Aa6-32 (448)	Aa6-33	Aa6-34	Aa6-35	Aa6-36	Aa6-37
224		225		226
Aa6-38 (454)	Aa6-39	Aa6-40	Aa6-41	Aa6-42	Aa6-43
227		228 = 6 * 38		229
Aa6-44 (460)	Aa6-45	Aa6-46	Aa6-47	Aa6-48	Aa6-49
kua hakanaganagana gagata - e kua rere te manu		mai tae tuki te tagata mau - i te toga	rere te toki	rere ki uta	rere ki te vao
230		231		232
Aa6-50 (466)	Aa6-51	Aa6-52	Aa6-53	Aa6-54	Aa6-55
kua hoko to vao	ki te ragi	mai tae pu ia mai tae oho - ki to ua			ka hua na mo to ihe
233		234 = 6 * 39		235
Aa6-56 (472)	Aa6-57	Aa6-58	Aa6-59	Aa6-60	Aa6-61
e ihe tagata kua toki	o te manu - ko te henua kua tuu i te toga		ko te manu	kua ui i te tagata tegatega i mua i moe ai	i to niu
236		237		238
Aa6-62 (478)	Aa6-63	Aa6-64	Aa6-65	Aa6-66	Aa6-67
ko te tagata kua ui	ki te vaha kai	i to moa	ko te vai hopu o te moa	e he goe kua moe	ki to vaha o to ika mea
239		240 = 6 * 40		241

Vaha kai in Aa6-63 should be a relative of vaha kai at day number 364 in the text of G. Aa6-64--66 by their numbers allude to the days 364-366. The head of the fish is hidden in Aa6-67. The hanging sun head in Aa6-66 is alluding to hipu.

In Aa6-51 there are 4 'feathers' at right, indicating that the coming season is the one beyond midsummer. In Aa6-55 the two 'balls' at left probably indicate the previous season. Aa6-61 (niu) is pointing at 6 * 61 = 366.

By counting with Aa1-1 as number 1 it cannot be a day, and the parallel texts have no corresponding such glyph:

 

Aa1-1	Aa1-2	Aa1-3	Aa1-4	Aa1-5	Aa1-6	Aa1-7	Aa1-8
-
	Ha5-26	Ha5-27	Ha5-28	Ha5-29	Ha5-30	Ha5-31	Ha5-32
-
	Pa5-8	Pa5-9	Pa5-10	Pa5-11	Pa5-12	Pa5-13	Pa5-14
-
	Qa5-16	Qa5-17	Qa5-18	Qa5-19	Qa5-20	Qa5-21	Qa5-22

If I had counted with Aa1-1 as number zero, Aa6-43 would still be at day 229, which seems necessary. Let us try that alternative:

Aa6-33 (448)	Aa6-34	Aa6-35	Aa6-36	Aa6-37	Aa6-38
224		225		226
Aa6-39 (454)	Aa6-40	Aa6-41	Aa6-42	Aa6-43	Aa6-44
227		228 = 6 * 38		229
Aa6-45 (460)	Aa6-46	Aa6-47	Aa6-48	Aa6-49	Aa6-50
230		231		232
Aa6-51 (466)	Aa6-52	Aa6-53	Aa6-54	Aa6-55	Aa6-56
233		234 = 6 * 39		235
Aa6-57 (472)	Aa6-58	Aa6-59	Aa6-60	Aa6-61	Aa6-62
236		237		238
Aa6-63 (478)	Aa6-64	Aa6-65	Aa6-66	Aa6-67	Aa6-68
239		240 = 6 * 40		241

I cannot see any obvious reason why this alternative would not be equally good as the previous.

In Aa6-35 (450 = 9 * 50) the ua sign is horizontal, meaning summer solstice when the 'earth' (i.e. sea) lies flat. In Aa6-66 (481 = 4 and 9 * 9) the vertical rain is in sight:

	30
Aa6-35		Aa6-66
32

225 = 9 * 25 and Aa6-35 is located at that day in both alternatives. But Aa6-66 is in day 241 in the first alternative and in day 242 in the second.

4 * 99 = 6 * 66. If Venus determines, then Aa6-66 should be at the end = beginning of one her cycles. But moa in Aa6-64 says by way of the curved middle tail 'finger' that solstice has already passed. 6 * 64 = 384 = 12 * 32.

I guess moa in Aa6-64 should be located at day 240, i.e. that the first alternative is the correct one.

Vaha in Aa6-63 and in Aa6-67 will then be located in p.m., which is reasonable. Metoro connected by way of his word moa Aa6-64 with Aa6-65.