. Agricultural news. Agriculture -- West Indies; Plant diseases -- West Indies. Vol. IV. No. 74. THE AGRICULTURAL NEWS. 39 THE COLONIAL AND The plan criven below and the explanatory text appeared in the West India Committee Circular of October 25, 1904. We are indebted to the courtesy of the Secretary of the West India Committee for the privilege of reproducing this:—? The plan below is given to show the space which has been provisionally allotted to the West India Committee for the West Indian Court at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition to be held at the Crystal Palace in 1905. It will be see
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. Agricultural news. Agriculture -- West Indies; Plant diseases -- West Indies. Vol. IV. No. 74. THE AGRICULTURAL NEWS. 39 THE COLONIAL AND The plan criven below and the explanatory text appeared in the West India Committee Circular of October 25, 1904. We are indebted to the courtesy of the Secretary of the West India Committee for the privilege of reproducing this:—? The plan below is given to show the space which has been provisionally allotted to the West India Committee for the West Indian Court at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition to be held at the Crystal Palace in 1905. It will be seen that the space allotted is in a most advantageous position immediately in front of the central entrance to the Palace INDIAN EXHIBITION. 1905. Court, occuiyiug an aggregate space of 2, -500 square feet. The co-operation of Rhodesia and British Central Africa has also been secured. The issue of the Circular for January 17, 1905, has the following further flote in connexion with this exhibition:— A meeting of the General Exhibition Sub Committee was held on Wednesday 11. Correspondence with the various colonies was read, and hope expressed that some definite decision might soon be. Plan of Proposed Colonial and Indi.^n Exhibition, 1905. [From the West India Cvmmiftee Circidar.] and adjacent to the centre transept. It is understood that the corresponding space on the opposite side of the transept will be allotted to Canada, which will, it is expected, take a space of no less than 25, 000 square feet. India is to be represented, and the Australian coloines are taking separate action. Victoria has contracted for 1, 500 square feet, and New South Wales and New Zealand are each arranging to have 2, 500 square feet, and the promoters have also had hearty encouragement from Australia and Fiji. The West African colonies will be immediately behind the West Indian arrived at in the jiarticipating islands as to the size and nature of the resjjective exhibits, in order that there might be