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... t THE CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN. The most important general r Aide in this journal for February is The Russian Absorption cf Asia, which is reproduced from the World's Wcrk. Mr. Chas. W. Barnaby is the author, and he shows up she underhand I methods ...
... REVIEW. • - THE CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN. In the current number of this journal a note of warning is sounded with referenes to the \Vest Indian labour which is hurrying from these islands to Panama. As a matter of fact no labour i wanted just yet on the Isthmus ...
... Inter - Caribbean Swimming Championship. In conneotion with tlie Boy Se=ta' Interoolonial annual swimming cantest promo'ed by the Committee of the Troop VI. I Association, 3rd and British Guiana Boy Fconts, there hes arrived in that oolony the presentation ...
... Caribbean Star Ledge No. 1 AIOSB (02 Duke !treat. Pcrt-of•lipals) -- T H.2 public is hereby notified thsl the *bare ows•looed Order was duly registered seder the FrNeely Ordisasee we the lit dty if February. 1916. ?be Step, the Seer, the Lord it as. PIRANCIS ...
... THE MIR REVIEW. THURS CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN:' journal finis in the present condition of affairs in the Far East a fultilment of Biblical prophecy, and the issue for June is a special war number, devoted chiefly to explaining the prophecy of Holy Writ and ...
... With the nag in the Caribbean Isles. The Second Mrs. Tanquery. Pi wasto's The Second Mrs. Tanquery was the closing performance of the Harkin's Company at the Prince's Building last night. It is a most unpleasant story admirably and interestingly told ...
... 11.IL&P. Co.'s Cruising Yacht Caribbean. The Royal Mall Steen, Packet Company lave just annoueced an important change in their,New Yak-Bermuda service. We ,reproduca herewith an outline of the cruising yacht Caribbean, • vessel specie ly fitted tourist ...
... Reviving Prosperity of the West Indies. BRITISH PRESTIGE _IN THE WEST CaRIBBEAN. It is satistaatory the Daily (Nov. 17) remarks to learn been the recently issued in the Blue looks of those (Monier) that the West ladles are readily emerging from the period ...
... _ MONDAY, OCTOBER ¶46 19A the Into the Caribbean. But when the tide riees, • current from outside the Bocss forces them bask to the Eastward, and there is a moment, just at the lowest ebb and the epproaoning rise, that the famous boiling of the waters ...
... THE MIRROn, FRIDAY. MAY 18, 1906. Caribbean Bea. Trinidad is, therefore, mort valu•ble to the Empire and must on no &comfit be neelecteil. Now Trinidad ra nut a name t some of you, but It Is it household wort and a dear word to a good many of us in this ...
... MARITIME MATTERS. Another of the Caribbean and Southern steamship Co. Incorporated the e.g. Freda will arrive here ibis morning from Mobile, via the Northern Joked'. She comes from Demerara and ia bringing a large quantity of general cargo for this port ...
... Conference, J. B. Beokner, President South Caribbean Conference, E. C. Widgery, Viee•Preaident South Caribbean Conferenoe, and A N Dorrant from Grenada, beside several lay oflieers. This is the South Caribbean Con• ferenoe with Trinidad as centre, and ...