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Meralaba [= Merlav].
Meralav [= Merlav].
Merelava [= Merlav].
Merig: small islet, 200 ft. high; about 30 inhab. No an-
Merigi.
St. Claire. anchorage; landing (on n. e. side) is bad.
Merigi [= Merig].
Merlav: small id., 2 1/4 mi. diam., with inactive volcano
Meralaba.
Meralav.
Merelava.
Merlay.
Pic de l'Etoile.
Star.
Star Peak.
(conical peak 2900 ft. high); inhab.,
land cultivated for some distance up moun-
tain side; mission station here.
Merlay [= Merlay].
Metoma: 1 1/4 x 3 /4 mi.; oval in shape; 412 ft. high.
Ovale.
smallest of Torres group.
Middle [= Tegua].
Mota: "8-10" mi. circ., or 2 mi. diam., has 2 wooded peaks
Nostra Senora de la Luz.
Pan de Azucar.
San Marcos?
Sugar Loaf.
about 1350 ft. high, in center
of id.; coast cliffy, and landing
difficult; vegetation luxuriant,
but water scarce; inhab.; head-
quarters of Melanesian mission in
Banks group located here.
Mota Lava: name given to s. part of Valua.
Niwula: islet near Kakea, low; flat-topped; wooded. On e.
side Vanua Lava.
Norbarbar [= native name for Ureparapara].
North [= Hiw].
Nostra Senora de la Luz [= Mota].