... THE BREAD FRUIT TREE. trJo duC - tion of the hread-fruit tree into the West Indies is told the bulletin a, e e ater ter cular «i-> 4 6St - India Committee Circular states that an interesting letter from c P 7« - Full ,'- , from 1765 k ' i P ubhsh ed ...

... £100 FOR BREAD FRUIT TREE. ■I , Virff* i'n . The story of the introduction of the l t tree into the West Indies told in the r' ■ the Jamaica Department of Agricultur . ruarv. The West India Committee states that an interesting letter Fuller, the Agent ...

... THE BREAD FRUIT TREE. A TALE OF THE SANDWICH ISLES. [The authorship of the following is at once proclaimed by the versification. It first appeared several years ago.] I'LL tell you a tale of the Southern Seas, You may laugh at, or cry at, 7 --just as ...

... THE FRUIT BREAD TREE. The stcry of the ietradection cf the bread. fruit tree int., the Wert Indies is told in the bulletin of the Jamaica Deportment of Agri. culture for February. The West India Com. mittee Circular states that an interesting letter ...

... At Siert% Leone is found the cream fruit tree, the fruit of which is very agreeable in taste. In Ceylon there is the bread fruit. tree, from which a food 1• made in tile rams way that we make bread. It is wad to be cipally good and nutritious. In South ...

... land wider wheat feeds 42 peotile ; under oats, 88 people ; under potatoes, Indian corn, rice, ; and under the plantain, bread fruit tree, over 6,000 people. Plant* grow faster and 6 a.m. than any tine during the day. seven in proportion than lions. _ ...

... in the abort time of four minulea. I should be proud to see our young tratleaman well encouraged. Aasa, Warrington. bread fruit tree, artocarpus incise, grows to the height of about 40 feet. It is from 1 to 15 inches in diameter the bark io fish.coloured ...

... BREAD FRUIT. The farnoo* bread fruit tree known bj name the world over, although the exact appearance of the fruit unfamiliar. This photograph above the fruit, or rather cluster it. before being picked. The rolls in this case may be said to come hot from ...

... across the wide Pacific, there are some most valuable plants, beautiful trees tall and stately cocoanut p.llu.‘ The bread fruit tree has a most remarkably ‘beautiful appearance, but apart from that it is also very useful t, the natives, When full grown ...

... Oats, barley, rye are used different countries of Europe. The Sea Islanders live almost entirely the product of the bread fruit tree. Millet forms the staple food of the Egyptian peasants and many millions of Asiatics, The Chinese make a palatable bread ...

... calling atten. tion to it tells a romantic little instance of importer's* in the story of the bread-fruit tree in the Indies In its natural state the bread fruit tree is food, iltelltitg to natives of these islands; This niagniflcem tree was discovered Sir ...

... robberies committed In• London lead to a conviction,. P.ice•papsr is not mode from rice, but from the membranes of the bread fruit tree. ...