... op a swing. Moro than one has gone let for awl found business too: bweinnet in one ! thc spots on earth, the co' of the Caribbean .. --- the Britca tit and ior it. A truly this for a holiday ,and many visiting it in the English winter, Chi in Jamaica ...

... um facilitiai for coaling and uuple Mocks of coal. docks ILIV of undert.aking the rtpair ot any .1 attain hound for the Caribbean the charges for the workinanthilt. duce, he., are very . much Maur than tho H paid at . present at avana, Saint Thema,. and ...

... NEW COIPANIES. The following new compani:6 have just born 'tegixtered Caribbean Marine Salvage Co. Ltd.—Private 'company, with capital oi in £1 thares, to eiipt an agis-muent with I). It. Ifaines, and to airaldeid wittssunken, stranded, disabled, distowed ...

... connection with the. campaign, Major Ronald Ross speaking at Bombay, Professor Hubert Boyce commencing his voyage to the Caribbean Islands, and the Jamaica journals received by the current mail giving long reports of the excellent work being carried out ...

... Canal, suys the Secretary to Nary, tho Caribbean Sea will become the scene of great commercial activity, and our responsibility to the police and maintenance of the canal, and our in* torert in th« whole Caribbean region, urgently call for adequate naval ...

... America, Central the Weir. India Islands. the Bahama Islands. the Bermuda Islands or the of .titouth America bordering on the Caribbean or Newfoundland, and a duty of viz ger ton, not to exceed thirty per ton per annum, is hereby imposed at, each on all which ...