New Zealand Gazette – 1901 – No. 38

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✨ Meteorological Data

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 38

Rainfall for March, 1901—continued.

Station.	Observer.	Total Fall, in Inches.	Days of Rain.	Maximum Fall, and Date (for Previous Twenty-four Hours).

NORTH ISLAND—continued.

(D.) SOUTH-EAST ASPECT—EAST CAPE TO CAPE PALLISER—continued.

Maraekakaho .. .. | A. Lockie .. .. | 3·85 | 17 | 0·85 on 14th
Gwavas .. .. | J. Nicoll .. .. | 4·91 | 21 | 1·04 on 25th
Mount Vernon .. .. | J. W. Harding .. .. | 3·93 | 11 | 1·44 on 25th
Ormondville .. .. | J. D. Watson .. .. | 4·72 | 13 | 1·01 on 13th
Woodville .. .. | J. Leithead .. .. | 4·42 | 14 | 1·25 on 25th
Pahiatua .. .. | W. Tosswill .. .. | 3·74 | 11 | 1·12 on 25th
Herbertville .. .. | A. McKinnon .. .. | 3·99 | 15 | 1·25 on 25th
Tane .. .. | H. A. Lambert .. .. | 3·81 | 13 | 1·29 on 25th
Eketahuna .. .. | T. Lewis .. .. | 1·85 | 9 | 0·62 on 25th
Otahua .. .. | Miss E. A. D. Bennett .. .. | 2·24 | 12 | 1·03 on 25th
Masterton .. .. | J. Payton .. .. | 2·93 | 15 | 0·87 on 25th
Black Creek .. .. | C. Messenger .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Carterton .. .. | H. Braithwaite .. .. | 1·70 | 12 | 0·59 on 25th
Featherston .. .. | G. G. Wellsted .. .. | 1·65 | 4 | 0·50 on 3rd and 24th
Kimbolton .. .. | Dr. W. C. Greig .. .. | 3·32 | 13 | 1·42 on 25th
Summit .. .. | M. Cronin .. .. | 4·15 | 17 | 0·55 on 6th and 25th
Upper Hutt .. .. | J. Hanning .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Taita .. .. | T. Mason .. .. | 1·21 | 12 | 0·25 on 26th
Wainuiomata .. .. | J. Quaintance .. .. | 1·64 | 9 | 0·37 on 26th
Lower Hutt .. .. | Miss Heaton .. .. | 1·00 | 8 | 0·21 on 20th
Petone .. .. | Sir J. Hector .. .. | 1·19 | 10 | 0·32 on 24th
Wellington .. .. | Government Observer .. .. | 2·04 | 15 | 0·53 on 20th
Karori .. .. | W. Edmonds .. .. | 1·64 | 10 | 0·34 on 20th

SOUTH ISLAND.

(A.) NORTH ASPECT—CAPE FAREWELL TO KAIKOURA.

Nelson .. .. | Dr. Hudson .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Waimea (Nelson) .. .. | W. E. Hayne .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Motueka .. .. | G. S. Huffam .. .. | 2·75 | 9 | 1·04 on 24th
Quartz Ranges (Collingwood) .. .. | F. G. Mace .. .. | 9·75 | 11 | 2·87 on 24th
Stephens Island(*) .. .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | 0·52 | 3 | 0·31 on 23rd
The Brothers .. .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | 0·90 | 10 | 0·33 on 7th
Avondale Station (Blenheim) .. .. | C. de V. Teschemaker .. .. | 3·11 | 11 | 0·90 on 24th
Manaroa (Pelorus Sounds) .. .. | M. C. Masefield .. .. | 3·90 | 10 | 1·20 on 2nd and 9th
Blenheim .. .. | N. T. Prichard .. .. | 0·63 | 6 | 0·27 on 24th
Cape Campbell(b) .. .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | 1·20 | 3 | 0·99 on 20th
Flaxbourne .. .. | W. Tatchell .. .. | 0·60 | 6 | 0·22 on 1st and 9th
Kekerangu .. .. | W. J. White .. .. | 1·04 | 9 | 0·33 on 7th
Kaikoura .. .. | Dr. J. St. C. Gunn .. .. | 2·54 | 11 | 0·54 on 1st
Hanmer Plains .. .. | Miss Taylor .. .. | .. | .. | ..

(B.) WEST ASPECT—CAPE FAREWELL TO PUYSEGUR POINT.

Farewell Spit(c) .. .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | 1·16 | 5 | 0·75 on 24th
Pakawau .. .. | T. C. V. Field .. .. | 6·83 | 15 | 1·61 on 24th
Westport .. .. | H. S. Ewan .. .. | 4·52 | 17 | 1·64 on 24th
Denniston .. .. | A. B. Lindop .. .. | 6·58 | 8 | 3·00 on 23rd
Ngahere .. .. | J. Scott .. .. | 8·68 | 15 | 2·24 on 23rd
Greymouth .. .. | J. Conner .. .. | 6·35 | 11 | 1·53 on 20th
Hokitika .. .. | A. D. Macfarlane .. .. | 9·50 | 11 | 1·94 on 20th
Dusky Sound .. .. | R. Henry .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Puysegur Point .. .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | .. | .. | ..

(C.) EAST ASPECT—KAIKOURA TO CAPE SAUNDERS.

Cheviot .. .. | A. C. Bellwood .. .. | 2·66 | 12 | 0·71 on 25th
Waiau .. .. | F. S. Northcote .. .. | 3·02 | 12 | 0·71 on 1st
Akaroa .. .. | Miss Jacobson .. .. | 2·76 | 14 | 1·03 on 19th
Port Hills (Christchurch) .. .. | Miss M. L. Higgins .. .. | 1·01 | 16 | 0·20 on 1st
Christchurch .. .. | A. L. Taylor .. .. | 1·46 | 16 | 0·30 on 1st
Linwood .. .. | J. A. Biltcliff .. .. | 1·41 | 18 | 0·28 on 25th
Lincoln .. .. | F. W. Hilgendorf .. .. | 1·47 | 18 | 0·21 on 12th
Southbridge .. .. | D. McMillan .. .. | 0·81 | 12 | 0·37 on 1st
Hororata .. .. | Hon. Sir J. Hall, K.C.M.G. .. .. | 1·94 | 14 | 0·27 on 1st
Kapunatiki .. .. | Hon. W. Rolleston .. .. | 1·88 | 13 | 0·50 on 17th
Orari .. .. | G. A. M. Macdonald .. .. | 2·15 | 16 | 0·66 on 17th
Bealey .. .. | C. White .. .. | 2·95 | 6 | 0·85 on 25th
Mt. Peel .. .. | Mrs. O. Scott Thompson .. .. | 3·25 | 14 | 1·00 on 7th
Peel Forest .. .. | W. E. Barker .. .. | 6·10 | 17 | 1·36 on 17th
Methven .. .. | H. G. Baker .. .. | 5·09 | 16 | 0·94 on 17th
Winchmore (Ashburton)(d) .. .. | A. E. Hart .. .. | 1·91 | 6 | 0·69 on 18th
Windermere .. .. | Miss F. J. M. Wright .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Timaru .. .. | R. Fergusson .. .. | 1·72 | 13 | 0·90 on 1st

Late returns—

(a) February .. .. .. .. | 2·60 | 8 | 0·80 on 23rd
(b) February .. .. .. .. | 4·95 | 4 | 1·90 on 23rd and 24th
(c) February .. .. .. .. | 2·30 | 10 | 0·75 on 3rd
(d) {January .. .. .. .. | 3·59 | 7 | 1·06 on 11th
{February .. .. .. .. | 1·44 | 5 | 0·52 on 7th

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1901, No 38

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🏥 Rainfall for March 1901 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsRainfall, Weather, Meteorological data, North Island, South Island, Observers
👱🏽 Names

59 names identified

A. Lockie, Rainfall observer
J. Nicoll, Rainfall observer
J. W. Harding, Rainfall observer
J. D. Watson, Rainfall observer
J. Leithead, Rainfall observer
W. Tosswill, Rainfall observer
A. McKinnon, Rainfall observer
H. A. Lambert, Rainfall observer
T. Lewis, Rainfall observer
E. A. D. Bennett (Miss), Rainfall observer
J. Payton, Rainfall observer
C. Messenger, Rainfall observer
H. Braithwaite, Rainfall observer
G. G. Wellsted, Rainfall observer
W. C. Greig (Dr.), Rainfall observer
M. Cronin, Rainfall observer
J. Hanning, Rainfall observer
T. Mason, Rainfall observer
J. Quaintance, Rainfall observer
Miss Heaton, Rainfall observer
W. Edmonds, Rainfall observer
J. Hector (Sir), Rainfall observer
Government Observer, Rainfall observer
W. E. Hayne, Rainfall observer
G. S. Huffam, Rainfall observer
F. G. Mace, Rainfall observer
Lightkeeper, Rainfall observer
C. de V. Teschemaker, Rainfall observer
M. C. Masefield, Rainfall observer
N. T. Prichard, Rainfall observer
W. Tatchell, Rainfall observer
W. J. White, Rainfall observer
J. St. C. Gunn (Dr.), Rainfall observer
Miss Taylor, Rainfall observer
T. C. V. Field, Rainfall observer
H. S. Ewan, Rainfall observer
A. B. Lindop, Rainfall observer
J. Scott, Rainfall observer
J. Conner, Rainfall observer
A. D. Macfarlane, Rainfall observer
R. Henry, Rainfall observer
A. C. Bellwood, Rainfall observer
F. S. Northcote, Rainfall observer
Miss Jacobson, Rainfall observer
M. L. Higgins (Miss), Rainfall observer
A. L. Taylor, Rainfall observer
J. A. Biltcliff, Rainfall observer
F. W. Hilgendorf, Rainfall observer
D. McMillan, Rainfall observer
J. Hall (Hon. Sir), Rainfall observer
W. Rolleston (Hon.), Rainfall observer
G. A. M. Macdonald, Rainfall observer
C. White, Rainfall observer
O. Scott Thompson (Mrs.), Rainfall observer
W. E. Barker, Rainfall observer
H. G. Baker, Rainfall observer
A. E. Hart, Rainfall observer
F. J. M. Wright (Miss), Rainfall observer
R. Fergusson, Rainfall observer

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