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Hardy: = St. Ignace.
Hugon: islet 3 1/4 mi. long; in Uitoe Bay, s.w. side N. Cal.
Hunia: =Isle of Pines.
Huon; = North Huon.
Huon Group: n.w. of N. Cal.; consists of Fabre, Leleizour, North Huon,
and Surprise, with a few small sand islets and rocks. They
are "guano" islands (except N. Huon?), but have trees on
tem. They were opened up for guano work about 1877
(cf. Layard, Ibis, 1878, 265.
This region is subject to hurricanes from December to April.
Iange: islet on s.w. coast N. Cal., near Ndaru Reef.
Ich-Higen: islet of Port Pueblo, n.e. coast N. Cal.
Ié: islet of Port Mueó, s.w. side N. Cal.
Iehgabate: islet on n.e. coast N. Cal.
Iehhingen: islet on n.e. coast N. Cal.
Ienga: wooded islet near Port Yengen, on n.e. side N. Cal.
Ieroni: = Maître
Ile aux Canards: = Mando.
Ile Bouzet:= Ile Nou.
Ile Nou: convict station, near Noumea, N. Cal.
Ile Bouzet.
Infernal: = Nokue.
Isie: islet with 2 "smoothly curved mounds", in St. Vincent Bay,
s.w. side N. Cal.
Kae:= Kie.
Kamac: wooded islet in Infernet Passage, s.w. coast N. Cal.
Table islet.
Kamak: islet near and w. of Magone, n.w. coast N. Cal.