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*~~

And the following 32 Motu Humu seems to be intended as a contrast to Moto Kumu.

38)
1	Apina Iti	4	*Okahu*
2	*Hanga O Uo*	5	*Ra Tahai*
3	*Hanga Roa*	6	*Ahu Akapu*
		7	*Kihikihi Rau Mea*
		8	*Renga A Tini*
		9	*Vai A Mei*
		10	*Rua A Ngau*
		11	*Roro Hau*
		12	*Vai Poko*
		13	*Te Hereke (17)*

39)
14	Hatu Ngoio	17	*Opata Roa*	27	*Hanga Nui*
15	*Ara Koreu*	18	*Vai Tara*	28	*Tongariki*
16	*Hanga Kuokuo (20)*	19	*Hia Uka*	29	*Te Rano A Raraku*
		20	*Hanga Ohiro*	30	~~*Oparingi*~~
		21	*Roto Kahi*	31	*~~Motu Kumu~~ (36)*
		22	*Papa Kahi*
		23	*Puna A Tuki*
		24	*Ehu*
		25	*Maunga Teatea*
		26	*Te Hakarava (31)*

40)
31	*Oparingi*	36	*Hanga Tetenga*
32	*Motu Humu*	37	*Ahu Tutae*
33	*Hanga Maihiku*	38	*Oroi*
34	*Maunga Toatoa*	39	*Akahanga*
35	*Te Pipi Horeko (41)*	40	*Hua Reva*
		41	*Rua Hana*
		42	*Puku Hotake*
		43	*~~Vai Ngaere~~ (53)*

There is no Capital Letter at the beginning of any of the items on page 40. But Te at 35 Te Pipi Horeko indicates the end of a group of 5 items. There are 5 + 8 = 13 stations on page 40. I have reorganized my table for page 39 in order to have 5 items also at the end of page 39.

Beyond 26 Te Hakarava there will thus be (3 + 2) + (2 + 3) = 10 items (or 8 if we subtract the overcrossed ones). 26 + 10 = 36. Number 36 Hanga Tetenga has double te inside the name, which possibly indicates a negation of te, i.e. instead of 'end of Sun' it could mean 'beginning of Sun'. If we count text lines instead of numbered stations then 36 Hanga Tetenga will be number 42.

A negation of te (which could be the meaning of tete) possibly refers to the cold in the absence of Sun:

Tete

Tete nihotete, to gnash the teeth. Tetete, fever, to tremble. P Mgv.: tete, to shiver with cold. Mq.: tete, to tremble, to shiver, to show the teeth; haátete i te niho, to gnash the teeth. Ta.: tete, to make a noise, to chatter. Mq.: tete, a bird.

Ta.: tetei, to clench the teeth. Mq.: tetei, to grit the teeth, to show the teeth. Ma.: tetea, to show the teeth, to gnash the teeth.