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Pam Islet.
Bayonnaise: islet at s. entrance to Kuto Bay, Isle of Pines.
Belep Group: 5 islets and some rocks, n.w. of N. Cal., consisting of
Art, Daos (North and South), Nienane, Pott, Sandy,
and lesser islets.
Boh: islet in Tanle' Bay, n.e. coast N. Cal.
Botany Isles: (of Cook): betw. N. Cal. and Isle of Pines. In 1774,
the soil was very sandy on shores, and vegetation so
varied that Cook named them "Botany" Islands; trees
were 90-100 feet high and very straight; lesser trees
and shrubs grew between them.
Brun: = Debrun.
Carrey: sand islet in Gazelle Passage, n.w. N. Cal.
Casey: islet in or close to "Praslin" Bay, 1 mi. n. of Montravel Id.,s.e
Casy.
N. Cal.; covered with pine trees.
Casy:= Casey
Colonel Paterson:= Prédour (Le).
Contrariété: = Porondu.
Contrariétés: = Porondu.
Croey:= Crouy.
Croui:= Crouy.
Crouy: islet in Dumbea Passage, at entrance to Noumea roadstead, N. Cal.
Croey.
Croui.
Dao Balayet: sand islet marking Estrées Passage, on n.w. coast of N. Cal.
Sand.
Daomboni: islet on n. coast of N. Cal.
Daos or Dao: islets forming s. part of Belep group.
Daugae': islet with a cliff at n. end; on reef at extreme n. end of N. Cal.