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... the morning and continuing till six in the evening, keeps the atmosphere compara - tively cool. Haying described the bread fruit tree, be referred to the natives and chiefs who inhabited these islands, who, he said, were of groat stature. The chief of ...

... upper sur face of a dark shining green suffused with re e under surface of 4 - Ist, copper or bronze tints, and th the bread fruit tree, 3d, ich shining purple ; Musa vitita, Annanus satavus ta, Peperomes —let, airifolia; Peruvian argyrifolia, the most ...

... was simply a drive through a royal park, nothing but fruit trees casting their shadows over the tidy native huts, the bread fruit tree especially with its large leaves, then the orange trees, bananas, mango, lime, wild citron, Ac., ami waving over them ...

... plentiful. Iu collection of fruit, 6 varieties, Mr Henderson, gardener Parkhill, had a fine cutting from the banana, or bread fruit tree. The display of vegetables was throughout first-class, and indeed in most instances much better than even the most sanguine ...

... and the fislhing industry promoted with good results, principal fruits grown in the islands are pine-apples, limes, the bread fruit tree, mangoes. It is no uncommon thing to see pine-apples weighing lb. each, and equal in quality to anything reared in aa ...

... adapted. A trade in also be established, and the i + moted with good results. “phe pr grown in the islands are pine* t is bread fruit tree, and mangoes- mon thing to see yt hing and equal in quality to. Id English hothouse. Vanilla cle vated successfully. ...

... Azores. At Sierra Leone is found the cream fruit tree, the fruit of which is very agreeable taste. Ceylon there is the bread fruit tree, from which a food is made in the same way that make bread. It is said to be equally good and nutritious. In South America ...