Notices to quit spark tension on distant farm and estates
The document shows tenants facing eviction over alleged misconduct, while supporters defend tenants and report improved cane fields and cane-cutting activity. Independent voices question the political manipulation and note managers on multiple sugar estates report orderly progress and plans for expansion, with small freeholds offered to tenants.
Jamaica sugar and coffee supply claim after slavery ends
The State of Jamaica warns readers against believing there will be no more sugar or coffee from Jamaica now that slavery is ended. The editorial voice asserts evidence may exist to support this stance.
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North
Devon
Stanleys
Jacos Senior
Jaco Junior
Stephens
Tory Docter
Methodist Conference
Mr. Stanley
Lord
Sanpon
Jamaica
Bures
Missionary Fund Growth Sparks Ship Purchase and Appeals
The Wesleyan Centenary Fund, initially aiming for 80 000 to 100 000 pounds, has reached 183 000 pounds and couldapproach a quarter of a million. A 120 ton ship named Triton is bought for the South Sea Mission, with 3 000 pounds set aside for its equipment, and the committee now seeks goods donations as needed supplies arrive for the voyage and welfare of missionaries and aborigines.
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Wesleyan Centenary Fund
Woop
Missionary Committee
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Missionary Society
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Redday
Wesleyan Society
Church of England
Watchman
Mr. Bucks
West Riding
Yorkshire
Leeds Mercury
Stanley
Ollow
Hey
Europe
J. M. Puruirpo
Montego
Bay