... a pened to be passing through on his way to join his 4 He had h ment stationed somewhere ou the coast. 1 crea- | of @ bread-fruit tree in the company of his friend whom he put up, and expressed a wish to taste som hi the produce. “ You will think it odd ...

... d from the leaves the the Pandanus odoratissimusol Linna?v made of arrow-root, and some white ployed tbe bark of the bread-fruit tree, are extremely pretty, though merely Ugl plaited into coronet shape—the simple lynesian damsels, whoso offerings, though ...

... latitudes nature produce enough spontaneously supply our necessities ; there must in the centre of the island cocoa-nut and bread-fruit trees.’ * •• Then let us try and find them,” replied George, who has just torn up bamboo to serve walkingstick ; this part ...

... the hakea victoria, the daerydium cupressi-formis, the dendrobium chrysanthemum, the araucaria excelsa, and the banana (bread fruit tree). The entire conservatory presented a glitter of beautiful flowers, and the choicest plants. There was a tolerably large ...

... the victoria, the dacrydium cupresai •forinia, the dendrobium chryaAOthemuin, the araucaria cxcelsa. and the banana (bread fruit tree) Tbo entire conservatory presented glitter of beautiful flowers, and choicest plants. There was a tolerably large collection ...

... a ginger plant, healthy growth; Chinese ce paper plant, supposed to be the finest specimen the United Kingdom; the bread fruit tree, indigenous to the South Pacific Islands; the cow tree, also a native of the Sonthern latitudes, and josily pnxed for ...

... hours from village to village, all of which burnt the suggestion of the friendly (natives), leaving nothing but the bread-fruit trees and the cocoa-nut trees. Having reached the extreme limit of the Vahi’s territory, the admiral returned to the temple ...

... most romantic mutiny aud adventure in the history of navigation, aud was connected with an attempt to transplant the bread-fruit tree of the South Sea laland* to our West India colonies. The great difliculty in establishing a steampacket communication ...

... chu ma, is from a nettle, gg ig also the Chinese grass cloth; this last from the 77 snowy nettle {lUchmeria nidci). The bread-fruit tree (Artiycarpu* incUifolia) not only yields a most delicious food, but also gives beautiful kind of cloth for the * South ...

... nevertheless, in its family and alliances, may be found some of the noblest members of the vegetable kingdom; such are the bread-fruit tree, the mulberry, the hop, the hemp, the fig, the stately banyan, and the deadly upas. It jis not for its botanical beauty ...

... nevertheless, in its family and alliances, may be found some of the noblest members of tho vegetable kingdom; such are the : bread-fruit tree, the mulberry, the hop, the hemp, the fig, the stately banyan, and the deadly upas. is not for its botanical beauty or ...

... vertheless, in its family and alliances, may found some of the noblest members of the vegetable kingdom ; such are the bread-fruit tree, the mul berry, the hop, the hemp, the fig, the stately banyan, and the deadly upas. t is not for its botanical beauty ...