to the Trustees at the
Mr. H4rtTe reported that he had had conference with His Elk
eeency Mr. Preston upon this subject and he thought the
nePtlGh OF the Government to appoint such an officer
slider the law OF taxation with special reference to the taxing of
growing 1t unanimously resolved that action upon this
The 9TH recommendation related the letter of Mr. Cole
man asking the Company for assistance to build machine for
The 8 recommendation to the Trustees was with regard TO en-
plOying Chemist per vote of March 25th.
letter from Dr. Hyde Of the Trustees of Oahu College
Oahu College procuring Chemist for the Islands The Trustees
resolved that the Secretary inform DR. Hyde that the Trustees
favor of his proposition and will that definite
be taken upon it at the annual meeting of the Company October
The 9Th recommendation that the Report of the Committee ON
the Reciprocity Treaty referred the trustees At this meeting
the subject presented and ayed for further consideration
The 10th upon the resolution Of Mr. Walker
March 18th upon the question of East Indian and
laws which would be required by the convention necessary
Indian Immigration" It carried that the Secre
the Board Of Immigration Hartwe requested
present his views the subject to the Planters Monthly I'm
der date of April 2th the Secretary addressed
Wodhouse and General Comfy which the following copies
To Major James Hay WodehOqse Her Britannia Maests Commits
SIR: The Planters Lab and Supply Company desire obtain
ect Of obtaining Hindu Iaborers for the Hawaiian Islands Y
OF that has been urged by several pro
Islands inadequate protection Hindu contract
aboers here which required by the British regulations and
statutes the subject and that the form of Contracts
on the part of this Kingdom,
There others who think that provisions as
made by the British Netherlands Treaty do require any mod
You will confer favor upon this Association you will kindly
furnish them with such information the aforementioned sub
have sir very respectfully your obedient
servant.
Secretary Planters Labor and Supply Co
To GENERAL JAMES NJ Comfy UNITED STATES MINISTER RESIDENT
Islands Is now as Won are aware ye raeir Tho PIanar
Labor and Supply Co. engaged in this matter and desire
whether the United Government would regard unfavo
ably the introduction of Hindu Immigrant laborers
Any information upon this subject which you may kindly furnish
his Association will be very thankfully received.
have the honor to be sir very respectfully, your obeden
servant
Z. 2. ADAMS.
Secretary Planters Labor and Supply Co.
No written Major Wodehouse he
allied the Secretary the 2h of April and loaned to the
Trustees copy of the 3d General Report of EmgTant Commits
1878 with reports British Colonies matters con
ected with Hindu labor relation prne
a interesting III the laws for appointment of Protectors
Natal and other places.
He also loaned to the Trustees letter Charles Mitchell
immigration Office FIJI to Mr. Arundel regarding Cooe Labor
os &c Mr. Mitchell states that Cooe labor at first more e
ensiye than Ponesian that is for the eight years
Hndu all above the of years nentured and
York a
APPROXIMATE COST
Cost in India recruiting clothing 4, los
Passage money r.
Salaries &C. medical officer 1, los
Salary Cook &c. r
Return passage say. .........
Ioal tZ2 us L.
Agents salary India of buildings added
'me will die there should be added say 10 per making total
Epense say f25 p
Major Wodehoue also loaned XI Hertsletts m
commercial Treatieshe latter the Treaty with
etherlands, pages $40 to 655.
Geyera Comfy under date of April 2h replied
ion addressed to him. follows $;
LEGATION UNITED STATes. ID
HoSoLULU, 28rH APRIL. 1882 7 Ia
SI have the honor acknowledge the receipt your
9th inst nqurng whether the United States Government
Oud regard unayoaby the introduction immigrant CT
bOrers for the Hawaiian Islands. p
the pressing demand for both labor population
in