... reply to the loyal ad..:ress of welcome sent by you on behalf of tho Government and people of Barbados on his return to the Caribbean Sea. Royal Highness very much appreciates the thought which prompte , l the address, and wished to be remembered very kially ...

... spent three months last winter in visiting the bank's many branches in the West tidies, proposes to make another trip to the Caribbean next accompaniM by Major J. C Noreworthy, Manager of the Foreign Department of the Bank of Montreal:who intends to make himself ...

... M S. Chatham in the autumn He will carry with him the good wishes of many West Indian friends for ont only was he in the Caribbean in command of EIV.S. Aeolus, but since 1917 be bee taken a prac tical interest in West Indian affairs having been a memb ...

... the same hands. The new title of the Line will be The Hirrieon arect Line. Messrs. Harrison are not strangers to the Caribbean, awl it is felt that the interests of the West Indies will be fully protected in the hands of this strong and progressive ...

... reply to the loyal address of welcome set* by you on behalf of the Government and people of Barbados on his return to the Caribbean Sea. His R yal highness very much appreciates the thought which prompted the address, and wishes to be remembered very kindly ...

... House, let September, 1920. May it please Your Royal flighnese,—On the return of Your Royal Highness to the Islands of the Caribbean Sea, I desire, with the utnoeb devotion and respect too behalf of the Govern. ment and all people of the loyal Colony of ...

... the noted traveller and authority on the West Indies. Mr. Franck was in Haiti in January of this year on a tour of the Caribbeans for the Century Magazine. The natives were armed largely with ohmlate and useless firearms, some even with scythes, according ...

... government since is became a settlement in 1623. In this respect it is the envy of the majority of the British colonies in the Caribbean archipelago. _ Ragar and molasses constitute the principal 'laicise produced in Barbadoe. Cotton ie also an important item ...

... with water. As is pretty generally known, Bridgetown, Barbados, is an importa , it port of call for ships traversing the Caribbean Ships of all kinds commonly call here for water and orders, and 9teatnships call regularly for both coal and water. The revenue ...

... organization of the West Indian colonies from an agricaleural pint of view, beginning at Jamaica and running down through the Caribbean Sea including Trinidad, off the coast of South America, as well as British Guiana on the naainl and. A fine corps of agricultural ...

... and riven. ffew York, May 4.—lndication that a volcanic eruption is taking place on the Island of Old Providence in the Caribbean Sea was reported here to-day by the United Fruit Company's steamer Calamine, in a wireless message, which said that volumes ...

... At a meeting of the planting interests and merchants recently held in Jamaica the outlook for sugar in Jamaica and other Caribbean Colonies was discussed. According to the Times Kingston corr•spond• eat, the feeling was expressed that unless Imperial anaemics ...