‘p octopi,. and Jangouste (tropte
- (Tridacna gigas) {s easily ¢
Although:the climate
._pendanas;:papayas, and p
or bananatrees. wild bud?
_ cause-the ‘natives failed to.
teame,:
and. There were-no breadfrus
ver, it was notidentified, bow
tual
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ently. - Eage ee ‘eaten raw.
ont tripsto'Enialofor eggs.
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and considered a great deliog
This island is approxims
w and ten. C-weeke. old pigs.
an
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. Swine were ¢aten only on fe
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WATER: SUPPLY
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8feet square, with galvan
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ns. These were 6 to:
cisterns were 4 to 5 feet dequm
imately 12 feet deep (Fig
weeks prior'to 1 March, the
vidual per. day.
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