... A CHAT WITH MIKEY. While a representative of this paper was having a chat with Mikey Cipriani he gleaned the following information from him. The little champion has finally decided to close his cycling career as he has to sit for his final ...

... everything seems new in the boat, which ir a jolly fine one. We bad a run of about 35 hewn. What about your raw:bine, Mr. S slvador ? enquired the writer. 'There it is, said Mr. Salvaeor, pointing to a dainty little bicycle in • corner ef the room ...

... A With Mr. A. I. OUR sea bad a with A A Cipriani the week with r W the mew kie M. C following took plass . Are you Marks M!; 1 ratifier the select: the Thorosehhred be. Stift order in every detail est his swims every te be pleated with the ...

... A CHAT WITH MR. RAM ADI. MOOLAH. INDIAN LIVITIRS AND 'ANNUM' wits. Mr Ram Adimoolah at cue time a familiar figure in Road Board pcl tics was in Princes Town yesterday In the course of a conversation with our representative he said that bettzt arrangements ...

... Heroic Dutch Captain A CHAT WITH CAPTAIN N A DB BOER. THE ExperienosS of Captain N A de Boer cf the Dutch Mail steamer Prins Willem I. which arrived here Testerday prove that he fully upholds the tredi lions of the brave rein of seamen to which be belong ...

... age. He is a man who speaks little of the past. From others ono learns of how at one time he became so poor that he had to live in a little cottage on an allowance made to him by his friends. 'A hen, at thirty years of age, the Court married a lady belonging ...

... half smile, the Essequebo reaches a width of a mile to a mile and a half at many points, and even surpasses this distance where it surrounds large islands. To make a comparison with rivers more familiar , perhaps to ...

... CHAT Locusts.—Local fishermen bare observed large numbers of dead locust' la waters of Lrois Bay. WEDDING DELLS. 111411 . 6 LL — RAIIIWOOD. A quiet wedding wu celebrated IS St. Ann's Anglican Church. on Wednesday, 3ed the contracting pareee bring Edward ...

... MONDAY, JUNE 3 , ,907. A Rubber Pioneer. A CHAT WITH MR. DAVID YOUNG. The pioneer of the rubber industry in Demerara, Mr, David Young, has been spend• few days in town, and the opportunity was taken Ity a repreaent&tive of The Arfrosy to interview him ...

... known a large number of people who leave England every year to winter abroad would come to Barbados. The Indian climate is tropical, but it has a perpetual sun which is very thing. Here you have clouds and occasional showers, which I consider a very great ...

... The British Guiana Rubber Corso- ration, A CHAT WITH COLONEL LINK. Colonel Link has returned to the colony full of confidence as to the successful future of the B. G. Rubber Corporation and with the determination to smooth away the difficulties that now ...

... CHAT OF %TTENIFTED Sergeant John. of Armco., in consequence of a report made to him by an East Indian girl proceeded to Cane Farm ‘illage and arrested a handsome young Indian (sidled Soften. on a charge of attempting to commit suicide. The Sergeant deposed ...