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... His Excellency the Governor avid the Jamaica Boy Sconts will furnish the Gaurd of Honour on his arrival. VOL. 7. in the Caribbean and South America For the time being sail!ngs will be maintained every two weeks with this vessel and the Western Wave. ...
... will not be permitted. If that policy is maintained then the I ins is certain to find favour with a good many in these Caribbean Colonies who have to travel occasionally. Some further details abont the Company are as follows: The Western Ocean Steamship ...
... of nationhood fostered a change for the better will come this part of the world. A migratory movement tram Britain to the Caribbean is not likely. Sec tiers are attracted to the vast spaces of Africa than to British Guiana and British Honduras, so if wa ...
... State for the Colonios has appointed a Conference of Direc tors of Agriculture and A e s,ricultural Offieers of the British CaribbE.an a result of the resolution which was rassea last yar at the seclnd standing conference of the Wa,t held under tha Chairmanship ...
... followed by another holder of the Victoria Cross, Cimmander Norman Douglas Holbreok, N.O , who is sailing today for the Caribbean in the Blue Star s.s. Arandora Star. This will be the first cruise to be made by a Blue Star liner round the West Indies; ...
... our failures have so strongly irrprest,ed upon Us. For the present however, the thanks and con gratulaticr:s of the whole Caribbean are due to Mr. Fernandes and the gal lent team which he has led to victory. -- The Barbalos Advocate, Mar, . _ _ ASK POR ...
... Jamaica i with the abject of estahlis ing a first class Air Port and Flying School in Kingston, The Company will be ed the Caribbean Airways Ltd., and will consist of some twenty or thirty shareholders among whom are some of the most ir.fluential people ...
... (From the Caribbean Trawler, March, 1930. IT is very evident that the present trend of affairs in Parliamentary Circles in Greatßritain is giving thesugar crisis, with special reference to the au gar producing Colonies of the Caribbean, a political colour ...
... , politically and econoin:callv, will be attained only in unity; that ig to .ay. when the two milliqn inhabitant of the Caribbean Archipelago operate as a unit; and its two million voices heard as one voice. But far - Ind on further we have reached. Doz'ng ...
... first sound of aver reverberating echoes on the subject here, which will resound throughout the length and breadth of the Caribbean sea, and never cease until the British West Indies and Demerara shall have be!ome 'One by confederation; when we will have ...
... unique experience to relate or an observation to make in connection wDh each. Anonc! th° sou. enir4 of H.rrick J tray's Caribbean cruise. is an antiquated iron liev,weighin- five notind.. HI is mre than 400 yiara old, grd hich was to unlock the door f ...
... n differs from the: e two, in that the U. S. A.. and Canada are both tirental, whereas the islands are s pare ed by the Caribbean Sea. Communication which formerly as an iterr that presented difficulty iP now happi!y an ercouraging feature We need Latdly ...