... ladles they should so mean .1 or Derrauda, Lot shored mean Skies blonde which are DO briLiani jt wets al the mapillernt Caribbean Oars whist' adorns the mows of the Mother of Natlooe. Tire when we say we floe the sister whistles an reapioat plden • harvests ...

... Mother Country. London County, Essex and Lord 13rackley's team have so far proved successful against the vieitors from the Caribbean, and though it is impossible from the inadequacy of the cable• grams to judge accurately the strength of the English teams ...

... it. A lother industry which might be very well developed is organized fi hint; and fish curing. The piscine wealth of the Caribbean is at present absolutely intact. It wont I, if p'nerly handled, become a valushle rojimet to the worlifs food supply. lint ...

... minkter, who in his budget speech in 1904 declared, In effect, that the improved trade relations of the Dominion with the Caribbean were largely the result of its fiscaltrouble with Germany. Another mis-statement that we are charged with having made concerns ...

... of a kind to attract general attention. If I may use a simile, the founds- your labours. In my journey from the fertile Caribbean coast to this beautiful capit a l Bons of a palace are scarcely seen, but it is on them that the edifice afterwards rests ...

... Missionary Committee which established and maintained the Missions from the Bahamas right down the chain of islands in the Caribbean Qea and on the South American coast. We owe much to the missionaries who were sent out, among whom I may name Dr. Cobe, Wm ...

... to place in one of the R.M S.P. yachting steamers specially to enable the delegates to visit Die various islands in the Caribbean at their leisure --The Times, Nov 2, 1906. DENT. —On Wednesday evening an eldeily man, very respectably dressed, was about ...

... to us seems to be admirably preserved. We have often advocated the utilisation of the enormous marine piscatorial of the Caribbean Sea, and we wish the new enterprise success. Messrs Juan Marti & Co.'s offices are at No. 4, Broadway. THE I/ wi.tii CUP ...

... return a say in the conduct of that other island's affairs. As regards the tariff it must be remembered that this, in the Caribbean, t ekes the place of the income tax at home as the easiest mode of making revenue balance expenditure in the annual budget ...

... Indies generally is quite good et the present time, and that there no quarantine is In force to mar a pleasant cruise in the Caribbean. The Queen's Park Hotel in Trinidad, which we site sorry to say was shut for some months, has now opened Its doors, and in ...

... isby no means the least of the many advantages the new service bringa us. Jamaica i the largest Brit, ish island in the Caribbean, and in regarded as the leading British colony in the West Indies. It, is therefore of much importance that two islands should ...

... her great industrial awl commercial resources, and when her future RS the most prosperous and progressivn island of the Caribbean group appears to he fairly assured, a movement has been started which, if eneouragel by the Government, may be fraught with ...