The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 17
... produced a plentiful supply of raw material , but the skilled carvers could not compete with the cheap importations from the United States and the art , as such , has dwindled and is practically dead to - day . THE CHARM OF THE ISLAND ...
... produced a plentiful supply of raw material , but the skilled carvers could not compete with the cheap importations from the United States and the art , as such , has dwindled and is practically dead to - day . THE CHARM OF THE ISLAND ...
Page 31
... producing big bunches of early bananas which beat their rivals to the market during the peak of the buying season and command high prices . The greater part of the banana plantation area of the island is owned or controlled by two large ...
... producing big bunches of early bananas which beat their rivals to the market during the peak of the buying season and command high prices . The greater part of the banana plantation area of the island is owned or controlled by two large ...
Page 51
... knows when his load of produce is disposed of he will have an equal or greater human cargo on the homeward trip . National Geographic Society National Geographic Society WEIGHING DYEWOOD FOR EXPORT Autochrome Lumière by. VII.
... knows when his load of produce is disposed of he will have an equal or greater human cargo on the homeward trip . National Geographic Society National Geographic Society WEIGHING DYEWOOD FOR EXPORT Autochrome Lumière by. VII.
Page 114
... producing area for crabs . Photograph by Captain Frank Hurley AN INTERIOR VIEW OF A. PAPUAN TARS ON THE BAY OF BOANAI Photographs by Captain Frank Hurley MAKING NETS FROM PALM FIBER A MOURNING CEREMONY IN WANIGELLA. 114 THE NATIONAL ...
... producing area for crabs . Photograph by Captain Frank Hurley AN INTERIOR VIEW OF A. PAPUAN TARS ON THE BAY OF BOANAI Photographs by Captain Frank Hurley MAKING NETS FROM PALM FIBER A MOURNING CEREMONY IN WANIGELLA. 114 THE NATIONAL ...
Page 116
... produce the proper chemical action , it has a slightly narcotic effect . A small lime pot with a stick to dip in it and suck are the betel chewer's " makings . " Photograph by Captain Frank Hurley BOANAI , WHERE MISSION BELLS. 116.
... produce the proper chemical action , it has a slightly narcotic effect . A small lime pot with a stick to dip in it and suck are the betel chewer's " makings . " Photograph by Captain Frank Hurley BOANAI , WHERE MISSION BELLS. 116.
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