General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-45- Taboune-siki. of Olorua, in Lau Group. Tabune-Siki. Taranasici. Tubanaielli. Teilau: islet 500x150 yds.; uninhabited; on s.e. coast of Viti Levu. Tailau. Thakaundrove: low islet in Uaikava harbor, s. coast of Vanua Levu. Thakaundrove: Vanua Levu. Thakavi: islet 1800x500 yds.; low, coral, with clump of cocoanuts Day. at s.w. end; on n. coast Vanua Levu; one of Tiri Group. Thangala: Thangalai. Thangalai: small islet s.w. of Moturiki, on s.e. coast of Viti Levu; Thangala. used as a quarantine station. Thikombia: n.-most of Fiji Group; 6\frac{1}{4}x1 mi.; 630 ft. high; wooded; Chicobea. n.w. coast is bold and rocky, but e. coast is Cicobia. Cikobia. low and sandy; inhabited. False. Zigombia. Thikombia i lau: 3x1\frac{3}{4} mi.; 550 ft. high; wooded; inhabited; 5 mi. Chikobia. n.e. of Munia, in Exploring Group. Ticombia. Ticumbia. Van Shirnding. Thithia: 4x3 mi.; "300" or "540" ft. high; fertile; has grass, Chichia. screw pines andcasuarinas; partly volcanic Cicia. Dzizia. and partly limestone in formation, with large ?Dzizla. caverns; in Lau Group. Favourite.