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1904 British Guiana Directory Almanack "D" Surnames Copyright 2007: All Rights Reserved, Tim Smellie and Sharon Anderson Page Last First Mid Occupation Employer Address City/Area 105 D'Abreu A. I. Clerk Brodie & Reiner Water Street 105 D'Abreu J. Manager Baldwin & Co Water Street 105 D'Abreu M. Vendor Postage stamp vendor 48 Nabaclis Village East Coast 105 D'Abreu Q. Clerk S. Davson & Co Ltd. New Amsterdam, Berbice 105 D'Abreu Walter Engineer Kingston Chocolate Factory 105 D'Abreu W. J. Clerk J.P. Santos & Co. Water Street 105 D'Aguiar Bros Retail Spirits Old Ice House, Lot 4 Robbstown Lot 74, Kingston 105 D'Aguiar Bros A. Clerk Flett, Smith & Co. Water Street 105 D'Aguiar Bros F. R. Manager Charlestown Saw Mill 105 D'Aguiar Bros H. Clerk Wm. Fogarty Water Street 105 D'Aguiar Bros Dr. J. G. Proprietor Demerera Ice House 105 D'Aguiar Bros J. G. Bookkeeper M.J. Lopes & Son Water Street 105 D'Aguiar Bros J. T. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 105 D'Aguiar Bros M. Dry Goods Merchants 88 Smyth St 105 D'Aguiar Bros Q. Clerk S. Davson & Co Ltd. Strand New Amsterdam, Berbice 105 Daguair F. Clerk Booker Bros., McConnell & CO Water Street Ltd. 105 Dainty Wm. Churchwarden St. Bartholomew's Queenstown Essequebo 105 D'Almada C. M. Clerk E.A.V. Abraham, Solicitor America Street 105 D'Andrade F. Steward Public Hospital Georgetown 105 Da Costa F. G. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 105 Da Costa S. G. Clerk C.M. Da Silva 44 Robbstown 105 Dahome Dairy Co 28 Main St 105 Daily Chronicle Prop. Est. of C.K. Jardine, Decd. Office, 23 & 241/2 Main St 105 Dalgetty Geo. Compositor 5th St. Albert Town 105 Dalgetty W. T. Proprietor Cuttle Farm Maida Berbice 105 Dalgleish J. D.S. Clerk Brodie & Reiner Water Street 106 Dalgleish Thos H. Clerk B.G. Bank Robb Street 106 Daly A. B. Partner Daly & Co 10 Lombard Street 106 Daly A. S. Overseer Pln. Nismos West Bank 106 Daly E. A.B. Druggist & Dep. Lot 41, Buxton Victoria Village Reg. 106 Daly & Co Bicycle Dealers Cycle Engineers 10 Lombard Street 106 Daly Hubert B. Partner Daly & Co Lombard Street 106 Daly W. A. Clerk Wm. Fogarty Water Street 106 Dalzell George H. Tailor Lot 155 Regent Road Bourda 106 Dalzell John Secretary Sprostons, Ltd. Charlestown 106 Dance C. M. Supt. Engineer Sprostons, Ltd. Charlestown 106 Daniel Rev. G. President Farming Assoc Victoria Memorial AME Church 106 Daniel Miss Shellie Asst Teacher Victoria Memorial Norm & Ind. Sch 106 Daniel & Co T. Prop. Taymouth Manor (In Liquidation) Essequebo 106 Daniels S. Teacher Uitvulgt School West Coast 106 Daniel S. Catechist Sch.Master, St. James Waramuri Moruca River 106 Daniel N. Catechist Sch.Master, Tapacooma Mission Sch. 106 Dankett Christopher Ships Carpenter Camp Street 106 Daphness P. Dep. Dist. Pln. Enterprise East Bank Berbice Registrar 106 D'Aranjo M. L Princes Street 106 Darby Rev. J. Priest Moruca Indian Mission Santa Rosa Pomeroon River 106 Dare A. St. F. Clerk Booker Bros., McConnell & CO Water Street Ltd. 106 Dare F. C. Clerk Mercurius Cigar & Tabacco Fact. Water Street 106 Dare G. J. Weigher Water Street 106 Dargan Patrick Barrister at Law America Street 106 Darrell A. J. Clerk DeJonge & Smith Water Street 106 Darrell F. Clerk Steamer Stelling, Srpostous Ltd 106 Darrell J. S.W. Accountant Demerara Ice House 106 Da Silva A. J. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 106 D'Silva A. T.W. Tavern Keepers & J. Ferreira 38 1st Ave. Bartica 106 Da Silva Antonio Mendes Foreman Spirit Shop, Demerara Ice House 106 Da Silva Austin Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street DO NOT COPY OR REPRODUCE IN ANY FORM WITHOUT EXPRESS PERMISSION FROM COPYRIGHT HOLDERS 1904 British Guiana Directory Almanack "D" Surnames Copyright 2007: All Rights Reserved, Tim Smellie and Sharon Anderson Page Last First Mid Occupation Employer Address City/Area 106 Da Silva Carlos M. Merchant Hardware, Glassware, Spirits 44 Robbstown 106 Da Silva F. Shoemaker Water Street 106 Da Silva H. J. Clerk Leather & Boot Store 17 Water Street 106 Da Silva H. W. Clerk M. De Mendonca, Jnr. New Amsterdam, Berbice 107 Da Silva J. Clerk Ferreira & Gomes Water Street 107 Da Silva J. P. Accountant De Cairos Bros & Col, Ltd. Croal St; Res. North Road 107 Da Silva Jose Clerk Rodriques & Camacho Water Street 107 Da Silva Luis Clerk C.M. Da Silva 44 Robbstown 107 Da Silva Clerk Leather & Boot Store Water Street 107 Da Silva M. G. Baker Albouystown, Water Street 107 D'Silva M. Clerk M.De Mendones & Co, Jnr. New Amsterdam, Berbice 107 D'Silva P. Clerk Colonial Boot Store 21 Lombard St 107 Da Souza M. N. Clerk Booker Bros., McConnell & CO Water Street Ltd. 107 Das Rev. B. Masih Missionary East Indian Mission,Mahaica Dist Res. Pln. Helena Mahaica 107 Dasent Peter Teacher Great Troolie School Essequebo 107 Dash Alex. Sicknurse Pln. Success Leguan 107 Dash Eugene Clerk Leandro Bros & Co Water Street 107 Dathorne R. Compositor 98 La Penitence Albouystown 107 David C. Engineer Melville Mahaica Creek 107 David J. N. Dist. Postmaster Wales West Bank 107 David Simon Ships Carpenter Lot 25, Saffon Street Charlestown 107 Davids R. Teacher Philadelphia School West Coast 107 Davidson John Catechist Concordia Church Wakenaam 107 Davies E. C. Overseer Pln. Friends East Bank Berbice 107 Davies C.B. D.M. Marshal New Amsterdam, Berbice 107 Davies W. J. Reporter The "Daily Chronicle" Main Street 107 Davis Alfred Baker Stanleytown Berbice 107 Davis C. G.H. Clerk General Post Office Hincks Street 107 Davis E. Dist. Registrar Troolie Island Essequebo River 107 Davis E. Boatbuilder Pilot Street New Amsterdam, Berbice 107 Davis G. H. Clerk Wieting & Richter Water Street 107 Davis J. Wood "Ferndale", Lot 14, North Road 107 Davis L. A.R. Officer Customs House Public Bldgs. 107 Davis N. Darnell Auditor Gen. Public Bldgs. 107 Davis W. C. Headmaster Congregational School Charlestown 107 Davis W. E. Customs Officer Public Bldgs. 107 Davidson Wm. Overseer Pln. Blairmont Berbice 107 Davson Bros & CO Comm. Merchants` Rep. S.A.H. Culpepper Cor Hinck & Robb Streets 107 Davson C.S. Solicitor Gen. Victoria Law Courts 108 Davson Sir Henry K. Mgn. Director S. Davson & Co Ltd., Strand Residence: London New Amsterdam, Berbice 108 Davson James W. Sole Partner Davson Bros & CO Notting Hill, London 108 Davson & CO Ltd S. Gen Merchants Est & Comm Agents 7,8 & 9, Strand New Amsterdam, Berbice 108 Day B. A. Comm of Taxation East Coast District 108 Dayrell D. A. Shoemaker High Street Kingston 108 De Abreu & Coy F. A. Plumbers/Merch. Guttersmiths & Hardware 20 Water Street 108 De Abreu F. E. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 108 De Abreu Joab Clerk M. De Jesus New Amsterdam, Berbice 108 De Abreu M. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 108 De Andrade A. Partner De Abreu & Co, Water St Res. 60 Kitty Village 108 De Andrade F. Clerk F.A. De Abreu & Co Water Street 108 De Andrade J. Bookkeeper Julio De Freitas & CO New Amsterdam, Berbice 108 De Andrade John Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 108 Deane B. C. Clerk Ferreira & Gomes Water Street 108 Deane William A. Schoolmaster Dist Registrar, Vauxhall Cong. Bagotville West Bank Sch 108 Dearlove Chas. Wm. Albouystown 108 De Barros A. F. Clerk Demerara Railway Company, Ltd Water Street 108 De Barros A. F. Clerk G. Bettencourt & Co. Water Street 108 De Barros J. A. Engineer 120 4th St Albouystown 108 De Barros M. F. Manager Jasmine & Gomes Water Street 108 De Caires A. Clerk M. De Mendonca, Jnr. New Amsterdam, Berbice 108 De Caires F. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 108 De Caires John Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street DO NOT COPY OR REPRODUCE IN ANY FORM WITHOUT EXPRESS PERMISSION FROM COPYRIGHT HOLDERS 1904 British Guiana Directory Almanack "D" Surnames Copyright 2007: All Rights Reserved, Tim Smellie and Sharon Anderson Page Last First Mid Occupation Employer Address City/Area 108 De Caires S. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 108 De Cairos Bros Gen Merchants 23 Croal & Water Streets 108 De Cairos E. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 108 De Cairos Jose Man. Director De Cairos Bros & Col, Ltd. Croal Street 108 De Cairos Jose Bookkeeper Flett, Smith & Co. Water Street 108 De Cairos Manoel Man. Director De Cairos Bros & Col, Ltd. Croal Street 108 De Castro J. Clerk M. De Mendonca, Jnr. New Amsterdam, Berbice 108 De Castro Miss L. M. Dressmaker 113 Regent Street 108 De Chalus G. Head Overseer Lusiguan East Coast 109 De Casta Jose Clerk F.A. De Abreu & Co 20 Water Street 109 Decorum Richard Clerk H.M. Cendrecourt 37 Brickdam 109 Deerr Noel Chemist,Analytical Pln. Albion Berbice 109 De Franca J. A. Clerk Ho-A-Hing Water Street 109 De Franca N. N. Clerk B.G. Tobacco Factory 188 Waterloo Street 109 De Freitas Alfred Goldsmith Holmes Street 109 De Freitas Alvano J. Clerk Julio De Freitas & CO New Amsterdam, Berbice 109 De Freitas C. A. Hairdresser Commerce Street 109 De Freitas Francis Baker Bread Street New Amsterdam, Berbice 109 De Freitas Francisco Hatter Murray Street 109 De Freitas G. J. Barrister at Law Croal Street 109 De Freitas H. A. Manager Demerara Leather & Boots Fact. La Penitence 109 De Freitas H. T. Partner B.G. Tobacco Factory 188 Waterloo Street 109 De Freitas J. Clerk De Cairos Bros & Col, Ltd. Croal & Water Streets 109 De Freitas J. Clerk Antonio Soaros New Amsterdam, Berbice 109 De Freitas J.
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    British Guiana – British Empire Exhibition, Wembley 1924 BRITISH GUIANA BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION WEMBLEY 1924 CONTENTS 1 British Guiana – British Empire Exhibition, Wembley 1924 INTRODUCTION GEOGRAPHY KAIETEUR FALLS POPULATION Aborigines Immigration Centres of Population FAUNA FLORA TIMBER AND FOREST INDUSTRIES SUGAR, R ICE AND AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES MINING INDUSTRIES COMMERCE AND SHIPPING Communications OPPORTUNITIES FOR CAPITAL 2 British Guiana – British Empire Exhibition, Wembley 1924 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Note: Click here to view these photos Kaieteur Falls, Potaro River A Locust Tree (Hymencea courbaril) A Road in the Interior, 150 miles Heading out Sugar Canes to Punts from Georgetown Potato River, on the way to Steam Hoist Lifting Canes at a Kaieteur Falls Sugar Factory Brink of Kaieteur Falls Loading the Cut Cane into Punts on a Sugar Estate In the Gorge below Kaieteur Falls; Ploughing a Rice Field looking down river Amatuk Rest House, Potaro River, Harvesting the Rice on the way to Kaieteur Falls Gold Digging Camp at foot of A Coconut Plantation Eagle Mountain Wismar, 65 miles up Demerara Indian Girl Spinning Cotton River Kanaka Mountains and Interior The Rupununi Cattle Trail, Bridge Savannas Over a Creek Aboriginal Indians Travelling by Steer Bred on Rupununi Savanna Corial Indian Shooting Fish Rupununi River, looking North to the Kanaka Mountains The Public Buildings, Georgetown Alluvial Gold Mining Main Street, Georgetown, and the Cattle on the Rupununi Savannas War Memorial 3 British Guiana – British Empire Exhibition,