M. Atihuta on Sirisori:

Sirisori Serani was populated from New Guinea.  The old name was Soli.
The story goes like this:

There were three brothers and two sisters that started off by pakatora
from Fak-fak.  Their first destination was Cape Hatumari, where one
brother dissembarked and entered Islam.  He lived at Tamilou.  The other
two brothers and two sisters were still in the old religion, and wouldn't
join.  But before departure,all three brothers drew blood from their
fingers, mingled it in a coconut shell, and all drank, making a vow of
brotherhood where their descendants couldn't intermarry for all
generations.  This place they named "Hoti-banggai," which means, "the
place of blood-drinking."

From there the brothers departed (minus one), and arrived at Banda, where
they dissembarked,and met Sapol, who joined their company with his
pakatora.  These men were all kapitans.  From there, they went on and
arrived at Sirisori, on Saparua.

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