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Piripi te Arahiora and another to Matiaha; also transfer
dated the 14th day of April, 1892, from Matiaha and another
to Piripi te Arahiora.

PUKEHOU No. 5K, PART OF.
92-192. Transfer dated the 14th day of April, 1892, from
Matiaha to Hemi Kuti.

PUKEHOU No. 5K.
92-193. Mortgage dated the 29th day of March, 1892, from
Hemi Kuti to the Pitoone and Hutt Building and Investment
Company (Limited).

WAIWIRI EAST.
92-194. Lease dated the 9th day of April, 1892, from
Rangiuhia and others to John Kebbell.

NGARARA WEST C, No. 7.
92-195. Transfer dated the 28th day of March, 1892, from
Karaitiana te Tupe to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST A, No. 8.
92-196. Transfer dated the 28th day of March, 1892, from
Karaitiana te Tupe to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST A, No. 48.
92-197. Transfer dated the 5th day of April, 1892, from
Timoti Tuihu and others to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST C, No. 9.
92-198. Transfer dated the 23rd day of April, 1892, from
Eruini te Marau to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST A, Nos. 51 AND 63, AND C No. 15.
92-199. Transfer dated the 28th day of March, 1892, from
Watene te Nehu and others to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST A, Nos. 64, 65, 67, AND 68.
92-200. Transfer dated the 28th day of March, 1892, from
Watene te Nehu to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST A, No. 59.
92-201. Transfer dated the 28th day of March, 1892, from
Watene te Nehu and others to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST C, Nos. 14 AND 16.
92-202. Transfer dated the 28th day of March, 1892, from
Watene te Nehu to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST A, No. 55, AND C No. 10.
92-203. Transfer dated the 28th day of March, 1892, from
Watene te Nehu to Hannah Field.

NGARARA WEST A, No. 55, C, Nos. 10, 14, AND 16.
92-204. Mortgage dated the 9th day of May, 1892, from
Hannah Field to Watene te Nehu.

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GEO. DIDSURY.

Rainfall for April, 1892.
Meteorological Office.
THE following is the rainfall for the month of April,
1892:—

Table of Rainfall for April, 1892

Stations:
Pakaraka (Bay of Islands)
Auckland
Cuvier Island (Hauraki Gulf)
Omokoroa (Tauranga)
Te Aroha
Rotorua
Gisborne
Mahia Peninsula
Matahiia (Gisborne)
Papatu Station (Poverty Bay)
Waipiro (Gisborne)
Napier
Erewhon, H.B.
Onepoto (L. Waikaremoana)
Waimarama, H.B.
Mt. Vernon, H.B.
Gwavas, H.B.
Inglewood
Ngatimaru
Opunake
Manai'a
Kaponga (Wanganui)
Hawera (Waipapa)
Wanganui
Kinercyan (Wanganui)
Feilding
Palmerston North
Ashurst
Masterton
Otahua'o
Carterton
Featherston
Dry River (near Martinborough)
Summit (Rimutaka)
Upper Hutt
Taita
Petone
Wellington
Wainuiomata Reservoir
Wellington Reservoir
Flaxbourne
Cape Campbell
Kaikoura
The Brothers
Farewell Spit
Highfield (Waiau)
Lincoln
Port Hills (Christchurch)
Rangiora
Hororata (Selwyn)
Kapunatiki (Rangitata)
Drayton (Methven)
Bicton (Methven)
Winchmore (Ashburton)
Dunedin
Greymouth
Milford Sound
Balcutha
Bealey
Maheno (Otago)
Dipton
Invercargill
Puysegur Point
Queenstown
Chatham Islands

Observers:
Hon. H. Williams, M.L.C.
Govt. Observer
Lightkeeper
L. A. Shadwell
P. Snewin
Dr. Ginders
Archd. Williams
G. C. Ormond
F. J. Kemp
H. N. Watson
S. Dodgshun
E. Lyndon
W. J. Birch
F. R. Phillips
W. Davidson
R. Harding
J. Nicoll
Miss N. Trimble
Miss A. Hutchinson
A. H. Moore
G. A. Hurley
E. J. Eillerm
J. Livingston
W. L. Mountfort
J. D. W. McBeth
S. Goodbehere
Capt. S. Brown
Henry Barnes
B. Couborne
J. Bennett
H. Braithwaite
H. C. Smith
C. Phillips
M. Cronin
T. Lewis
T. Mason
Sir J. Hector
Govt. Observer
Keeper
W. Edmonds
W. Tatchell
Lightkeeper
Miss E. Collins
Lightkeeper
Lightkeeper
J. A. Northcote
E. Wilkinson
Mrs. Macpherson
T. W. Rowe
Hon Sir J. Hall, M.H.R.
Hon. W. Rolleston, M.H.R.
E. Chapman
H. G. Baker
R. W. Hart
Govt. Observer
J. Conner
Dr. Porter
W. McHutcheon
J. Ryan
R. A. Chaffey
R. D. MacLachlan
J. L. Bush
Lightkeeper
L. Hotop
A. Shand

J. HECTOR, Director.