Cb3-1 (442)	Cb3-2
June 5 (157)	6
Pleione 7 (21)	8

442 - 157 = 285 and 365 + 157 - 442 = 80, i.e. 80 + 285 = 365. There are 285 days from the northern spring equinox to the end of the Gregorian year.

Cb3-3	Cb3-4	Cb3-5	Cb3-6
June 7	8 (160)	9	10
Pleione 9	10	11	12

The day of central importance could be June 8 (where in a leap year 160 + 365 = 525 = 21 * 25) with an undulating 'kava snake', which perhaps is necessary to create new 'fire'. The arrangement  can be compared with similar such in E and N

Eb2-5			Eb2-6	Eb2-7	Eb2-8	Eb2-9
Na2-102	Na2-103	Na2-104	Na2-105	Na2-106	Na2-107

Pure in Na2-102 is open at bottom. There are no pure signs in C but the strange left part in Cb3-1 is open at bottom.

In E the position of this phrase is in front of the 1st in a group of 24 kiore+henua glyphs.

From the design in Na2-104 we can guess Cb3-3 has a fish tail high up in front.

There are 22 glyphs in line Cb3 but I will save the last 2 to the next page:

Cb3-7 (448)	Cb3-8	Cb3-9
June 11 (163)	12	13
Pleione 13 (27)	Albatain 1	2

Cb3-10	Cb3-11	Cb3-12
June 14	15	16 (168)
Albatain 3	4	5

Cb3-13	Cb3-14	Cb3-15
June 17	18	19
Albatain 6	7	8

Cb3-16 (457)	Cb3-17	Cb3-18	Cb3-19 (460)	Cb3-20
June 20 (172)	21	22	23 (540)	24
Albatain 9 (36)	10	11	12	13 (40)

Day 172 is June 20 in a leap year and in such a year June 23 is day number 1½ * 360.

There are 5 fortnights from Ca14-21 to Gb3-13 (which also has a 'loose string'):

			67
*Ca14-21 (384)	*Ca14-22	*Ca14-23		Cb3-13 (454)	Cb3-14	Cb3-15
Aoril 8 (464)	9	10	67	June 17 (169)	18	19