New Zealand Gazette – 1928 – No. 43

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✨ Climatological Data

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 43

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE.
MEANS AND TOTALS FROM CHIEF STATIONS.
February, 1928.

Altitude above Sea-level.	Name of Station and Observer.	Mean Temp. Air in Shade.	Extremes.	Total Rainfall (100 Points to the Inch).	Days with Rain (*4 Points or more).
			Mean Max. Temp.	Mean Min. Temp.
Ft.		Deg.	Deg.	Deg.	Points.
152	NORTH ISLAND.
	AUCKLAND	70·0	77·0	63·1	161
	H. M. Vincent
131	RUA KURA FARM, HAMILTON EAST	68·7	82·1	55·3	311
	A. Stuart
211	MATAMATA..	66·8	80·2	53·4	157
	W. Halligan
46	TE AROHA ..	70·1	83·7	56·5	217
	C. E. Christensen
340	WAIHI ..	67·4	77·3	57·6	374
	F. Haszard
100	TAURANGA ..	66·9	79·3	54·6	358
	Miss K. Butcher
925	ROTORUA ..	66·9	77·2	56·7	334
	W. E. Penno
	ROTORUA NURSERY, WHAKAREWAREWA	65·7	76·5	54·9	266
	W. T. Morrison
60	NEW PLYMOUTH	65·5	73·5	57·5	142
	G. H. Dolby
2125	KARIOI ..	58·7	73·1	44·3	327
	H. E. Fache
2080	TAIHAPE ..	62·0	71·3	52·7	254
	A. R. Fannin
100	PALMERSTON NORTH .	..	80·2	..	129
	J. A. Colquhoun
8	TANGIMOANA	66·7	77·2	56·2	149
	T. E. Stringer
119	CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT FARM, WERAROA	65·3	74·9	55·8	86
	J. E. Sharp
5	NAPIER ..	66·9	73·6	60·2	310
	Chas. L. Thomas
45	HASTINGS ..	65·2	75·0	55·4	140
	E. W. Watson
384	MANGAMUTU, PAHIATUA ..	65·7	76·1	55·4	222
	A. W. Hamilton
377	MASTER TON	65·6	77·8	53·4	205
	R. Brown
186	GREYTOWN	65·2	77·0	53·4	271
	W. Allan
10	WELLINGTON	63·7	71·1	56·4	358

	SOUTH ISLAND.
34	NELSON ..	66·3	75·6	57·1	156
	O. B. Pemberton..
	BALMORAL, CULVERDEN	62·7	74·6	50·8	210
	D. D. Dunn
1220	HANMER SPRINGS ..	62·4	74·3	50·4	361
	W. Montgomery
25	CHRISTCHURCH	62·5	71·5	53·5	94
	H. F. Skey
42	LINCOLN ..	63·6	74·7	52·5	108
	D. J. Sidey
1220	LAKE COLERIDGE ..	64·9	79·0	50·8	123
	E. T. Cockburn
1200	“RUDSTONE,” METHVEN	60·7	71·1	50·4	210
	James Carr
323	ASHBURTON	62·5	72·6	52·5	175
	H. P. Clayton
2350	LAKE TEKAPO	57·8	72·9	42·7	128
	R. R. Beauchamp
56	TIMARU ..	63·1	72·2	54·0	106
	Caretaker of Domain
200	WAIMATE ..	60·5	69·7	51·1	94
	F. Akhurst
1550	SANATORIUM, WAIPiATA	60·9	72·8	49·0	181
	Dr. A. Kidd
1000	OPHIR ..	62·9	75·4	50·5	146
	Rev. A. Don
300	DUNEDIN ..	60·6	68·7	52·5	259
	D. Tannock
142	BURNSIDE, DUNEDIN	62·1	70·0	54·2	254
	P. W. Piper
245	GORE ..	60·2	71·7	48·8	208
	A. T. Newman
12	HOKITIKA ..	64·0	71·1	57·0	718
	J. A. Chesney
12	INVERCARGILL	60·8	69·6	52·0	185
	L. Lennie

NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOR FEBRUARY, 1928.
[NOTE.—Late returns for stations appear at end of table.]

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.

NORTH ISLAND.

(A.) NORTH-EAST ASPECT—NORTH CAPE TO EAST CAPE.

Cape Maria van Diemen (the light-house-keeper) | 118 | 2
Mangonui | 141 | 4
Kaeo .. | 101 | 4
Kaikohe | 195 | 6
Russell .. | 152 | 6
Kawakawa | 156 | 7
Puhipuhi Plantation, Whakapara, Whangarei | 441 | 4
Ruatangata West | 203 | 4
Ruatangata | 287 | 11
Wairua Falls (power-station) | 191 | 7
Kamo .. | 391 | 3
Whangarei | 318 | 6
Puwerā, Whangarei | 208 | 4
Mangawai | 421 | 2
Warkworth | 329 | 4
Epsom, Auckland | 153 | 7
Cuvier Island | 308 | 7
Rocky Bay, Waiheke | 177 | 3
Tairua .. | 737 | 4
Turua, Thames .. | 215 | 5
The Domain, Paeroa | 239 | 6
Belle Vue Farm, Mangaiti.. | 321 | 7
Morrinsville | 242 | 4
Putaruru | 253 | 6
Mamaku | 202 | 7
Springdale, Waitoa | 208 | 4
Kaimai, Tauranga | 338 | 7
The Camp, Tauranga | 321 | 8
Arapuni Dam, Puketura.. | 240 | 5
Sophia Street, Rotorua | 328 | 9
Waiotapu | 206 | 7
Taneatua | 217 | 6
Opotiki | 175 | 6
Maraehako, Opotiki | 263 | 6
Wairata, Opotiki | .. | ..
Pohueroro Station, Raukokore | .. | ..
Mataraua, Cape Runaway | 118 | 6
Mautotara, Whakaangiangi | 77 | 4

(B.) NORTH-WEST ASPECT—CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN TO CAPE EGMONT.

Rangitīhi | .. | ..
Kaitaia.. | 228 | 5
Herekino | 150 | 4
Wekaweka | 582 | 9
Rangiahua, Hokianga Harbour | 171 | 11
Kohukohu | 218 | 6
Donnelly’s Crossing, Oranoa | .. | ..
Keretoki Station, Waimatenui | 434 | 5
Whataro | 566 | 8
Dargaville | 346 | 3
Helensville | 235 | 5
Huia, Manukau .. | 209 | 4
Henderson | 272 | 10
Wesley Training College, Paerata | 258 | 7
Waiuku, Auckland | 128 | 4
Onewhero | 263 | 6
Oparau | 412 | 6
Bryant House, Raglan | 452 | 5
Kawhia | 375 | 7
Taupo .. | 198 | 5
Hautu .. | 332 | 6
Rangipo | 267 | 7
Waitomo Caves .. | 346 | 2
Cambridge | 274 | 5
Roto-o-rangi, Cambridge .. | 259 | 4
Te Kuiti | 380 | 6
Sonomo, Otorohanga | 324 | 4
Hamilton, Waikato | 430 | 7
Waitarimu, Waikato | 415 | 6
State Farm, Waerenga | 444 | 5
Horahora Rapids, Churchill | 226 | 4
Ngaruawahia | 404 | 7
Waikeria Reformatory, Te Awamutu | 283 | 3
Mangaotaki (550 ft.) | 302 | 2
Paekaka, Paemako | 364 | 5
“Te Matai,” Aria | 316 | 3
Ohura .. | 398 | 5
Mangatoi, Mokau River .. | 274 | 6

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🎓 Climatological Table for February 1928

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsClimate, Temperature, Rainfall, Weather Stations, February 1928
👱🏽 Names

36 names identified

H. M. Vincent, Observer at Auckland
A. Stuart, Observer at Rua Kura Farm, Hamilton East
W. Halligan, Observer at Matamata
C. E. Christensen, Observer at Te Aroha
F. Haszard, Observer at Waihi
K. Butcher (Miss), Observer at Tauranga
W. E. Penno, Observer at Rotorua
W. T. Morrison, Observer at Rotorua Nursery, Whakarewarewa
G. H. Dolby, Observer at New Plymouth
H. E. Fache, Observer at Karioi
A. R. Fannin, Observer at Taihape
J. A. Colquhoun, Observer at Palmerston North
T. E. Stringer, Observer at Tangimoana
J. E. Sharp, Observer at Central Development Farm, Weraroa
Chas. L. Thomas, Observer at Napier
E. W. Watson, Observer at Hastings
A. W. Hamilton, Observer at Mangamutu, Pahiatua
R. Brown, Observer at Masterton
W. Allan, Observer at Greytown
O. B. Pemberton, Observer at Nelson
D. D. Dunn, Observer at Balmoral, Culverden
W. Montgomery, Observer at Hanmer Springs
H. F. Skey, Observer at Christchurch
D. J. Sidey, Observer at Lincoln
E. T. Cockburn, Observer at Lake Coleridge
James Carr, Observer at Rudstone, Methven
H. P. Clayton, Observer at Ashburton
R. R. Beauchamp, Observer at Lake Tekapo
F. Akhurst, Observer at Waimate
A. Kidd (Dr.), Observer at Sanatorium, Waipata
A. Don (Rev.), Observer at Ophir
D. Tannock, Observer at Dunedin
P. W. Piper, Observer at Burnside, Dunedin
A. T. Newman, Observer at Gore
J. A. Chesney, Observer at Hokitika
L. Lennie, Observer at Invercargill

🎓 New Zealand Rainfall for February 1928

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsRainfall, Weather Stations, February 1928
👱🏽 Names

J. A. Chesney, Observer at Hokitika
L. Lennie, Observer at Invercargill

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