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GROUPS OF ISLANDS INCLUDED IN THE FOREGOING LIST.
1. Austral or Tubuai Group.
Banks Group (see New Hebrides).
2. Caroline Group.
Cook Group (see Hervey).
Easter Island (see Rapanui).
3. Ellice Group.
Fanning Group (see Line Islands).
4. Fiji Group.
5. Gilbert Group.
6. Hervey or Cook Group.
7. Horne Group.
8. Islands (scattered) east and northeast of Samoa.
9. Islands (scattered) south of Line Islands.
Ladrones (see Marianne Group).
10. Line Islands.
11. Loyalty Group.
12. Marianne or Ladrone Group.
13. Marquesas Group.
14. Marshall Group.
15. Miscellaneous Islands in n. and s. Pacific
(Marcus, Wake, etc.).
16. New Caledonia.
17. New Hebrides.
17a. Banks Group.
17b. Santa Cruz Group.
Paumotu Group (see Tuamotu).
18. Pelew Group.
19. Phoenix Group.
20. Rapa Island and vicinity.
21. Rapanui (Easter) and Sala y Gomez Islands.
22. Rotuma and vicinity.
23. Samoan Group.
Santa Cruz Group (see New Hebrides).
24. Society Group.
25. Tokelau or Union Group.
26. Tonga Group.
27. Tuamotu Group.
27a. Outlying Islands, s.e. of main Tuamotu group.
Tubuai Group (see Austral Group).
Uncertain Islands (included under No. 15).
Union Group (see Tokelau).
28. Uvea or Wallis Group.
Wallis Group (see Uvea).