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Vakaia.
Makongai; said to be (or to have been)
Wakai.
owned by two Europeans, and used for coffee
Wakaya.
and cotton raising. Layard says "We pretty
Wataia.
well ransacked" this id. "Wakaya" is the pre-
sent official spelling of the name.
Wakaya: Wakaia.
Waldron: Namotu.
Waldron: small id. in Hudson Group, near w. side of Viti Levu.
(May be same as Namotu?)
Walker: in Hudson Group.
Wangara: Wangava.
Wangava: 3¼x1 mi.; limestone formation; 350 ft. high; well wood-
Enkaba.
ed; a salt lake in centre reported by natives;
Foocaffa.
Wangara.
s.e. of Tavunasithi, in Lau Group.
Warner: Namuku.
Wataia: Wakaia.
Watmough: a low id. off Viti Levu.
Waya: Waia.
Weilagitala: Wailagilala.
Weilagitala: Wailagilala.
West: islet 25 ft. high; has casuarina trees on it. Off Kandavu,
1 mi. w. of Koro Levu Passage.
White Rock: small islet; 40 ft. high; covered with guano; 7 mi.
n.n.w. of Vomo.