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Hatana: small rocky islet; 60 ft. high; with trees and shrubs;
nearly midway between Emery and Athaluna,
and about 1 1/2 mi. from Emery.
Hauatiu: wooded islet (215 ft. to treetops); with steep cliff
Havae.
on n. face; on n.e. coast of Rotuma.
Havae: Hauatiu.
Hofliona: Athaluna.
Hofliua: Athaluna.
Hunter: reported in 1823, as a volcanic, wooded, inhabited
Onaseuse.
island, in 15° 31'S., 176° 11' E., but
not since found.
Onaseuse: Hunter.
Ouea: islet on w. side of Rotuma; probably the same as Emery.
(Ouea; compare Emery Uea, Wea.)
Rotouma: Rotuma.
Rotuam: Rotuma.
Rotuma: 7 3/4x2 1/2 mi.; or more; volcanic origin; hilly, densely
Grenville.
wooded; fringing shore reef with boat open-
Rotouma.
ings; 840 ft. high, sloping off to a low
Rotuam.
narrow sandy isthmus toward w. end, termin-
Rotumah.
ating in a wooded bluff 715 ft. high, with
a precipitous red sandstone face at sea;