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... THE BREAD FRUIT TREE. trJo duC - tion of the hread-fruit tree into the West Indies is told the bulletin a, e e ater ter cular «i-> 4 6St - India Committee Circular states that an interesting letter from c P 7« - Full ,'- , from 1765 k ' i P ubhsh ed ...
... £100 FOR BREAD FRUIT TREE. ■I , Virff* i'n . The story of the introduction of the l t tree into the West Indies told in the r' ■ the Jamaica Department of Agricultur . ruarv. The West India Committee states that an interesting letter Fuller, the Agent ...
... land wider wheat feeds 42 peotile ; under oats, 88 people ; under potatoes, Indian corn, rice, ; and under the plantain, bread fruit tree, over 6,000 people. Plant* grow faster and 6 a.m. than any tine during the day. seven in proportion than lions. _ ...
... and said beseechingly : Norah, darlin', will you do what Maggie axe ye ? A Ercad Tree. The wonderful tales of the bread fruit tree, planted in Kew Gardens on December 6th, 1793, brought home by travellers from the Southern Pacific, induced the Government ...
... shows some steps towards ¢ life. But talking of curious trees, we co throw have a better instance than the next, Py are BREAD FRUIT TREE of Otaheite, and other South Sea Islands ed for food in a variety of ways it thing Cte. very nourishing, and, therefore ...
... will leave our story, and chat for a little while about THE TREE, or Artocarpus integrifolia, which is a species of the bread fruit tree. The latter, originally found in the south-eastern parts of Asia, and the islands of the Pacific, though now introduced ...
... particularised, is placed in the large, pavilion. Close at hand, and likely to interest t e general public, is a small bread fruit tree (musa Caven- dishli), contributed, with other plants, by Miss Ifarington, Worden Hall, Preston. It may also be mentioned ...
... thrown upon the waters. There is rich though not very varied vegetation, especially of fruit-bearing trees, like the bread fruit tree and the cocoanut palm. Some of the Micronesian group are volcanic, but most are low reefs of coralline construction, ...
... not his passion repress; lBut ani opera, park. garden, ball, love, n If he offer, don't fail to say Yes! ir ,r THE BREAD FRUIT TREE. 7. A TAL.E OF THiE SANI2WVIC7 Islrra. I'll tell you a tale of tie Southern Seas, You may laugh at, or cry at-justas ...
... that it was the personal interest of George 111. that led to the introduction this fruit into the West Indies. In 1795 bread fruit trees were in fruit Jamaica for the first time, and samples were sent home for presentation to the King. Some years earlier ...
... chill of premonition when the dread warning came that in future he would have to work instead of cutting slices off the bread fruit tree in Eden like a little gentleman personification bread of which Maeterlinck had to remind us in “The Blue Bird” came natural ...
... admiring spectators, is to be seen at once the degra- ded, sensual, cannibal, idolatruus Otaheitan, sitting under the bread fruit tree learning his spelling-bock, reading the Missionary in his hut, or bowing before the true God in a Christian Temple. She ...