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Haafuluhao. Tract near Uiha, village on Uiha island (H) — Malupo, landlord. 

 The Vavau group is called Haafuluhao; sometimes exclusive of Koloa island. 

 Also spelt Haafuluhau. 



Haafune. Family of the breadfruit core [haa, family; fune, breadfruit core]. 

 The tract was so named because the man who lived on it used to make the 

 breadfruit pudding (taikakai) for the Ata chiefs. Tract near Kolovai, village 

 on Tongatabu island (T) — Ata, landlord. Also tract near Tatakamotonga, vil- 

 lage on Tongatabu island (T) — Tungi, landlord. 



Haafusia. Family of pullers [haa, family; fusia, to pull]. Tract near Pangai, 

 village on Lifuka island (H). 



Haahafu. The family that drifted before the wind [haa, family; hafu, to drift 

 before the wind]. Tracts near villages on Tongatabu island (T) : near Ko- 

 loua, Nukualofa, and Niutoua. 



Haahavea. Family of the strong chief. Tract near Fakakakai, village on Haano 

 island (H). 



Haaheka. Family of sitters [haa, family; heka, to sit on anything]. Tract on 

 Niuafoou island (NF) — Fusitua, landlord. 



Haahenga. Family of the paroquet [haa, family; henga, paroquet (Domicella 

 fringillacea)]. Tract near Neiafu, village on Vavau island (V). 



Haahio. Family on Ahio, a chief [haa, family; ahio, chief's name]. Tract near 

 Nukualofa, village on Tongatabu island (T). 



Haahoko. Family of those who succeed [haa, family; hoko, to succeed, i. e. to 

 follow]. District on Niuafoou island (NF). 



Haahonge. Family of famine [haa, family; honge, famine]. Tract near Fuaa- 

 motu, village on Tongatabu island (T) — Tungi, landlord. Also tract near Nei- 

 afu, village on Vavau island (V). 



Haahou. Qualmish family [haa, family; hou, qualmish]. Tract near Mangia, 

 village on Vavau island (V). Also tract near Houma, village on Vavau island 

 (V). 



Haahuai. Family that spills [haa, family; huai, to spill]. Tract near Alaki, vil- 

 lage on Tongatabu island (T) — Tui Pelehake, landlord. 



Haahuaki. Family of pilots [haa, family; huaki, to pilot a vessel in a passage]. 

 Tract near Neiafu, village on Tongatabu island (T). Also tract near Kanoku- 

 polu, village on Tongatabu island (T). 



Haaila. Family with a mark on the body [haa, family; Ma, mark on the body]. 

 Tract near Niutoua, village on Tongatabu island (T). 



Haakaho. Family of reeds [haa, family; kaho, reeds]. Tract near Ahau, village 

 on Tongatabu island (T) — Lasike, landlord. 



Haakale. Family of fast runners [haa, family; kale, to run fast]. Tract near 

 Vaini, village on Tongatabu island (T) — Maafu, landlord. 



Haakalua. Family of the flapping sail [haa, family; kalua, the flapping of the 

 sail]. Tracts near villages on Tongatabu island (T) : near Veitongo, Vaini — • 

 Maafu, landlord; Tatakamotonga — Tungi, landlord; Lapaha — Pangia, landlord; 

 Hoi, and Puaamotu — Tungi, landlord. Also tract near Fangaleounga, village 

 on Foa island (H) — Niukapu, landlord. Also tracts near villages on Vavau 

 island (V): near Tefisi — Luani, landlord; Neiafu, Leimatua — Fotu, landlord, and 

 Holonga. 



Haakalualuo. Family of many hollows [haa, family; kalualuo, many hollows]. 

 Place on Vavau island (V). Near Mt, Kafoa, where there are two small hills 

 said to have been two gods, Lotu and Toka, who were changed to this form. 



Haakame. Village and tracts near villages on Tongatabu island (T): near Haa- 

 kame and Kolonga — Nuku, landlord. 



Haakamelalo. Lower Haakame [lalo, lower]. Tract near Houma, village on 

 Tongatabu island (T) — Vaea, landlord. 



