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TRAVEL, ADVENTURE, AND SPORT. 



inches mulberry-preserve four times a-week, pickles, 

 besides fresh fish or reindeer-flesh as often as they 

 could be obtained by barter from the natives 

 usually once a-week. 



As something remarkable, and, so far as known to 



BILL OF FARE FOR THE VEGA continued. 



Besides, every man was allowed 



Daily, 1J Ib. dry bread or 1J Ib. flour (two-thirds wheat 

 and one-third rye), 0.03 Ib. tobacco, and 1 cubic inch lime- 

 juice. 



Per week, I Ib. flour, 0.30 Ib. butter, 0.21 Ib. salt, 0.03 Ib. 

 pepper, 0.07 Ib. mustard, and 2 cubic inches vinegar. 



No. 1. When fresh meat and vegetables could be got, they 

 were substituted for those in No. 2, in accordance with the 

 regulations in the Royal Navy. 



No. 2. The different numbers were distributed in the f ol- 



