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Tuvana i ra: sand cay, about 1/2 mi. diam., with a circular reef;
Michaeloff. 90 ft. high; densely wooded; uninhabited; s.
Michaelov.
Mikhaeloff. of Ono i lau Group. Both Tuvana ids. are
about 21°03'S., 178°50'10''W.
Tuvana i tholo: about 1/2 mi. diam.; 95 ft. high; sand cay, densely
Simonoff. wooded; with a circular reef; uninhabited; s.
Simonov. of Ono i lau Group, and about 5 mi. s.w. by w.
of Tuvana i ra. Both are said to be sur-
rounded by "inaccessible reefs", but a "canoe
might land at times on the North side of the
islands." (Findlay.)
Tuvuca: Tuvutha.
Tuvutha: 800 ft. high at n.w. end; with precipitous hills near
Cap. coast; 4 or 5 lakes in centre of id.; densely
Tabuca. wooded; inhabited; 51/2 mi. s. of Vekai, in
Tabutha. Lau Group.
Tuvuca.
Ularua: Olorua.
Underwood Group: s. of Mamamutha group, and w. of Viti Levu;
7 islets: Bateman, Henry, Linthicum, Ogle,
Reynolds, Smith, and Vanderford.
Undui: islet of Ono i lau Group.
Vakaia: Wakaya.
"Valua valavo": apparently Vanua mbalavu.
Vamo: Vomo.