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44	*e tai e teho e ka tao taau ngu e po e kiko e ka tutu*
	*tou oone.*
45	*vai ngaere a puku hehaheha.*
46	*e hue e renga havini e ka rangi atu koe kia nua*
	*kia motu roa ka vere mai taau taueve miritonu*
47	*e vai e hare hakangaengae i te tahu hanga rikiriki.*
48	*hanga o maru a vave paupau.*
49	*e uta e maunga marengo e kaa hohora toou kahu*
	*ritorito ka romiromi mai*
50	*ko hanga te pau a ira.*
	*te tini o te kainga a hanga te pau.*
51	*rano kau te taki toka hakapiri te vaenga te mu(-)*
	*ko.muko.*
52	*mataveri o uta a hare paenga.*
53	*mataveri o tai a taura akavenga nuahine*
54	*vai rapa a hakaremereme*
56	*te vai rutu manu a koro rupa.e haho e hivi e*
	*e runga e te puku ohu kahi e.*

There are 18 text lines and 12 stations on page 41. The total number of textlines to the end of page 41 is therefore 53 + 18 = 71. If we reduce with the number of those text lines which have been overcrossed 71 will be changed into 68.

The total number of stations is 53 only, because both station number 30 and station number 43 are overcrossed without any replacement and station number 55 is missing altogether.

The reason why number 30 has been overcrossed could be to indicate that the true length of a synodic lunar months is around 29½ nights. If this was the reason, then we should expect a similar explanation to work for the overcrossed number 43. The '7th flame of Sun' is my name for 7 * 60 = 420 (= 6 * 70). But 420 is also equal to 15 * 28, i.e. not equal to 15 * 29½ = 442½ (the day number for One Tea where the Moon Queen is dying). If we let the cycle of Jupiter determine, then 442½ = 399 + 43½ which could motivate an overcrossing of number 44. Possibly instead, the cycle of Jupiter ends with 399 + 1 = 400 (in which case number 43 would be overcrossed because it stands for 42½):


Gb7-31	Gb8-1 (443)
One Tea (15 * 29.5 = 442½)

Gb8-2	Gb8-3	Gb8-4	Gb8-5

From this we will expect a correspondence also between the overcrossed item Oparingi and the description at the 10th kuhane station at day number 295 in the G calendar:


Gb2-26 (282)	Gb2-27	Gb2-28	Gb2-29	Gb2-30

Gb2-31	Gb2-32	Gb2-33	Gb2-34	Gb2-35

Gb3-1	Gb3-2	Gb3-3	Gb3-4 (295)	Gb3-5

Gb3-6	Gb3-7	Gb3-8	Gb3-9 (300)	Gb3-10

Here, evidently, the winter season (takaure) is beginning, because Sun is being swallowed (cfr Gb3-9). The perceived agreement with the calendar of G should make us formulate a hypothesis: Each Makoi station stands for 10 days:

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10	Apina Iti	40	*Okahu*
20	*Hanga O Uo*	50	*Ra Tahai*
30	*Hanga Roa*	60	*Ahu Akapu*
		70	*Kihikihi Rau Mea*
		80	*Renga A Tini*
		90	*Vai A Mei*
		100	*Rua A Ngau*
		110	*Roro Hau*
		120	*Vai Poko*
		130	*Te Hereke (17)*

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140	Hatu Ngoio	170	*Opata Roa*	*270*	*Hanga Nui*
150	*Ara Koreu*	180	*Vai Tara*	*280*	*Tongariki*
160	*Hanga Kuokuo (20)*	190	*Hia Uka*	*290*	*Te Rano A Raraku*
		200	*Hanga Ohiro*	~~*300*~~	~~*Oparingi*~~
		210	*Roto Kahi*	~~*310*~~	*~~Motu Kumu~~ (36)*
		220	*Papa Kahi*
		230	*Puna A Tuki*
		240	*Ehu*
		250	*Maunga Teatea*
		260	*Te Hakarava (31)*

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310	*Oparingi*	360	*Hanga Tetenga*
320	*Motu Humu*	370	*Ahu Tutae*
330	*Hanga Maihiku*	380	*Oroi*
340	*Maunga Toatoa*	390	*Akahanga*
350	*Te Pipi Horeko (41)*	400	*Hua Reva*
		410	*Rua Hana*
		420	*Puku Hotake*
		~~430~~	*~~Vai Ngaere~~ (53)*

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440	*Teho*	510	*Rano Kau*
450	*Vai Ngaere*	520	*Mataveri O Uta*
460	*Renga Havini*	530	*Mataveri O Tai*
470	*Hare Hakangaengae*	540	*Vai Rapa*
480	*Hanga O Maru*	560	*Te Vai Rutu Manu (71)*
490	*Maunga Marengo*
500	*Hanga Te Pau (60)*

Hanga Te Pau obviously is intended as an end station. Not only is it item number 50 (10 times 'fire') but it is also located in text line number 60 (the number of days in a solar double-month, 'flame of Sun').

I have not regarded 44 Teho nor 36 Hanga Tetenga (nor 25 Maunga Teatea) as similar in kind to the redmarked Te stations. Interestingly Rano Raraku is a Te station but not Rano Kau. This agrees with my interpretation of 'fire' at the Rano Raraku end of the island (east) and 'water' at the Rano Kau end (west).

There are no Te stations on the next page (42), where Makoi's list is ending. Therefore we can summarize the Te stations here:

38)	130	*Te Hereke (17)*	40)	350	*Te Pipi Horeko (41)*
39)	260	*Te Hakarava (31)*	41)	500	*Hanga Te Pau (60)*
39)	*290*	*Te Rano A Raraku (35)*	41)	560	*Te Vai Rutu Manu (71)*