Komooefeeva, Kollalona, Felongaboonga, Kovereetoa, Fonogooeatta, Modooanoogoo noogoo, Tongooa, Koooa, Fonooa eeka, _Vavaoo_, Koloa, Fafeene, Taoonga, Kobakeemotoo, Kongahoonoho, Komalla, Konoababoo, Konnetalle, Komongoraffa, Kotoolooa, Kologobeele, Kollokolahee, Matageefaia, Mallajee, Noogoofaeeou, Koreemou, Failemaia, Koweeka, Konookoonama, Kooonoogoo, Geenageena, Kowourogoheefo, Kottejeea, Kokabba, Boloa, Toofagga, Loogoobahanga, Taoola, Maneeneeta, Fonooaooma, Fonooonneonne, Wegaffa, Fooamotoo, Fonooalaiee, Tattahoi, Latte, _Neuafo_, _Feejee_, _Oowaia_, Novababoo, Golabbe, Vagaeetoo, Gowakka, _Goofoo_, Mafanna, Kolloooa, Tabanna, Motooha, Looakabba, Toofanaetollo, Toofanaelaa, _Kogoopoloo_, _Havaeeeeke_, _Tootooeela_, _Manooka_, _Leshainga_, _Pappataia_, _Loubatta_, _Oloo_, _Takounove_, _Kopaoo_, _Kovooeea_, _Kongaireekee_, _Tafeedoowaia_, Mallalahee, Gonoogoolaiee, Toonabai, Konnevy, Konnevao, Moggodoo, Looamoggo, _Kongaiarahoi_, _Kotoobooo_, _Komotte_, _Komoarra_, _Kolaiva_, _Kofoona_, _Konnagillelaivoo_, _Hamoa_, _Neeootabootaboo_, _Fotoona_, _Vytooboo_, _Lotooma_, _Toggelao_, _Talava_. I have not the least doubt that Prince William’s Islands, discovered and so named by Tasman, are included in the foregoing list. For while we lay at Hapaee, one of the natives told me, that, three or four days’ sail from thence to the north-west, there was a cluster of small islands, consisting of upward of forty. This situation corresponds very well with that assigned in the accounts we have of Tasman’s voyage to his Prince William’s Islands.[197]