... conspicuons peak caled 'A nm's Look-out; and the Unon Jack was foweld flying from the staff close by the church. i 'Tlhe bread fruit tree appears likely to flourish again, as a i they are carefully propagating it. I saw several very t leilthy looking ones ...

... require shoes, stockings, and prints for dresses. Excessive rain has consider. ablv interfered with theyamrn crop, but the bread. fruit tree appears likely to Rlosirish again, and cocton is being cultivated. The primitive existence or these people, far from ...

... content, without fear of frost or pruning. Some specimens of the curious India rubber or caout- chouc tree, and the Caffre bread fruit tree, the singular looking elephant's foot plant, and a splendid American aloe, are also among the colleotion already in the ...

... attempts had, consequently, been made to cultivate the tree in our West India colonies, but without success. Though the bread fruit tree yields a largeE amount of food, thre, or four trees being sufficient for the support of one individual throughout the ...

... Society Islands. She is in command ot Lieutenant William Bligh, and has been sjioriaily fitted to convey specimens of the bread- fruit tree from Tahiti to the West Indies in thehope tbat the tree may there be:'ome aeolimatised. Onthenear approach of the jailing ...

... That sailed with Captain Bligh, in the Bounty, on his voyage to the South t-ea*, for the purpose of transplanting the bread fruit tree to the West Indie*. That in tha Reliance he went to New South Wales, and sailed from Port Jackson in company with his ...