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“...the Crown Colony system. A Legislative Council was then created consisting of twelve members, and in 1925 the elective principle was reintroduced. The Council now includes four elected members. The Ad- ministrator presides in the absence from the Presidency of the Governor of .the Leeward Islands. Administrator E. C. Eliot. ACCOMMODATION. Roseau. Good accommodation can be had at the boarding-houses of Miss Shew (Board and lodging, 1 os. 5d. to 12s. 6d. per day ; £8 6s. 8d. per month) and Mr. Jolly (board and lodging, 12s. 6d. per day ; £2 2s. 6d. per week). At the Hotel de Paz (Ferreira Co.) the terms for board and lodging are 12s. per day and upwafds. Rooms, 7s. per day. COMMUNICATIONS. Dominica can be reached from England via Barbados or Martinique ; also from Canada and New York (see Appendix I). The landing charge for steamer to the shore is 6d. Riding has to a great extent been replaced by the use of motor-cars, of which several are available for hire in Roseau. There being no fixed...”
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“...this harbour for wood and water. By those desirous of visiting the Caiib Settlement, a motor-boat should be taken to Marigot, whence it can be reached on foot or horse-back, the distance being eleven miles. The Caribs live their own life and have their own “ King ” who holds sway over their settlement. When the Prince of Wales visited Dominica on September 26th, 1920, King Coriette Jules and his suite went over to Roseau to greet His Royal Highness. The present monarch rejoices in the name of “ Jolly John.” Permission can readily be obtained to visit lime and cocoa estates, and many profitable days can be spent by the more enterprising visitors in exploring the virgin forests which still cover a great part of this beautiful island. THE VIRGIN ISLANDS St. Ursula’s Archipelago It is related of a certain Cabinet Minister that when asked in the Housè of Commons if he could state where...”
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“...Earthquakes, 262, 275 — Government Railway, 259— 260 — History, 257 — Imperial Association, 266 — Industries, 256 — Institute of, 270 — Sports, 261 — Tourist Trade Develop- ment Board, 266, 279 James, Bishop, 330 James, Sir F. Seton, 157 Jamestown, 76, 109 Jasper Hall, 270 Jeaffreson, J. C., 21, 22 Jeffery’s Case, 251 Jemingham, 119 Jervis, Admiral Sir John (Lord St. Vincent), 171, 176, 306, 308, 3*3 " Jippi-jappa ” hats, 257 John’s Hall Dam, 293 Johnson River, 296 Johnston, Sir Harry, 288, 370 “ Jolly John,” King, 249 Jones, Sir Alfred, 262, 443 Jones, Mrs. Woodgate, 382 Joseph’s History of Trinidad, 1*5. *34 Josephine, Empress, 313, 315 Jost Van Dyke, 250 Joyce’s Caves, 57 Judlee, Captain, 170 Jules, King Coriette, 249 Kabacaburi, 378 Kaieteur waterfall, 372, 388- 91 Kartabo, 388 Keane, Sir John, 288 Keith, M. C., 414 Keith, Sir Basil, 284 Kendal, James, Governor, .105 Kent, Duke of, 171, 176 Kerr, J. E., 292 “ Kick-em-Jenny," 155 King’s House, Spanish Town, 280 Kingsley, Charles, 19, 31,...”