| Show IMPORTED LABOR japanese are objectionable to hawaiian sugar planters h honolulu jan 30 via aan francisco fob 8 many japanese and native workmen on the island of maul have formed an association m the lines of some american unions and they have started a series of strikes the plantation managers have been anticipating trouble among fhe japanese for some and are to supersede them with laborers japanese who strike are very promptly discharged the twenty ethree tennessee negroes recently brought here have be acme dissatisfied and have iott their work thiea are said to be city men of an undesirably class and have proved an undesirable importation many of them are making their way to honolulu they claim 28 a month with quarters fuel etc free the last lot of negroes and porto ricans have proved a better class and working sixty portuguese iwho came here from new england are also well llyod by their employers pl the Zeal andla on her next trip will brims about of these |
