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“...J. Henry Pusey (over seventeen years resident missionary of the Baptist Missionary Society in the Turks and Caicos Islands). Jamaica, Mortimer C. Be Souza, Kingston, 1897. Pg. 80. The Fibre industry was started in these Islands in 1890. In the month of June of that year, three bales of Fibre extracted from the Pita plant, grown on the property at Haulover (Grand Caicos), were shipped on the S.S. Geo. W. Clyde, to New York. The property is owned by the Hon. Alfred Stubbs, and was leased for a number of years for the purpose of this experimental trade by Joseph L. Hance Esq. United States Consul, for these islands. The success that attended Mr. Hances new venture, gave rise in the same year to the establishment of two other Fibre Companies, protected by the Trading Companies Ordinance of 1890. The East Caicos Fibre Co. have leased the large tract of land on 1) Door Dr. Homs gequalificeerd als agave rigida, var. sisalana (biz. 79)....”