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... in the matter, demand flying-fish pie. It is a speciality of Barbados, and nowhere else in Dr. A . E . Boddington U the Caribbean did I find flying-fish relished except for bait. Maybe Dr. A . E . Boddington matter, demand It is a U Y TER CE T AMALFI ...
... AMALFI the Caribbean did I find flying-fish relished except for bait. In the garden are hibiscus and white and red oleanders in bloom. The sweet scent of the frangipannies is wafted through the leaves of the mango tree by the light Caribbean breeze. A ...
... all three are still found in their strictly local habitats. In this brief outline it will be seen that the Queen of the Caribbean possesses a really fine and distinctive avifauna, and much of it may be observed by anyone with a few months of leisure ...
... and Sheets of brackish ot· green gaulin. Sheets of brackish ot· fresh water are the haunts of the Florida gallinule and Caribbean coot, and here may be seen the The noisy West Indian jacana. The last-named is a lovely bird in appearance-maroon and purple ...
... RODNEY'S TEMPLE AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS, OLD SPANISH TOWN THE THE PEARL PEARL PEARL OF OF THE CARIBBEAN CARIBBEAN CARIBBEAN CARIBBEAN qualified about Jamaica. T HERE CARIBBEAN Secretary 1900-04, Governor correctly Captain-General) 1907-13 , and ...
... business is at large ; the traveller who, unashamed of his critics, intends to probe and understand the subject of his Caribbean visits ; and the Colonial servant who would acquire experience at the hands of a worldly wise and critical ex-Governor. Believing ...
... by the RANCHI 17,000 tons Leave England in the New Year fo r a thirty-four.day cruise to the warmth and sunshine of the Caribbean Sea in a popular line r which was built for service in tropical waters. Tazej uzum 58 fll.j. Calling at : MADEIRA, CURA ...
... CRUISE by the RANCHI 17,000 tons Leave England in the New Year for a thirty-four day cruise to the warmth and sunshine of the Caribbean Sea in a popular liner which was built for service in tropical waters. Calling at: MADEIRA, CURA ...
... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • I Waters of the • I West I I • • I by KEN N ETH PRING LE I • A vivid impression of Jamaica and the Caribbean Islands, of the life lived there, the natural scenery, the inhabitants and • • • • • • some quaint native customs. Ideal ...
... ~u.,V by the Caribbean HE first Euwpean VISJtor to Jamaica was Christopher Columbus. He was so struck by its beauty that he christened his new discovel·y Santa G loria. Swept Euwpean VISJtor to He was so struck by its by the Caribbean Sea, where the ...
... RAYMOND ALDERSON W HEN he called this book CARIBBEAN TREASURE (Hamish Hamilton, rzs. 6d.) I van Sanderson upset the carefully loaded apple-cart with which he had display his knowledge. There is a this book CARIBBEAN TREASURE decided to display his knowledge ...
... RAYMOND ALDERSON W HEN he called this book CARIBBEAN TREASURE (Hamish Hamilton, rzs. 6d.) I van Sanderson upset the carefully loaded apple-cart with which he had display his knowledge. There is a this book CARIBBEAN TREASURE decided to display his knowledge ...