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... their bestand how supreme that best is only those who have visited them can realise-at this time of year, for later on the Caribbean is apt to be a little too hot for comfort, though on the islands themselves there is invariably a refreshing sea breeze. ...
... little property known •• rnnish Cove can be purchased for' .1'.6,000. Beautifully situatP ...
... of such things than a reef or the borders of a lagoon. As a picker-up of unconsidered trifles I combed the shores of the Caribbean, the South Seas and the Eastern Archipelago, amassing choice pieces of bleached coral, dried seaweed, driftwood and broken ...
... 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 ...
... has overtaken the city of St. P ierre in the French colony of M·artinique, one of the fringe of islands that shuts off the Caribbean Sea from the Atlantic. It is u?li!'ely that we shal l ever know exactly the number of the vlchms. The destruction has been ...
... away to sea at the age of fifteen, his life is a whirl of odd and exciting happenings, to which the seas and islands of the Caribbean provide a background full of colour Mr. Phillpotts shows that he can draw Negro character and movement. Mr. Phillpotts shows ...
... 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 ...
... Supt., S.R. Commissione_r Aldwych, London. Bulawayo. ltttl .._\L ~£\l L 45 DAYs· CRUISE To the glorious islands of the Caribbean, witll a fascinating break in the journey at Madeira outward s and Las 1-' almas and L isbo n on tlle way home. 23 JANUARY ...
... 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 ...
... fine, unconventional photographs, t his book is a fascinating companion-guide t o the strange and romantic islands of the Caribbean Sea. 150 illustra- ---LINDSAY DRUMMOND FLOWERS IN WINTER Patrick M. Synge Every fl ower lover, with no matter how large ...
... table. Unique personal service in all departments. The itinerary embraces the Bermudas, most of the British Isles of the Caribbean Sea, and brings the Viceroy to the Azores on Christmas Day. Return ing, she will call at Madeira and Casablanca. For cabin ...
... 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 ...