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“...breaks upon the eye, the marvellous panorama of life, sound, and colour which Kingsley pictured half a century ago and described in "At Last,” a.book which every visitor to Trinidad should read. In many parts the sandy beach is used as a high road, and one may meet an occasional cart or motor-car, and peasants riding or walking from place to place. Here no one need starve, for, apart from coco-nuts from the palms fringing it, the sand, below high-water mark, is full of tiny shell-fish called “ chip-chip,” which make an excellent soup. Another glorious beach is that of Guayaguayare at the eastern end of the south coast. Here on the fringe of the white sand are several screened bungalows belonging to the Trinidad Leaseholds, Ltd., which owns the oil- bearing land in the vicinity. Guayaguayare was the scene of the early operations of Major Randolph Rust, pioneer of the present oil industry. The wells are located in a clearing in the forest which can (with per- mission) be reached by a trolly running...”
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“...INDEX 472 Chaima Indians, 143 Chalky Mount, 96, 97 Challenger, H.M.S., 43 Champ d'Arbaud, 307 Champion, Major, 188 Chancellor, Sir John, 128 Chapeau Carré, 154 Chapelton, 260 Charity, 378 Charles II, King, 203 Charlestown, 227, 228 Charlotte Amalia, 321 Charlotte Town. See Gouyave Charlotteville, 151, 152 Chateaubelair, 195-7 Chatoyer, 186 Chauncey, H., 419, 423 Cheeks, Henry, 86 Cherry Tree Hill, in Chesapeake, American frigate. 54 Chicle, 393 Chinese immigration, 38, 384- 385, 429 Chip-chip, 139 Choiseul, 181 Christian VI, King, 328 Christiansted, 328-30 Churches, All Saints, Bar- bados, no — All Saints, New Amster- dam, 385 — Christ Church, Barbados, 99 — Fig Tree, 231 — Holy Trinity, Castries, 174 — La Divina Pastora, 144 — La Merced, 361 — La Soledad, 361 — Notre Dame de Montserrat, Trinidad, 139 — St. Andrew, Kingston, 2 74 — St. Andrew’s Kirk, 383 — St. Anthony’s, Montserrat, 236 — St. George, Barbados, 105 — St. George’s, Dominica, 242 — St. George’s, Grenada, 160 — St. George’s...”