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Manua-tele [= Tau].
Maouna [= Tutuila].
Middleton [= Rose].
Namera (of Brigham's map, appears to be Namua of his list).
Namua {small islet on e. side of Upolu; 120 ft. high.
Namera}
Nieve [= Ni'ue].
Nine [= Ni'ue].
Ni'ue {coral id., upheaved; "230" or "300" ft. high; about 30 mi.
Nieve.
nine.
Savage.
circ.; inhab.; vegetation abundant and varied (trees, bushes,
ferns, etc.); some parts (hills, etc.) well wooded. Enormous
caverns occur, some of them extending well inshore; natives
formerly buried their dead in them. Flies are a pest on this
id.
Nooiele [= Nuutele?].
Milopa {islet near Manono.
Nunsafe [= Satalo].
Nuulua {islet on s. e. side of Puolu; 120 ft. high.
Nuutele {islet on s. e. side of Upolu; 200 ft. high; low sandy beach on
Nooiele? n. side.
Oahtooak [= Upolu].
Oahtooha [= Upolu].
Oatooh [= Upolu].
Ofuu [= Ofu].