The full kuhane journey ought to describe a month:

Red ('sun) always arrives after a black station, as in the week Sunday always comes after Saturday.

28 * 29.5 = 826 = 14 * 59 = 7 * 118. The last station in G is at Hanga Takaure (Ga1-1):

	470
Ga1-1 (1)		Ga1-1 (472)
472 = 8 * 59 days

In Tahua 1334 glyphs divided by 2 = 667 days (one more than the Number of the Beast). 22 kuhane stations (including Rangi Meamea) can be described in the text.

		1295
Ab8-43 (1)	Ab8-44		Ab8-6 (1298)	Ab8-7
649 = 11 * 59 days

1334 - 1298 = 36 glyphs = 18 days are needed to move from Rangi Meamea (Ab8-6) to pito (Ab8-43). Does it mean Te Pito O Te Kainga (the 29th kuhane station) is 'stamped by the sun'? In the absence of moon sun of course must take over.

But should not Ab8-43 (pito) be the last glyph in Te Pito O Te Kainga?

		32
Ab8-8 (1300)	Ab8-9		Ab8-42	Ab8-43 (1335)
36 glyphs = 18 days

There are 2 glyphs per day in Tahua, and we have e.g. determined day 472 (Hanga Takaure) to be 944-945:

Ab3-63	Ab3-64	Ab3-65 (944)	Ab3-66	Ab3-67

But with counting beginning with 1 at pito (Ab8-43) the even numbered glyphs which follow must be the 2nd of the two for a day. If we change the rule and assign 0 to Ab8-43, then Ab3-65--66 together will be day 472. According to the new rule, Te Pito O Te Kainga:
 

Ab8-8	Ab8-9 (1300)	Ab8-10	Ab8-11	Ab8-12	Ab8-13
Ab8-14	Ab8-15	Ab8-16	Ab8-17	Ab8-18	Ab8-19
Ab8-20	Ab8-21	Ab8-22	Ab8-23	Ab8-24	Ab8-25
Ab8-26	Ab8-27	Ab8-28	Ab8-29	Ab8-30	Ab8-31
Ab8-32	Ab8-33	Ab8-34	Ab8-35	Ab8-36	Ab8-37
Ab8-38	Ab8-39	Ab8-39	Ab8-40	Ab8-41	Ab8-42
	1334 = 22 * 59 + 36 Counting ought to begin with Ab8-44.
Ab8-43 (1334)