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... smaller and quieter British part of this northern Caribbean island group It might even get to the point of having to change our name” said a tourist official here Unlike almost anywhere else in the Caribbean today” he went on people including young girls ...
... Steamship Royal Lines and Harrison Line of the founder members of thfs Association vessels in the Caribbean is the proud record the Line has served the Caribbean for well over a hundred years wooden sailing operating from the Mersey having established regular ...
... once-in-a-lifetime Caribbean holiday worry' about his skin in Barbados there need to about millionaires and and changing for dinner because it is one of the most informal places in the world NOW I KNOW WHY When years ago I visited the Caribbean I stayed with ...
... Sugar agreement the sugar refiners are now taking a second knock from the alarming developments in the Caribbean The sudden disruption of the Caribbean supplies the reasons are somewhat complex but include the price of oil strikes and the soaring costs ...
... enough support Middle East and Caribbean countries they are happy to have us The British influence goes back to the 17th century when settlers learning of the country’s wealth mahogany moved with their slaves from other Caribbean parts When the Spanish empire ...
... Wales has complained bitterly about the apparent lack of concern the British Government in farmers’ lively- Sail off to the Caribbean for3ldays of luxury cruising Oct22-Nov22 Join us on the beautiful 24000 ton Sagafjord for 31 unhurried uncrowded days of ...
... and from there broke thruogh door into the post office Caribbean wants more for sugar WITH the world sugar price at record £218 ton talks on priced started yesterday between representatives Caribbean sngar producing courttrie and M Joseph Godber Minister ...
... processions outward and homeward nor the ceremony itself provided the deepest and most abiding impression The honeymoon was be a Caribbean cruise Royal yacht Britannia her of destination unknown and the wedded couple were to embark at Tower Pier sail from the ...
... Commonwealth Sugar Agreement the Caribbean producers receive £83 a ton but the Agriculture Minister Mr Fred Peart agreed to pay Guyana £140 a ton for 86000 tons to be delivered over the next few weeks It seems clear that the Caribbean producers are seeking a similar ...
... sugar-cane imports arguing that the poor Commonwealth producers depend on a steady market and that without Britain many Caribbean economies would be ruined But as world prices have soared above agreed Commonwealth rates some The Golden Mile had lost its ...
... grocery trade this country has been at pains to hush up the problems created by the shortfall in sugar sup' plies from the Caribbean With the lesson of the Great Lavatory Paper Hunt behind them retailers knew only too well Union hits back on ‘skivers’ paradise’ ...
... night and attended reception Back - searching role the company’s inaptly named Halcyon Days subsidiary was playing in the Caribbean Tourism is something of a mixed blessing anyway with crowds of people often destroying the very solitude they seek But there ...