... MMMM&MMM,UM“‘ Rice paper is not made from rice, but from | atier, they began quarrelling as to what the membranes of the bread-fruit tree. 1| should have. One wanted tho larger share because Turne are ten newspaper editors in the House he found the parcel ...

... largo village located I hero, all constructed native material, and nestling under the beautiful aod shady cocoanot and bread-fruit trees, and all resting massive foundations, consisting loose stones 1 racked together, known by the name The natives (except ...

... winding tbrough s tropical forest of ihat the commitics make no distinction of creed = um:l‘.m lININDO‘_ Mrm mango and bread fruit trees. Bat, rough as the in their admissions, as the successful persons ¢ 3 Foye, G '-.:L m', road was, the horses seemed to ...

... readineas followed through the ooUkin* tl»e cite and towards hut tv fujfilire liad not had much start and wae run in a bread fruit tree, up I ...

... Tussams. the nee, although the run little risk m z I Do you know enything a the I Jo, old Ha i of starvation in a bread-fruit tree. The motive ammo in e f eem wee i t e s, °°th b et i if drink in the Fiji Weeds has polar ,Olantidadill• MaMseel. too ...

... the aeceesatiee—and sometimes with the Buxazies—of city life. We have all heard each examples as the cabbage pajm, the bread-fruit tree, 4c The fruit the'latter, by tho way, way resembles bread, though its nourish may be similar; it is more like too business ...

... asked young hopeful. Rice paper is not mad from rice, its name implies, but from the inner linings the bark of the bread-fruit tree. ...

... usually attracts one’s notice is a little group of natives sitting on their heels in a compound under the shadow of a large bread-fruit tree. These are the out-patients and ordinary cases awaiting admission. The positions of the patients seem first strange. ...

... been peopled in the interval by mutineers from the ship Bounty, sent out in 1787 by the British Government transplant bread-fruit trees from Tahiti and other Pacific isles to the West Indian (Settlements. The story of the Bounty oft-told tale which yet ...

... lett behind them As the soil le very fertile. sugar one, ntalhn• cotton , and pulse, ran easily he rallied, while the bread fruit trees, the cocoanut palm. and the bamboo grow in wild proftmion. If the pionee- party heconve auecesefully l established others ...

... then reed. 'There is no winter in PIP,' and a few other sentences about reclining ender the shads of rho broad-leaved bread-fruit tree, our nostrila charmed with the wondrous perfume of Frengipani end the scent ot tropic dowers. to the other 'letter and ...

... The' order also includes the mulberry, not a native the cow-,tree which yields a milk resembling cows milk, and the bread-fruit tree. Other members yield respectively a kind of rubber and useful fibres including hemp. Peter Simple' in the Morning Post ...