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Mathiu: a rock in the Malolo Ids.
Mathuata: 400 ft. high; covered with grass; partly wooded; 3/4 mi.
off Viti Levu.
Mathuata: 1 1/2 mi. long; with two hills; 300 and 500 ft. high; n.e.
hill is wooded; off n. coast of Vanua Levu.
Macuata.
Mucuata.
Mathuata?
Matiavai: rocky and rugged; 343 ft. high; 1 1/2 mi. e. of Sau Sau,
on n. coast of Vanua Levu.
Matookoo: Matuku.
Matoriki: Moturiki.
Matougou: Matuku.
Matugu: Matuku.
Matuku: 4 1/2 mi. long; volc. peak 1262 ft. high; wooded; has fringing
reef with good harbor on w. side; inhabited;
Matookoo.
Matougou.
Matugu.
Motougou.
19°13'30''S., 179°44'E.
Maury: in Ringgold Group.
Mavuva: islet of Mathuata, on n. coast of Vanua Levu.
May: Yaukuve.
Mbatiki: 2 mi. diam.; 609 ft. high; volc.; wooded (not very dense);
inhabited; nearly midway between Nairai and
Ambatiki.
Batigui.
Batiki.
Ovalau.
Vateki.
Mbau: about 1/2 x 1/4 mi.; 80 ft. high; at one of mouthes of Rewa River,
Viti Levu, almost entirely occupied by the native
Ambau.
Amboa.
town (formerly at least). See Paoo, etc.
Ambow.
Bau.