40)
31	oparingi a uuri
32	motu humu koka a mare a kaoa.
33	hanga maihiku a papa hakakiva.
34	maunga toatoa a veri iri haere.
35	ko te pipi horeko a morokiroki.
36	hanga tetenga a ure ngorengore
37	ahu tutae a hare kava hia.ka hakaruarua ka ha(-) kauaua tamai
38	e tai e hia e. e uta e roi e he toou umu ka tao ka maemae i kona era i kona era i oroi aau i ootu ai.
39	akahanga a hare hakamahangahanga.
40	e raro e hua reva e a veri itiiti a hua a haka(-) revareva a toka mahina
41	rua hana a kiri kanakana.
42	e tai e puku hotake e a te tini i uta te hare rourou koveka.
43	vai ngaere a puku hehaheha

Here there is no capital letter. Mahina is mentioned in item 40 (= twice 20), Sun (or day) never. The southern coast line is on the 'night side' of the island, which is a probable explanation.

In analogy with items 30-31 on the preceding page the 43rd item has been 'made invisible' (after item 42 = 3 * 14). Page 40 does not begin with item 30 but with number 31:

39)	40)
...	31 oparingi a uuri
30 ko oparingi a a uuri	32 motu humu koka a mare a kaoa.
31 ko motu kumu koka a kaoa	...

Barthel translates the 'invisibile' name vai ngaere as 'swampy (?) watering place', which is not far from the idea of 'mud' or 'slime' (hupee).

The 'invisible' item 43 recurs fully visible as item 45 on next page, jumping over item 44:

40)	41)
...	44 e tai e teho e ka tao taau ngu e po e kiko e ka tutu tou oone.
43 vai ngaere a puku hehaheha	45 vai ngaere a puku hehaheha.

With the southern coast of the island divided in 2 parts (reflected as names on pages 40 respectively 41), then the division line (a line hard to determine exactly) could be item 44.