General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-186- Nufiluli: 1 mi. long; 120 ft. high; wooded?; inhab.; Nifilofi. Nifilole. natives (friendly) have money with Nifiloli. Nivluli. Nufiloli. scarlet feathers on it. In Matemá group, and about one mi. from Fenualos. Nukapu: 1 mi. long; narrow, and 120 ft. high, low at s. end; reef encircles id.; covered with dense bush; inhab. (were hostile in 1871). Is in Matemá group. Nungna: islet on Boussole reef, s. e. side of Vanikoro. Nupani: 1 mi. long; 120 ft. high; about 2 mi. n. w. of Anologo, in Matemá group. Obelisk: a rock in the Duff group, with several small high islets near it, most of them barren, but 2 covered with trees. Ourry [= Tapua]. Panavi: eastern id. of Matemá group; size and appearance Banepe. Banepi. Banga Netepa. of Nimanu, but only about 180 ft. high; well wooded; inhab. Pileni: 1 mi. long; 100 ft. high; wooded?; inhab. (natives have money with scarlet feathers on it). In Matemá group, and next id. w.of Nufiluli, which is 3 mi. distant. Mission and trading stations here. Pitt's [= Vanikoro].