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Tenor Luciano Pavarotti on stage
"Tenor Luciano Pavarotti on stage. Many of his admirers call him the new Caruso."
Terrence Campbell
Portrait Terrence "Terry" Campbell, marketing officer at Barclays Bank of Jamaica Ltd.
Terrence Corke
"At Kensington won: Kensington's middle order batsman Terrence Corke, who made a stylish 27 yesterday is beaten outside the offstump by this delivery from left arm spinner Headley Williams. The wicketkeeper is George Richards. Kensington won on first…
Terry Campbell
"Terry [Terrence] Campbell, marketing officer at Barclays Bank of Jamaica Ltd. [left] presenting Cecil Townsend, president of the St. Patrick's Youth Club, with a cheque to help the newly formed club purchase gear and instruments for its drum corps."
Terry Campbell
"In the photograph at centre is Terry [Terrence] Campbell, Marketing Officer for Barclays Bank of Jamaica Limited, presenting the bank's donation to Mrs. Meryl Dunton, Gymnastics teacher."
Texton Garment Factory
"Co-operators at the Texton Farment Factory in Kingston hard at work. Texton is another CEO project."
Thannett Marshall an employees of Caribrake Limited
"Thannett Marshall an employees of Caribrake Limited fitting up a brake shoe in the company's plant on the Industrial Estate."
The 1975 Festival Song Promotional Show
"The 1975 Festival Song Promotional Show is on the road. On Friday, Mr. Bruce Lannaman of Lannaman's Confectionery (at left) presented the Festival Director, Mr. Hugh Nash, with the keys to the Lannaman's Musical Coach which will be used to take the…
The Abuna blessing the congregation
"Blessing: The Abuna blessing the congregation at the divine service of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church at 89 Maxfield Avenue on New Year's Day. The service marked the end of the third annual conference of the EOC of the Western Hemisphere."
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Reggae Falls in St. Thomas, Jamaica
Reggae Falls, located in the Hillside district near Seaforth in St. Thomas, Jamaica. It is also known as 'Dam Head' amongst locals.
