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Sail Rock: a pillar-shaped inaccessible rock, with a few
trees on its summit. Near Cape Cone, on s. e.
point of Api,
St. Bartholomew [= Malo.]
St. Esprit [= Espiritu Santo].
Sakau: 2 mi. by 1350 yards; 340 ft. high; once thickly inhab.,
but few remain; islet said to be unhealthful now.
Is largest and northermost of Maskelyne group,
s. e. of Malekula.
Sakau: islet off n. e. point of Espiritu Santo; 500 ft. high;
covered with coconuts.
Sakau: off Cape Quiros, on w. side of Espiritu Santo; has
abrupt cliff on n. side; covered with coconuts.
Sandwich [= Faté].
Santo [= Espiritu Santo].
Sawers: islet on s. coast Espiritu Santo.
Selovi [= Setovi].
Setovi: a flat id. 2 mi. e. of Aoré.
Selovi.
Shepherd group: near Ápi; all of volcanic formation; supposed
to be of recent origin (about 350 years
old), and to have formerly formed part of
Api. Islets are: Buninga, Ewose, Laike,
Mai, Tevala, Tongariki, Tongoa (the lar-
gest id.), Valea.
Su chun Lagre: about 1200 yards long; 115 ft. high; on coast
of Malo.
Sulega [= Ratuá]
Suwan: small mangrove islet near Suwarro.