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“...TRINIDAD 143 Indian model, from designs by Mr. Ferguson, at a cost of ^45,000. Its surroundings are very attractive, for it stands in the world-famous Botanical Gardens, to which Charles Kingsley Botanical devoted so many pages of glowing description in “At Last.” When Kingsley visited Trinidad in 1869 the old Government House had been destroyed, and the Governor, Sir Arthur Gordon —the present Lord Stanmore—with whom he stayed, lived in a cottage just outside the gardens. The huge umbrella-shaped tree at the comer of Government House is a saman tree (Inga saman). Its branches give footholc^^^^nnumerable plants (Epiphytes), which live on air, and consequently do not sap the energy of their host. Orchids which would be considered rare at home grow in pro- fusion, and a variety of grasses and lianes hang from the giant limbs of this monster, which also affords sanctuary to all sorts of creeping and crawling things, from the manicou, a kind of opossum, to the hairy...”