... nevertheless, in ita family and alliances, maybe 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, ami the deadly upas. It is not for its botanical beauty ...

... Ambau, and Muthuata; they are generally mountainous, and of volcanic fonnation, but fertile and well-watered, producing bread-fruit trees, palms, cotton, and sugar. A letter from Eewa, the chief missionary station, dated Dec. 16, informs of fatal conflict ...

... ethnological theory that they were Africans, or meant, by calling them that, to say that they were as lazy as Niggers. The bread-fruit tree, he declared, ought to have grown in the Highlands, when his countrymen might have lain on their backs till the fruit ...

... —Stirving Times Under Canvas. By I. S. A. Herford. FIJIAN MISSION HOLlSE.—Through.a fine grove of cocoanut palms and bread-fruit trees, Mr. Fletcher kindly conducted us to his house, a commodious building thatched with leaves, surrounded by a fence and ...

... grand •pecunen Iffy wa# shows by Mr. W. H. Fry, end Lord Houck’, large group planta, one of which was the well-known bread-fruit tree, added considerably to an otherwise ohrtoe variety of Bower ■tends. Allogether, the Rathdown Horticulture! Society has ...

... extremely juicy and finely flavoured. In the Sandwich Islands, pigs are baked on hot stones, in pits, or in the leaves of the bread-fruit tree, on hot stones, covered over with earth during the operation of cooking. It is probable that the gipsy art of cooking ...

... and one laid in ruins. Great numbers of cocoa-nut trees snapped asunder, and not a few were torn up by the root!. The bread-fruit trees that remain aro stripped of their bark. There is not a banana or plantain tree standing, and our mission premisf s, so ...

... and one laid in ruins. Great numbers of cocoa-nut trees snapped asunder, and not a few were torn up by the roots. The bread-fruit trees that remain are stripped of their bark. There is not a banana or plantain tree standing, and our mission premises, so ...

... Elphinstone.—Stirring Times Under Canvas. By I. S. A. Word. FIJIAN HOUSE.—Through a fine grove of cocoanut palms and bread-fruit trees, Mr. Fletcher kindly conducted us to his house, a commodious building thatched with leaves, surrounded by a fence and ...

... oiir _readers ; who liave _forgotten . _their Jscho ' pl-boy _lore—rhad ' -collceted _^ thc _1 _greater _part of _the _bread-fruit _trees and _other , _Polynesian _iproducts-for . _- 'whicli she , had'bccn _^ scnt _^ out , thd . _tyranny : of _^ her . ; ...

... 'oat offered prizes for the cultivation of new fruits and vegetables, and solemnly be would predict, that as there was a bread-fruit tree, ere long there would bee bread and butter tree, and perhaps by successful grafting, even a plum pudding tree ! We believe ...

... 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 ...