133SydneyHarbour compared with Rio,14Tango, the,235Tariffon sugar,255Tariffson manufactured articles,82-3Taxation, methods of,82-3Technicaleducation, attention to,79Textileindustries, possibilities of,262"TheArgentine as a Market," by N. L. Watson,255"TheNaturalist in La Plata," by W. H. Hudson,93Tigre, the, boating on,27TobasIndians,266Totalisator, use of, at Palermo,28Tower, Sir Reginald,98,278Trade, British and German methods of, compared,85-6TradeUnions and Government,84TransandineRailway,147;Summit tunnel of,148Tucuman,43,49;arboricultural school at,58,59;and Central Argentine Railway,144;aspect of,248;historic house at,249;life in,249-50;sugar harvest at,250;development of sugar industry at,251-6TunuyanRiver,147UndergroundRailway of Buenos Aires,27United Kingdom and Argentine cereals,67UnitedStates and Argentine development,7,22,64;and Argentine Railways,139;influence in Argentina of,271,272,275;wheat supply of,186Universities, qualifications for and localities of,78Universitylectures in agriculture,57Uruguayand Argentine cattle,128UspallataValley route,147Valparaiso, railway connection between Buenos Aires and,146-7VictoriaWool Market, Bahia Blanca,180VillaMaria Rufino Railway absorbed by the Buenos Aires and Pacific,145Vineyardsof Mendoza,199,206Viticulture, college at Mendoza for,57-8,80"WatchBird, The,"92Watersupply on the pampa,233Water-wheels, American,44Watson, Mr. N. L., "The Argentine as a Market,"255Wheat, the Jews and,23,55;influence of railways on exportation of,43,51;average yield of,70;world's supply of,186;Argentina and,190-2;the world's production compared with Argentina's,193Wheelwright, William, and foundation of Argentine Railways,138WelshColony at Chubut,225;at Port Madryn,225,241WesternRailway of Buenos Aires, returns of,140Wilson, President Woodrow, and South American Republics,273-6Windmillsfor pumping purposes,233Wine, production of, in Mendoza,206-11Woman, position of, in Argentina,28,29,33-51Wool, low quality of Argentine,183-5;prospects of improvement of,184-5;values of exportation and importation of,262Woollenindustry, possibilities of,259Woollenmanufactures, crudeness of,84Ypecaha, the,93ZanjouAmarillo,218"Zonda," the,91