The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04
nvxEar OF rNnIsEIT'OS.


Horolulu. February - fSSS
Suggestions sS to the management of japanese
coairSc: servants ard lsborers
I. TIE JapaneSe landed here fv,rn the JSty of
ToSio are all tenant farmers. and havo not here
soscge been shorsrs in the ordinary sens " the
woui. lhe SINE system Of tenant farming in
vO.C-e IN Germany and IN the United hincion eJ-
,st> IL JApSan. Most % these men have hsi their
ArrahoidIES IN their families for over ~ wears
originally given 70 their toTetStheTS IS revariS
for military services during the Revelation OF
lou TheSc holdings they transferred. when
leaviuc japan, % their voGnccr orothcrS oy 10
o,asE 'seneS-s q ;seiE families, to b held for
ther, ir tE>f. IL they Ike HAWAII. and ind them
sslvyS vel ;Teatod. their intention Is 10 remain
be-o with their families. Men Of this SiSmp-aud
the Str,o ruay he sud Of the lsp1neSe IN eneTSl-
raSy k led by silSsa ;hrssd~ Of kindness but
t1cy Dot - be driven. The planter who that's
them aS BE vorld oCr American farmer, o. Enc-
lish icnaui-farrer. Will ind that during ruins OF
a. other times Of emergency. ihSy vii work many
hoGvs bsyoad the contract time, If it should hs
asked q teeu', without extra compensation; and
shey viii BE foGnd willing to reTsAiG his house ul
shslg owl quarters IN extra hours for anyone they
Ike being, almost all % them. practical ordinary
eNrpeaters-i Kind words and deeds. and kind
SsS % thstr children. Will hyinc cu; that LOYALTY
which Is inherent II the Japanese tenAnt-tNTnsT
| : QCNErESS-lu rooms Of the sire required by
I the Hawaiian Statute Law. two japanese families
consisting ot two men and two women with then
cGi!dTen,' oz torr SINGLE men. can live comfort
ably O. they Will be willing 10 live all together
I II o. Two laFgSe Mons Of prpportiurate si-e
They do not require any furniture or hedS OF bed
ding bat Il ihsy are given some boards they vii
I make shelves o. bureauS for their clothes.
| ! CocSSG.-ESch family, or two single men
l viii req1ire sp6es Of four feet square for cook
/ inE. his mus. hs under wooden she'd. protec;
/ ei On the rainy side from the weather. They hXy,
/ tksiE own cooking utensils. They Will scoop ou
| spaces IN the cTouni foE oS'kinc. and should hav
some stones provided for them They will ais
] require fVsEooi.
/ l. HoT MGrES Tcg RNEHISg.-A supply Of te,
| 40 gallons for e8ch family, or i've 81 gallon
| each to- single men, should be provided, II iroi
i tanks fEsvOod aid cold water are furnished nea
I their qcArterS- they will heat the water them
| SSivsS-
: I-ISp POE NEGEIAs1E GAEDESS.-The farmer
from Hiroshima Ken and GamacuShi Ken, In al
/ 40 men Ill women. have acreed to work thirt
minutes dAy uloEe than the contract time If the
are given by their employers une-ffih ll-5thl Q
81 acre 10 e4ch man Or woman. with seeds. to plan
| vCE,s;shle gardens No doubi the remaining l6
/ ussa and - women will be willing 20 do the same
I L. ICNAs os FoEENES.-Ihe employment Of jap
Arese IS lunlS over their fellow cOuntrymen an
| women i recommended, and the dispensing wit
al white men o. natives In that capacity. Th
Japanese have elected for themselves one hea
/ man for each company OF from ten to twenty-five
TboSe 80 elected are perfectly competent 10 act a
luras or forsne1. are honorable and trustworthy
and while overlooking the others will work them
selves, requiring no extra compensation unless u
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