Te Pei   -  8 * 29.5 = 236
		8							44
Aa6-55	Aa6-56		Aa6-65	Aa6-66	Aa6-67	Aa6-68	Aa6-69	Aa6-70
236		4	241		242		243		22
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Te Pou  -  9 * 29.5 = 265.5
				50
Aa7-31	Aa7-32	Aa7-33	Aa7-34		Aa7-85	Aa8-1	Aa8-2	Aa8-3
266		267		25	293		294
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Once again day 294 suggests the beginning of Hua Reva (here via rau hei - a person hanging with head down - in Aa8-3). Gb3-3 obviously refers to Gb3-6:

Hua Reva  -  10 * 29.5 = 295
				52
Aa8-4	Aa8-5	Aa8-6	Aa8-7		Aa8-60	Aa8-61	Aa8-62	Aa8-63
295		296		26	323		324
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The elbow ornament in Aa8-5 (tagata) could show a full cycle formed like a drop of water (which may be confirmed by vai in the preceding glyph). Henua ora in Aa8-62 marks the 'recycling station', and Aa8-63 connects Hua Reva with Akahanga (cfr Aa8-65):

Akahanga  -  11 * 29.5 = 324.5
				50
Aa8-64	Aa8-65	Aa8-66	Aa8-67		Ab1-33	Ab1-34	Ab1-35	Ab1-36
325		326		25	352		353
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In Aa8-65 ordinal number 65 agrees with 2 * 325 = 650, and 65 = 13 * 5. Possibly there is a suggestion of a connection with Aa8-5, sixtio glyphs earlier. The two following glyphs are of the same general kind, confirming a connection.

Hatinga Te Kohe  -  12 * 29.5 = 354
				52
Ab1-37	Ab1-38	Ab1-39	Ab1-40		Ab2-11	Ab2-12	Ab2-13	Ab2-14
354		355		26	382		383
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Roto Iri Are  -  13 * 29.5 = 383.5
				50
Ab2-15	Ab2-16	Ab2-17	Ab2-18		Ab2-69	Ab2-70	Ab2-71	Ab2-72
384		385		25	411		412
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Tama  -  14 * 29.5 = 413
		52
Ab2-73	Ab2-74		Ab3-42	Ab3-43	Ab3-44	Ab3-45	Ab3-46	Ab3-47
413		26	440		441		442
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Possibly the little 4-feather tapa mea at bottom right in Ab2-73 indicates the new cycle of the sun. From the top of the head henua ora emerges (Ab3-43 and Ab3-47), but if the head is turned upright it becomes a sign of reversed henua ora - of birth.