... he ingeniously wrote to his Sovereigns, a man is easier to catch when he is clothed. Christopher was delighted with the Caribbean and I go and look at them in glass-bottomed and come back to some wizardry of rum and lime on the porch of Nassau's latest ...

... are invariably choppy, as the current rushes through them like race-the a m ill race-the island s of the sparkling blu e Caribbean sea have been chosen as the goal of the cruise. Only three days' sail from Southampton and frost and fog have been left far ...

... so much in my thoughts as now. Thi is not only due to the fact that, from my house on a green hi ll facing the extra-blue Caribbean 1 think all day long of your prec i~u s stone set in a silver sea, of the incomparable attitude she has as umed as the ...

... . In active preparation A History of American republics-not only those on the mainland, but those in the Altogether, he Caribbean Sea also. Altogether, he has considered twenty states, and, as most of us know little enough about them, and they are likely ...

... The itinerary brings the Viceroy to the Azores on Christmas Day, the nce to the Bermudas and the British Isles of the Caribbean. Retu r ning, Unique personal service. The itinerary brings the stays will be made at Madeira and Casablanca. For cabin plan ...

... by the RANCHI 17,000 tons Leave England in the New Year fo r a thirty-four.day cruise to the warmth and sunshine of the Caribbean Sea in a popular line r which was built for service in tropical waters. Tazej uzum 58 fll.j. Calling at : MADEIRA, CURA ...

... acrobatic, and be content to revel in the beauty of the scene. The glaring sand, the white-capped breakers of the deep blue Caribbean Sea, and the clean-cut forms of the skimmers, like winged torpedoes, against the cloudless sky, combine to form an unforgettable ...

... BEAK r eg i o n s . A num be r of visitors were attrac ted by th e bird. from early M ass, found at her door, facing the Caribbean, a bird that appeared to be so s trange that she sent for me. It was a petrel the size of a duck, with very long, dark wings ...

... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • I Waters of the • I West I I • • I by KEN N ETH PRING LE I • A vivid impression of Jamaica and the Caribbean Islands, of the life lived there, the natural scenery, the inhabitants and • • • • • • some quaint native customs. Ideal ...

... are, like th e weever, venomous, whereas poissons veueueux, like the melette of New Caledonia or, at certain seasons, the Caribbean barracuda, ~ne those which poison anyone who eats their flesh. The weever is excellent eating; but the spines on the dorsal ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...