From an investigation of three hahe glyphs in Tahua it can be concluded that a hahe glyph of standard form probably was used immediately before the beginning of a new 'year', for instance: 398 Aa3-8 Aa3-9 Aa3-10 Aa7-84 Aa7-85 Aa8-1 400 Another such beginning possibly took place a quarter after high summer had ended: 88 Ab2-40 Ab5-65 Ab5-66 Ab5-67 Ab5-68 240 329 330 (= 5 * 66) 331 332 For indicating the 'year' about to be initiated in what apparently is day 236 (= 8 * 29.5) another type of hahe was used: Ab2-29 Ab2-30 Ab2-31 Ab2-32 Ab2-33 Ab2-34 Ab2-35 Ab2-36 Ab2-37 Ab2-38 Ab2-39 Ab2-40

In Mamari the following glyphs have been regarded as possibly including hahe signs:

Ca4-22	Cb2-24	Cb2-25	Cb6-24	Cb14-2

The last of them has ordinal number 331 counted from Cb1-1 and the double inoino together with the Janus type of hau tea is striking:

Cb13-24	Cb13-25	Cb13-26	Cb13-27	Cb13-28
Cb13-29	Cb13-30	Cb14-1 (330)	Cb14-2

Cb14-3	Cb14-4	Cb14-5	Cb14-6	Cb14-7
Cb14-8	Cb14-9	Cb14-10	Cb14-11	Cb14-12
Cb14-13	Cb14-14	Cb14-15	Cb14-16
Cb14-17	Cb14-18	Cb14-19 (348)