I have spoken to
k. Davis about this. He ins
strough of opinion that the expert for permission
Ł
Lecruit
for
pending
#.
рестора
to
jamoa should be refered, anyhow
Mement
Main F
A. contoring pr
bcruit
in the Promo Art. 207
If to Jamon Hen why not to Berman New
totation sentiment, which wouldh
fermica
¿
Opposed & Chin
in Samoa
would be mot
New Juiven.
staus gamint Chrine in
Apart fro
#
apert of
H. question, it would hands to fill to allow hemiting for Samon, a
Hanne (or Plenom bland), which thing is apparently being exploited British Pacifis Phophets Co.
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you
Chess Consul
Comal at Samon
Ilegalation:
at all.
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Ja
Welt. tentional
a
supposed
I think the bolt appel should to met with
A
reporal, based persanity
the content system
makes
A Le conson
not worth which
01.
7
M. ephesion of 30 Jun 1914.
our
which
accepted foling
RAS
13/2
Not La
Line
MI-
Jpkhson
Sir G. Fiddes
256
I entirely agree with R Mr. Griffin
that this should not be allowed. It would take a lot
of evidence to make me believe that Chinese labour in
Samoa would be fairly treated, or that the safeguards
would be other than illusory. It is difficult enough
to ensure decent treatment under British administra-
tions. And the German planters have a bad record in
the past. Their difficulties in recruiting in China
may be due like ours to the political unrest situa-
tion, but they may be also due, as in the past,
complaints received from Chinese coolies in Samoa.
Anyhow I would not give them a base of recruiting in
H. Kong.
to
/decline withh regret and ask Sir H. May to point
out to Messrs. Wendt that the system of contract
emigration to S.S. and Malaya is shortly to be r
brought to an end.
Contracts expire in Malaya on 30 June, 1914,
and Sir H. May is mistaken in thinking that coolies
can leave H.K. to sign a 300 day contract at any time
before that date. This should be pointed out to his.
And answer the Company as we are asking Gov. to
answer Messrs. Wendt.
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