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Mokane: appears to be another spelling of Mokongai. Layard says
(Ibis, 1876, 387-394) he "inspected" a colln.
from here, and that this id. "adjoins" Wakaya;
probably a synonym of Mokongai.
Mokani: Mokane.
Mokongai: 2x1 1/2 mi.; 876 ft. high; volcanic; between Ovavau and
Magon-hai. Koro; belongs (or did) to an European, engaged
Mokagai.
in sheep farming.
?Mokane.
?Mokani.
Mokungai.
Mokundranga: Mekundranga.
Mokungai: Mokongai.
Mondriki:uninhabited; id. of Mamanutha i thake Group.
Monk Rock: at n.w. end of Vanua Levu.
Monu: 730 ft. high; uninhabited; highest id. in Mamanutha i thake
Group.
Morabo: Marambo.
Moramba: Marambo.
Motha: of Wilkes: Mothe.
Mothe: 2 1/4 mi. diam.; volcanic; 590 ft. high; peak covered with trees;
Moce. soil rich; inhabited; in Lau Group.
Motha.
Moze.
Motougou: Matuku.
Motua: small islet off n. coast of Vanua Levu, near Nakandramui.