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Sandwich Islands, an American gentleman, had engaged for the shipment to those Islands laborers in a British vessel, as the American law prohibited the Coolie trade in American Ships. And 350 laborers were eventually dispatched, the Local Government, when that number had been reached, requiring the Consul to procure the Guarantee of a treaty power that the Emigrants would be brought back after three years service. Sir Harry Parkes, to whom application was made for this guarantee, declined to give it, and has received Lord Stanley's approval for so doing.
Moreover, he immediately brought the transaction under the notice of Japanese Authorities, pointing out the necessity of exercising careful supervision over the Emigration of their laboring population. The result was that the Authorities, though they did not recall the sanction which had been given for the 170 laborers already embarked, refused to allow any more to proceed.
Care was taken, under instructions given by Sir Harry Parkes, to ...
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Sandwich Islands, a
American
an
fenthman, had engaged for the
shipment to those Islando
laborers in a
British Kepel,
J
ao
350
the
American law prohibited the Cooly trade in American Ships. Andy
170 however
wvere
eventually dispatched,
the Loese foremment, when that
as Local
number had been
the Consul to
procure
Q
barked required
the Guarantee
of a dreary power that the
Emigrants
would be
after three years
brought
back
service. Sir Harry
Parkies, to whom application
made for
this
guarantee.
declined
to
give
it, and
has received Lord
Stanley's approval for so doing.
Moreover imme
the
immediaraly brought the
transaction under the notice of Japanese Authrities pointing out the necessity of
Careful supervision
Emigration of
thing exercising
over
the
the
a
their laboring population.
The result was
that the Authorities,
the
though they did not recall
sanction which had been given
the 170 already the tonigration of
embarked, refused
more
to proseed:
to allow any
Care
wav
under instructions givers by
to
taken,
Fir
to
Harry
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