General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-118- Puduié: or : low islet "formerly covered with bushes, but is now bare", Puduié: off n.e. coast of N. Cal. Observatory. Puen:= Montravel. Quernel: islet on s.w. side N. Cal. Redika: wooded islet in Mato Passage, off s.e. side N. Cal. Ronhua: islet in Port Uitoe, on s.w. side N. Cal. Sand: islet in Port Goro, s. end N. Cal. Sand: = Dao Balayet. Sandy: one of Belep Group. Senez:= Te Ndu. Siande': wooded islet at entrance to Port Burai, s.w. side N. Cal. Sinde': small islet within N'Goë Reef, on s.e. side N. Cal. Southeast Islets:= Nokanhui Islets. South Huon:= Fabre. Spruce Trees: = Isle of Pines. Stanley: = Leleizour? St. Ignace: islet of clay, covered with mangroves, with a few cocoa- Hardy. nuts in one part; in Ugue' Bay, n.e. coast N. Cal. St. Phalle: id. in Arembo Bay, s.w. side N. Cal. St. Phalle: islet covered with bushes, on w. part of Balabio Reef, N. Cal. Joined to Olane Islet by strip of sand. Surprise: 2 x 1 mi.; 6-7 ft. high; few trees and little grass; guano works have been established here; in Huon Group. Taabame: islet "formed by a mass of sand", on which ere some mangroves and other bushes; on Taabame Reef, on n.e. coast N. Cal.