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... THE Railway System of this Company operates from the Port of Tucacas in the Caribbean Sea to the City of Barquisimeto, about 102 miles due south towards the interior of the country. There is also a branch line about 8 miles from a point on the Railway ...
... the Company now works 274 miles of line, running from Concha on the north coast to Cienfuegos, an important port on the Caribbean Sea, while there are branches on the north or Atlantic coast to Caibarien, and Placetas del Sur (on ...
... the Company now works 274 miles of line, runningfrom Concha on the north coast to Cienfuegos, an important port on the Caribbean Sea, while there are branches on the north or Atlantic coast to Caibarien, and Placetas del Sur (on ...
... this remarkable Mountain Railway, which runs from La Quaira The Paris to Caracas Am of South LA GUAIRA is a port on the Caribbean Sea, and CARACAS, the capital of Venezuela, is situated 23 miles distant at an altitude of 3,000 ft. above the sea level ...
... harbour) for 34 miles through beautiful and mountainous scenery, passing on its way El Palito, a small watering place on the Caribbean Sea. On arriving at Las Trincheras, where there are hot springs, tourists pass up an incline 2; miles long to La Entrada ...
... Cassandra. Furness, Withy and Co.— Manitou. Red Star Line.— Lapland, Zealand. Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.— Caribbean. • Arcadian, White Star Line.— Laurentic, Megantic. The last of the transports sailed from Quebec early on October ...
... Cocoa (Theobroma Cacao); it is also the chief port in the province of Caramels and of the whole southern ' shore of the Caribbean Sea. The coast-line is fringed with the palm (Cocos Nucifera) which supplies the cocoa-nuts of the fruiterer, and abounds ...
... Falmouth Company's line, a service has been organised by the land wires from the company's station at L6bon to Gibraltar. CARIBBEAN SEA CABLE.—The Aspinwall correspondent of the New York Times writes on November 3 :— Some accident has occurred to the cable ...
... Nicaragua. The work to be done during the ensuing year coasists of the censtruction of a breakwater at Greytown, on the Caribbean Sea, the building of locks and dams and excavation along the route of the canal. Mr. B. G. Jenkins, F.R.A.S., has published ...
... —The directors have decided to pay an interim dividend of ,61 tos. per share on the A and B shares for the past six months. CARIBBEAN COM [`ANY. —Vice-Chancellor Malins has appointed Mr. Robert A. McLean (Barnard, Clarke, McLean, and C.) to be official liquidator ...
... advantageously placed for supplying the various ports situated on the northern and southern borders of the Spanish Main (Caribbean Sea),and also those of the Atlantic sea-board from Trinidad to the northern ports of Brazil. The concession is granted by ...
... Cocoa (Theobroma Cacao) ; it is also the chief port in the province of Caraccas anti of the whole southern shore of the Caribbean Sea. The coast-line is fringed with the palm (Cocos Nucifera) which supplies the cocoa-nuts of the fruiterer, and abounds ...