A group of vendors sell their vegetable produce by the roadside, near a hardware store. There are two horse and carriages in the background near the buildings and the back of an automobile can be seen at right.

A market vendor of East Indian origin sells her vegetables in the market.

Street vendors sell their vegetable produce on vending stands on the roadside, outside of the Green Flag Bar. The baskets that once held their produce are neatly tucked under the tables that now hold the produce. A sign ...

The postcard shows an East Indian family standing outside a small hut with a thatched roof.

This private mailing postcard is an adverstisement for Hamburg-America Line. The postcard shows a family of East Indian descent in front of their modest dwelling which has a thatched roof. The family's laundry has been ...

Here is a picture of an East Indian Family and in the foreground is a hammock.

A woman of East Indian descent, outside of a mud hut pounding rice while a young child looks on. Postcard number 25566.

Vendors sell their vegetables from vending stands on the roadside, outside of the "Green Flag Bar". Through the doors various palms can be seen. The wooden brace of the vendor stall to the extreme left reads "Rosen-- Syrup". ...

Street vendors standing next to their vegetable vending stalls which are located by the roadside, outside of the "Green Flag Bar". A sign that bears the name of the bar is perched on the left edge of the roof while another ...

Vendors sell their vegetables from vending stands by the roadside, outside a bar. A sign that reads "Green---G Bar" sits on the edge of the roof, just behind the lamppost at left while a bird pecks at food in the gutter at right.