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... MANATEE IN JAMAICA—Mr Hugh D. Carroll asks in your last issue, le the manatee found salt water it The manatee of the Caribbean Sea (Trichechos americanns) lives in salt water, although frequently found in estuaries, sometimes in rivers. The specimen ...
... attention; the arrival is announced of a gentleman in England from Jamaica, with the development of the fisheries of the Caribbean sea as a mission, and a notice is given of the fisheries exhibition at the Westminster Aquarium. Of angling club., the new ...
... From a pamphlet which he has written, and which the Gresham Press is now pubiahing, it is clear that the harvest of the Caribbean Sea is very much neglected. For some years Mr Earle has been trying to promote • company in J&MAiCIS to utilise it. and at ...
... latitudes suffer- sador being sent by each power to all, t h eir head quarters being this from the heat. Later on, in the Caribbean sea, we had the same city. Life in that city is said to be plfy cool and no weather—calm sea, bright sun and cool breeze ...
... wrecked, is beautiful beyond descri_Oion- an exCept 'at Invercargill. ancient c it y , amid d mountains overlook•ng the blue Caribbean. went are overwhelmed with In Colony the officals of the Railway Decart. lications for employment from mechanic. the timeetained ...