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.r the protection of "assisted" emigrants do not

contemplate other than direct emigration from the Colony to the place of labour: and the modifications suggested

are only those necessary to adapt their spirit to the proposed scheme for indirect recruitment.

6. The scheme of indirect assisted emigration

once satisfactorily arranged, could be made of general application: for besides the case of arawak, there has been recent correspondence concerning a similar proposal

for the singkep Tin Mines.

I am, sir,

Your obedient servant,

Colonial Decretary.