The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-22
w. G.. IRWIN,
Nice-President p. L. * \. Co.
Honolulu, July 6, 1882.

hoNOLtLt, July D, 1857.
~. Il. L-aria, Esq, Vice President p. L.. & s. Co.
Sm:-I am directed by His Excellency the Presi-
dent of the Board Of immigration to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter of even date in which
yOu state (herc follows abstract Of Mr.. Twins let
ter and IN reply to say; lst disappointment of
Captain Tierney As master of the Schooner .JWid
for the proposed voyage Is approved, and his Com
mission - Agent Of the Board of Immigra tion
will be made out and handed to him, and. Won
NAV instruct Captain Tierney to engage under the
usual contracts for three or five years adult labor.
not to exceed one hundred and thirty souls, one
third Of which 10 b. women: 2nd. all contracts 10 be
made III duplicate between the emigrant and the
Agent Of the Board, and duly entered on a muster
roll contracts and muster roll supplied by the
Secretary Of the Board and on arrival of the emf
grants, the duplicate contracts and muster roll
with the Agent : report to be handed to the Score
tary II the Board contracts will then bs made be-
tween yOU and the Board transferring the emf
grants; Bird the Board Of Immigration by its
the same with the distinct understanding that the
~A%-a any expense III the same -
Our Customers are informed that we
EITTT Em~- are enabled ---anq that
on the arrival II the laborers You viii remove
them at ouce az your own expense without charge
Of auv kind whatsoever to the said Board and If
the Board shall Do at any outlay III keeping said
immigrants ON their ARRIVAL you VIII repay the
/ have the honor 10 be etc.
JoHS =. : MTHIEs.
Secretary Board immigration.
cop,,ia e. H. Tie,ney. Special Age"t HrraiiaH
Board gT hmm grafton
Sm=I am directed by His Excellency the Presi-
dent Of the Board of Immigration to hand You
vlrr commission as Special Agent Of the Board for
obtaining labUrers for this Kingdom 10y the
Schooner .JIi1 and no other vessel, unless YOU I'M
fortunately should be- wrecked
have the honor To be etc.
JOHN =. SNITHIEs.
Secretary Board Immigration.
After p!acing before our readers this cor
-re~pondence we think that Omment on the
charge of unnecessary delay in acceding to
the wishes of the Planters Labor and Sup
ply Company as 10 their New Hebrides adj
venture is wholly unnecessary.
The following i the letter Of Mr.. Adams
below referred to:
To Ms EoHor # h. Dary p. C.. Adperhser:
Dear sir,-In your paper Of this date You ask
me 10 point out when the &c unnecessary delay
occurred III the case Of the Julia so far as the
Government were concerned. and / Will now do
so. Your statement that Mr.. Twins application
To the Government Of July 6 was answered favor
ably the same day by the Board of immigration
Is the truth A. far ~ It goes, 6ut al as Onig u part
Of the truth. The facts are that application was
made to Mr. Gibson IN person to procure the
authorization of the Board of immigration for
the contemplated trip of the Julia, and this appli-
cation was made a. early as July LIST. II rds not
until the 9Th that We were told to make the formal
application. which was done. During this time
the Trustees, having in recollection Mr.. Gibson's
treatment of their application for a commission