The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

Of syphilic disease any disease contagious
fecious
a Your supply Of provisions and sity for carrying fresh water is
pendure Of either and will opportunity recruiting both.
" You viii fail by opportunity, such quantities
and for planting islands together any fruits
vegetables suitable for food useful antioutc in opinion
fit and valuable for transportation to these islands
The Company relies skill and experience in the treatment
northern ATTITUDES Of the passage warmly clothed.
- The Board Of immigration sanctions your carrying three hundred
10 In the your being questioned by any foreign
1ayerIrer 's l va ,' II m t ne i, b G nv
H. Having completed the number Of emigant nearly posi-
bic and filed with water viii effort hasten
return and bring the cruise, possible, within six months
y From past experience the Company are Of opinion that the brown
ing immigrants to the New Hebrd the solomon Islands
e.e islands ond the SeE T He5d es' " the various wing
Trusting your efforts may successful wishing you
remain, etc, etc,
aTssIss BAILEY AND BALDWIN
having become that member Of their
Board Mr. w H. Bailey as well as Mr. H. Baldwin stakeholder in
the Company and both largely interested in the objects sought by the
Of trustees held November IS that these gentlemen he invited go on
of the Company order that they might by visiting prominent planters
in the South and men influence there or elsewhere set forth in CONVEX
These gentlemen having accepted mission arrange
by telegraph for meeting with MIR p G. Jones then in the States and
instructed to confer with His EXceeny the Hawaiian Minister Hon E
gentlemen interested for the treaty
following letter. by the Hon E H. Allen Hawaiian Minister
Washington, : worthy of particular attention.
the action of the Board of Trustees in forwarding the undertaking
N Bailey Baldwin, but also possibly, the last letter he
wrote dated December oh 1882 and We all know that Mr. Aliens
useful and honorable career closed two day later at the Presidents New
harness:
LETTER FRO" HON. 3. H allen To s 4. 900.
"S have been happy have had frequent interviews with
~ Bailey and Baldwin, the representatives of association,
during their visit Washington, have found them thoroughly
with the subject of the island trade Their intercourse with
gentlemen in the sugar business has done much to remove the IJuic
that exist against the manner and mode business Of the planters in
I9orv ON tr Pacific Coast They have had an interview with fine
chairman Foreign ATl practical
very useful They consulted freely with Dr. Mott Smith and myself
about employing special counsel at this time We were opinion that
all had been done that could b done in the of the In
uoy power" to employ IT. ann glad they nave nen mere Tor another
ra and would l" no dacrrnc to the sugar ednes Of San
Francisco Manila China, America
would be greater The demand must be supplied and the
petition would arise between the the refner whether brought
from the Islands or from any other country Mers Baldwin and Bailey
men may not permit them to acknowledge it, hut it will ultimately have
Hoping the business of the association may be always in as good hands
those of Ns Baldwin and Bailey am Sir very respectfully and
truly yours,
To E y ADAMS ESD, Secretary Of the Planters Labor Supply
On return Bailey Baldwin, meeting held on
February 10TH moved and carried by accanaion that Of
thanks to those gentlemen be passed for their valuable services on behalf
Of the treaty in explaining and showing in correct light the effects of
Of the Eastern states
T. RECOMMENDING ITALIAN IMMIGRATION.
read, recommending the importation Of alorers from Italy Th
by Italy, Of April
Mr. saefer reported adversely for the following reasons
NB. sCHAEFER n REPLY.
immigrants Continent Europe hitherto
satisfactory.
present nation
ate already represented here amongst the contract htOrer
by of and Francisco
would expensive liable casualties tending failure
while doubtful the trustees be prepared just to favor emig
steamer; hsandng favorable
Of
under in
opinion Italy not lust vet
lalorcrs,
To lc to
W. o. smith for publication n he Planters MouthIy
MR. GIBSON on CHINESE IMMIGRATION.