glyph numbers are counted from Cb1-1
Cb9-25	Cb9-26	Cb9-27	Cb9-28	Cb9-29	Cb9-30 (230)
Cb10-1 (231)	Cb10-2	Cb10-3	Cb10-4	Cb10-5	Cb10-6 (236)
Cb10-7	Cb10-8	Cb10-9	Cb10-10 (240)	Cb10-11	Cb10-12

4 lunar months remain beyond Cb9-30 to the end of side b. 348 - 230 = 118 = 4 * 29.5. But if Cb10-6 is located at 8 * 29.5 days, Hatinga Te Kohe must come 6 days beyond the end of side b.

Ca1-1 (349)	Ca1-2	Ca1-3	Ca1-4	Ca1-5	Ca1-6 (354)
Ca1-7	Ca1-8	Ca1-9	Ca1-10	Ca1-11	Ca1-12 (360)

Or should we let side b be a separate cycle, which returns to Cb1-1 after Cb14-19?

Cb14-14	Cb14-15	Cb14-16	Cb14-17	Cb14-18
Cb14-19 (348)	Cb1-1	Cb1-2	Cb1-3	Cb1-4
Cb1-5	Cb1-6 (354)	Cb1-7	Cb1-8	Cb1-9
Cb1-10	Cb1-11	Cb1-12 (360)	Cb1-13	Cb1-14

It is not easy to decide, but Cb1-3 indicates a solstice rather than the 12th kuhane station.

Nevertheless, the eyes betray a turnaround between glyph 236 and 237:

Cb10-6 (236)	Cb10-7

I guess this is a horizontal version of what we can see at bottom in Cb9-30 and in Ca7-1:

Cb9-30 (230)	Ca7-1 (169)