sr ANDREWS BAY.
SÜMMARY.
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1890) there were but 4144 hauls, whereas in the second period
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(1891—1895) there were nearly double the number, viz. 83.
The same result is apparent by a comparison of the hauls
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during the warmer months of ' May, June, July, August,
September and October, for out_of a total of 126 hauls in the
rst period (1886—1890) ne less than 82 occurred in these
months, whereas in the second period (1891—1895) out of a._Ï_
total of 1453 hauls only 60 belong to these months. ln other
words, there was a difference of 38 hauls in faveur of the
warmer
months in the rst period, and an excess of 23 in
faveur of the colder months in the second period
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Between the hauls in the warmer months of the rst period
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and those of the second period, there was thus a prependerance
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of 22 hauls to the former period (1886—1890).
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ST ANDREWS BAY.
‘
IST QUINQUENNIAL
WARM‘ER
COLDÉR
DIFFERENCE
PEBIOD
May to Oct.
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apl.
Total
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Nov; Dec.
.
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No.—of hauls
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82
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44
126
38 +in
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favour of warm '
,
2ND QUINQUENNIAL
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Ne. efhauls
60
v
83
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143
+23 i1‘_1 .
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faveur of cold
From most
view,:therefore, the deùbtful nature ;ef ;
the deductien on which further:
résted is suŒcien‘tly
ObViousl_' The weight to be placed, therefore,
in the Summary2
on the statement that there‘Was"î a general falling-off in . the f{»g
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abundance of at shes’—’ “ especially ill the _CÏOSGd watersef
St Andrews Bay” inr thefç_second _reri0dris
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contrast between thetwoqumquenmlrei‘îod‘s» Wiih iheî table
has been quoted ……1de3… :by
MG
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1
The difference-s se…aimptmwm ……a
i — ;
results of the