General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-120- Toveru: islet "with trees on it", on w. side Buru Bay, n.e. coast N. Cal. Trio: islets on e. side Hugon Id., s.w. coast N. Cal. Tu-aye: wooded islet with hillock at w. end, in Banare' Bay, n.w. coast N. Cal. Tupete: id. 1132 ft. high; wooded, and has "fir" trees on e. slope at Tupeti. least; on s. coast N. Cal. Tupeti: = Tupete. Ualomo: islet of Ugo Bay, Isle of Pines. Uanne: islet with trees on it, in Gazelle Passage, n.w. coast N. Cal. Uao: islet in Tuo' ay, n.e. coast N. Cal. Uemie: small wooded islet within N'GoB Reef, s.e. coast N. Cal. Uen: 4 1/2 mi. long; 860 ft. high and rugged; sterile, except in a few spots; off s.w. point of N. Cal. Prince of Wales Foreland. Ugo: small islet off Cape Ndua, N. Cal. Vao: islet of N. Cal. Vua: islet in Mato Passage, on Great South Reef, N. Cal. Waima: = Uen. Woody: islet in Arembo Bay, s.w. side N. Cal. Yaba: islet in Banare' Bay, n.w. coast N. Cal. Yande': arid summit 1070 ft. high; near n. end; well cultivated; inhab.; especially on w. side; 6 mi. w. of Paâbâ; numerous cocoanut plan- tations on id. Yenghiebane: = Yengiëbane. Yengiëbane: islet with 2 or more hills on it, near Paâbâ, on n.w. coast Yenghiebane. of N. Cal. Yenoé: islet in Banare' Bay, on n.w. coast N. Cal. Yeue: islet in Banare' Bay, n.w. coast. N. Cal.