... In these sketches and studies in tropic seas and islands he gives a delightful account of the beautiful islands in the Caribbean Sea. He has written about them avowedly more from a pictorial than a political, economic, or soci ~ l point of view ; but ...

... in that part of the Pacific Coast which stretches from the G ulf of L ower California to the Colombian border, also the Caribbean, including the vicinities of Jamaica , Colombia and Panama. The fish actually caught by M r. H edges, most of them on a very ...

... is At t h i of year the the chief centre for drying, cleaning and packing. Quite good quality sponges are found in the Caribbean Sea, of the varieties known as wool and grass.--IVI. BAC0\1. A DARTFORD WARBLER CUCKOO TO Tll l' EDITOR OF COUSTHY ...

... Coast of Africa, the tunny is found on the western side of the Atlantic, its distribution it~ those waters ranging from the Caribbean Sea to Newfoundland. 11. A. D. COUNTR.Y LIFE. THE END. y; ith 5-1-7 grc:~ t frank- \ Ve, there- ness. \ Ve, therefor e, obta ...

... followed the coast line of Peru, Ecuador and Columbia and, crossing lorth Venezuela, reached Caracas, on the shore of the Caribbean Sea. Of all these countries Mr. Grubb has much of great interest to relate, and his descriptions of wonderful scenery and ...

... up from start to finish. ** Scenes in Japan,” “* The unveiling of the Queen Victoria Memorial,” “ Turtle fishing in the Caribbean Sea ' were all items of attractiveness, and the dramatic stories and comedy devices were all greatly appreciated. Mr. West ...

... ancient city and fortress of Cartagena-and for America it is old indeed-squats on a sandy point jutting far out into the blue Caribbean. with a beach curving inland on either hand. A sea-wall beside which that of Panama seems a plaything, of massive weathe ...

... beautifuJly illustrated. Lagooned in the Virgin Is lands, by Hazel read. Ballance Eadie. (Routledge, los. 6d.) FAR away in the Caribbean ea lies a group of islands !mown as the Virgin Islands, and on one of these, Tortola, the authoress made a home. In a long ...

... sardines in a can. \V. E . Simmons, writing of conditions nearly 50 years ago on the San Juan river, which flow into the Caribbean, ays that in certain parts of this river tarpon are so plentiful that they frequently jump into the boats. As many as five ...

... gallantly faced and skilfull y overcome -Times Literary 51tpplemettt. :\[r. :\litchell Hedges·s two years' fishing in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean provides one of the most sensational records ever penned by a sportsman -Daily Chronicle. Trul ...

... New vVorld for his Caribbemi: Sea of the New W orld (Cassell, 2l s.), a fascinating hi tory of the countries bordering the Caribbean Sea from the first voyage of Columbus to the open- ing of the Panama Canal. Like Senor Covarrubias, he is a firm believer ...

... lightning beneath the sk in, whence their extraction is a painfu: business. A somewhat brighter side of mongoose history in the Caribbean Islands reaches me from St. Lucia, where I understand that the animal has exterm inated the dreaded fer-de-lance, the deadliest ...