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Geversl Comfy under date Of April 2sth replied
LEGATION UNITED Sr,res
HONOLULU, 2STn April, 1892
the s n sse the nSGor TO lied the receipt Of Of
would regard untfayoraby the introduction of Hindu immigrant
pressing demand for both labor and population
regret therefore, my inability to give prompt and categorical
On reflection will remember that representative
Ss SSfs" % nS s 0% Majesty
a , hi, Minister Of Foreign Affairs however remind
States multiplicity Of momenou affairs pressing upon
oc a % a"nh Msn'Ei ISLANDS '% s
be endangered through the large importation of heterogeneous
stands. '''
1t is possible that Labor Supply Company NAV
viii aa s by to the Minister Foreign Affairs
ian Foreign Office ''' "''s' ''"""'
Very respectfully your obedient servant r
sr'y r H. & S. co Honolulu
then President Of the Board of Immigration April
l2h OF which the following
Honolulu 18th April, 1882
p ESQ PLANTERS LABOR AND SUPPLY
SIR t have received your c9m%unieao requesting for
laws which protect and the aw % se oa s 0in
order to make convention possible the Of East
the imperial f RSa sS %s
Way and to you any one ee You oan haSe
ignorant British subjects from India provided satisfy
Of SG eaoa c of aers sa s sa aws on he
passed laws There los provisions in Them For the pro
lection aborers they and Judges prosecuting
attorneys but these not considered sufficient they make
on the hs" his report every SIX months
q That there shall be protector who shall visit the Plantations
That Protsetcr shall keep record of Immigrants
That That s%o s, I a i i with the approval
and the ae shall be posted II eoneuons ee ms approval
s. No immigrants change his contract unless he does
and cali the nsss oss snd a h sSnp s
placed in Hospital II the aborers sickness is owning to his
own % nee he shall i've no during his sickness
charge him
10 Medical attendance hospital accommodation medicine
shall be fixed by the Governor and the Protector shall that it
H. Hospitals must established at the expense the employ
r. The shall the sanitary condition of the
Plantation and may summon jury to pass upon it.
migrants may aIe complaint to Protector ra ana sn ne may
back to his work II there cause OF complaint he must prosecute
There other elaborate provisions which well
being OF the immigrants.
The laws of Snrinam which immigration ony fill
of considerable Specific and details consider
ed The object Of these laws leave the treatment OF the mm
grants little possible To the direction OF the planters and
abish for possible point OF friction between
no %o% s legal sS and through s the
best laws may be invoked the method Of appointing Proec
tor is adopted
Laws OF this character do not exist here Recent Investigations
Of the plantations disclose the fact that the laws egua
ting the amount Of house room to be given 70 each ao have
on the subject but also that the law enforced be
there whose special duty it TO inform the abore
what and what ther rights have said
report immigration that the planters OF the Malay ennsua
complain power lodged the hands OF the Protector but
this misfortune incident to the employment OF such labor
The planters protection the appointment OF OF character
and honesty, to act rs protectors
Now this Kingdom there laws with such
/ have mentioned existence OF the
the regulation Of convention which will
Indian emigration The question which
after the convention concluded is Ia the Office OF Protector
Coolies Portuguese subjects may charged The
British Portuguese subject complains to his diplomatic
tave that the Protector has dealt unsy by him The
taye agree with him. while the executive aud judicial author
shall PREVAIL
II the authorities refuse yield emigration
II they yield order 10 the emigration the u
the internal affairs u the Kingdom
which the Board Of Immigration has had in the appoint
the condition Of the South Islanders
show many questions would On thu other hand
capable aud honest Protector and consaae diplomatic
Whatever the b quite certain that
convention regarding East India Cooe labor possible until
laws with provisions like those have cited passed Nor
that foren nation should exact laws and the en-
That the Imperial of rsst Britain tsks that
the Hndo who emigras properly led and clothed but