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		Maori form of name.
1.	From Take-heehee, the Take spread	Take-herehere
2.	To Ahee-tai, the Take spread	Ahere-tai
3.	To Ao-nuu	Ao-nuku, or Aro-nuku, or Raro-nuku
4.	„ Papa-nui
5.	„ Take-hee	Take-here
6.	„ Hovau*
7.	„ Nini-oe*	Nini-ore, or Nini-kore
8.	„ Ao-eva*	Ao-reva, or Aro-reva, or Raro-reva
9.	„ Ani-take	Rangi-take
10.	„ Hovau*
11.	„ Vevau*	Vavau, or Wawau
12.	„ Havaii	Hawaiki
13.	„ Te Tuuma†	Te Turuma, or Tūma
14.	„ Meaai	Mea-rai
15.	„ Fiti-nui	Whiti-nui
16.	„ Te Mata-hou
17.	„ Tona-nui	Tonga-nui
18.	„ Mau-eva	Mau-rewa, or Maru-rewa
19.	„ Te Piina	Te Piringa
Una te tai te Take fio, Then over the sea the Take spread to
20.	„ Te Ao-maama nei	To Ao-marama here (Marquesas)
	A fio te Take, fio o fio e Te Take a fio!	The Takes wandered, spread Spread the Takes.
† Te Tuuma, may be intended for Rotūma, or Wallis Island. The Rarotongans call it Tūma.

Of the names mentioned, Take-heehee was no doubt the original land known to them, but it cannot now be identified; it would seem from the absence of the name