The alternative to obtaining labourers
in the manner proposed, is to get them elsewhere
than Hong Kong through contractors. It is clear
that the Sarawak Covernment is trying to do
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something to improve the conditions of labour,
and it may be easiest to encourage them to cont inue
their efforts if we help them to obtain labour
in the manner proposed.
The 0.A.G. is willing
to agree to the system if the S. of S. has no
objection, and on the whole, unless Fr. Boyd sees
any difficulties. I think we might approve.
5. Camis 28.1.29
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