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Naitamba: 1½ mi. diam.; triangular in shape; 610 ft. high; rugged
Direction. and wooded in places; owned by two Europeans, who
Maitamba. grow cotton. In Lau Group.
Naitaba.
Naitaumba.
Naitoumba.
Neitauba.
Neita-Oumba.
Nakandra mui: small mangrove islet, with clump of cocoanuts on it,
on n. coast of Vanua Levu.
Nakoro: a cluster of islets n. of Malolo, on w. side of Viti Levu,
in d'Urville's atlas; now probably known under
some other name, or spelling.
Nakubati: Nukumba.
Nakumbutha: small rocky islet off Vanua Levu.
Nambite: low; off Vanua Levu.
Nambukalau: 130 ft. high; wooded; inhabited; at head of Timbithi
harbor, on n. coast of Vanua Levu.
Namena: lx¼ mi.; 320 ft. high; 2 hills covered with dense foliage;
Direction. Namena reef has lagoon 13x2-3 mi.; uninhabited.
Namenia.
Nemen, and Nemena.
Namenia: Namena.
Namgani: Naingani.
Namotu: sandy islet, 900 ft. diam., surrounded by coral reef; has
Waldron. group of cocoanut trees; on w. coast of Viti Levu,
and close to Tavarua.
Namouka: Namuka i lau.