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Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 70, 22 February 1890, Page 3

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aad he n>3d aan gaAaah-env tChVhte By .mm rw*ma»a, »o*n aokmg tomypm*.. The Oersnan toat to me fw throe any*, to eoxna to Imaaa. «|t*f How ma bora t re yrara aad baei aad Oonaaa any ha patar Ist pa hams agaia. I fea ia calabash. I amml toamr? •wared s Ha apeak aWmfftl atMami eahraa. They tr« me I ataat aat hH email fellaw Pienaial drink. I mat to bam M ti another al day ; Hoaa a|jfcam*|an> man ptonty tght IftTmrJtWQ throw atoaea, aad break eanffk atf. White maa add two yaard te am time. Tha Otrmaa Oommhatftafc] he say two yeara too auwk. Atm paaa rvrjgood. Watte mm te*t*a»lfaM dm . *?» *% " aW boy*, than yon go aotaa. tieataaa mm too mack He. Ho lot ma aa home. Bamaaaa aad Chwmaaa igm\ ma run away, all aaaw phati ham o»me back, me work along Bngtiakmaa aad ImerUtt maa. They pay ma money; hat (1 rmaa man aa money nnd small lavalara Oshbaal ■o goad; top all fall el hole*, pwaty rain com* In day time, too maeh hot, no mat, no eh it hen, plenty moaajnitoa. All time iron* oa my hand ; plenty boya irons on band* aad foot, tied to post. Question t Haw dM m ceeape I Me speak Uaok boy th« ml fMhaf to loaro door open a ttttm bit far wkai com* in. Black boy go to sleep. I raa to both tbrongh swamne with Iroa oa my baada. I pall them am Her* they are. fHe pradaati tkt) haadeifh.) QaattHi: Do yoa gat plenty to eat in thn otUbaahf Answer: A small bit riot, tome daya none, nnd muddy water to drink erery dnr. Q*rman gnnlor, they ell him " afatafa,'* would say be keep me in the anlabash till I din. Tlie Briiieb Consul raqaastoil ma to •end the boy back. I aent him to the British Ooasui, nnd hs tsnt him to ths Oermaa Ooasui How ha ia again hi the calabuah Itis highly a two art that eome person should be appointed to inspect ttvoa paitate a-uU, or wipe them out altogether. It is iohuuina the treatment labour boy* recairein theee plaoe*.—l am eta., Bdwabo Haia.