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Sui-Sui: Susui.
Susui: 2\frac{1}{4} mi.xl350 yds.; 430 ft. high; wooded; cultivated and used
D. Scot's.
as a grazing place for cattle; in Exploring
Sui-Sui.
Group, between Munia and Vanua mbalavu.
Tabe-ouni: Taveuni.
Tabeuni: Taveuni.
Table: Yangasa.
Taboune-siki: Tavunasithi.
Tabutha: Tuvutha.
Tacanova: Vanua Levu.
Tackanova: Vanua Levu.
Tailau: Teilau.
Tai ni Mbeka: small islet just n.w. of Ngele levu; covered with
scrub; in Ringgold Group.
Takaou-Nove: Vanua Levu.
Taki: low id.; 17^{\circ}07'06''S., 176^{\circ}52'50''E. (approximate).
Ta Lai Lau Ids.: low mangrove ids., w. of Nangono, on n. coast
of Vanua Levu.
Tamborua: islet 99 ft. high; small; covered with grass and screw
pine; at entrance to Wailea Bay, n. coast of
Vanua Levu.
Tandruku: islet 35 ft. high; off n.e. coast of Viti Levu.
Tannawa: islet 35 ft. high; off n.e. coast of Viti Levu.
Tannawa: islet of Viti Levu.