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Hagemeister[= Apataki]
Hairiri[= Paraoa]
Hao[= Hau]
Haraiki[= Heraiki]
Hariri[= Paraoa]
Harp[= Hau]
Harpe[= Harp]
45. Hau (30 x 5 mi.; coral; lagoon, with many brushy islets round it;
Bow. entrance to lagoon on middle of n. end; several cocoanut
Eaoo. groves on e. and n. parts; inhab. It was (1899) well
Hao. wooded on weather side, tho islets on lee side were gener-
Harp. ally bare; much damage to vegetation by hurricane of Jan.,
Harpe. 1903.
Heyou.
Ocheou.
Hekuera[= Hikuera]
Hemake [ = Pukapuka]
Hemake [ = Pukapuka]
40. Heraiki (atoll 4 mi. long; rather higher than other ids.; well
Croker wooded on n. end; good entrance to lagoon on s. w.
Haraiki side; uninhab.
San Quentin.
Hereheretue[= Hereheretui]
50. Hereheretui (3 mi. diam.; low; closed lagoon; thickly wooded, with
Bligh? much dead timber; many grass strips near shores;
Hereheretue inhab. (few). 19° 52' S., 145° 00' W. (Brigham
San Pablo. gives 21° 40' W., 140° 38'W., but this is the
St. Paul. position of Tematangi!)
Heretua[= Amamuraro]
Heueru[= Reitoru]
Heyou[= Hau]
Hikuera[= Reitoru]
Hikuero [ = Hikueru]
41. Hikueru (atoll (4 or more islets) about 6 x 3 mi.; lagoon, with
Bird. boat entrance; well wooded, except at e. and s. e.
Hikuero. ends, where bare; inhab.; residence of administrator
Melville. of this district.
27. Hiti (very small (about 2.2 mi. diam.) closed lagoon; uninhab.;
in Raeffsky group.
Clute.
Eliza.
Louise.
Ofiti.
Ohiti.
Holt[= Taenga]
Honden[ = Pukapuka]
Houden [ = Pukapuka]
Humphrey (alleged to be in 16° 52' S., 140° 30' W., but of doubtful
existence.