General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-59- Knox, Lowata, Lewis, Matathoni levu, Nangati, Nanuia, Nathula, Naviti, Nifo, Ombi, One Tree, Otovawa, Ovawo, Sinclair, Timboor, Totten, Vatu, Vomo, Vomo lailai, Waia, Waia lailai, Waia lailai thake, Yangati, Yasau i lau, and Yasawa. Layard wrote that he believed visits to the "Yasawas" and "lowlying islands to windward" would add largely to the sea fowl list of the Fijis. Yasawailau: Yasau i lau. Yathata: 2½x1½ mi.; of elevated limestone; has densely wooded Azata. hill 840 ft. high; inhabited in Lau Group. Cap. ?Hamilton. Yeata. Ythata. Yaukuve: islet n.e. of Ono; 400 ft. high; covered with grass; uninhabited; near Yaukuve. Yavurimba: uninhabited id. of Mamanutha i ira Group. Yavutha: small islet; 240 ft. high; densely wooded; in Yangasa Group. Yawalau: 29 ft. high (to tops of trees); wooded; off Viti Levu. Yeata: Yathata. Yedua: Yandua. Yendua: Yandua.