New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 73

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✨ Climatological Table

Oct. 23.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

New Zealand Rainfall for August, 1930—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
(D.) SOUTH-EAST—continued.
Rangitapu	822	14
Waipukurau	592	15
Mount Vernon	601	16
Aramoana	682	15
Takapau	646	11
Motuotaraia	724	13
Dannevirké	934	9
Waipuna, Woodville	737	15
Pine Grove, Weber	855	14
Woodbank, Herbertville	983	13
Mangamaire	766	13
Eastry, Tane	613	17
Eketahuna	831	14
Putara	991	15
Tawataia, Eketahuna	788	14
Annedale, Tinui	791	16
Ditton, Masterton	...	...
Bagshot, Masterton	659	16
Castlepoint	...	...
"The Terrace," Tinui	747	18
Marangai	720	16
Llandaff, Masterton	577	14
Eringa, Masterton	510	16
Bush Grove, Masterton	781	17
Waingawa	573	16
"Ngaihanu," Masterton	904	17
Featherston	698	19
Greytown Summit	429	15
Waiorongomai, Featherston	558	14
Orongorongo	1014	18
Lagoon Hill, Martinborough	559	15
Te Awaite, Martinborough	704	12
Cape Palliser	626	15

(E.) SOUTH-WEST.

Mangapurua Landing, Wanganui River | 401 | 10
Cape Egmont | 494 | 18
Stratford | ... | ...
Horopito | ... | ...
Raetihi | 580 | 15
Eltham | 688 | 15
Riverlea, Taranaki | 455 | 16
Opunake | 307 | 15
Waiouru | 329 | 12
Pipiriki | 576 | 15
Mangaohane Station, Taihape | 236 | 10
Manaia | 395 | 16
Te Horoa, Hihiitahi | 319 | 15
"Hiwira," Raketapauma | 291 | 14
Hawera Post-office | 569 | 15
Ohawe, Hawera | 515 | 14
Kakaramea Hydro | 388 | 13
Waitahinga, Kai Iwi | 435 | 15
Patea | 430 | 14
Waverley | 306 | 9
Wanganui | 404 | 8
Hunterville | 378 | 9
Okoia, Wanganui | 364 | 12
Waituna West | 406 | 16
Dalvey, Turakina | 370 | 17
Komako, Ashhurst | 400 | 13
Waitatapia, Bulls | 375 | 14
Feilding | 402 | 14
Flock House, Bulls | 353 | 9
Glen Oroua | 528 | 13
Kairanga | 513 | 13
"Woodhey," Palmerston North | 493 | 15
Turitea Waterworks | 825 | 17
Foxton | 316 | 14
Kahuterawa Watershed | ... | ...
Arapeti | 759 | ...
Mangahao (lower dam) | 916 | 9
Mangaore | 390 | 19
Mangahao (upper dam) | 1216 | 21
Otaki | 293 | 15
Waitohu, Otaki | 273 | 13
Wallaceville | 334 | 7
Trentham | 348 | 15
Lower Hutt | 473 | 16
Waiwetu | 502 | 19
Wainuiomata | 611 | 19
Karori Reservoir | 483 | 17
Seatoun (Beacon Hill) | 381 | 7
Brooklyn Reservoir | 469 | 17

New Zealand Rainfall for August, 1930—continued.

SOUTH ISLAND.

(F.) WEST COAST.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to inch).	Days with Rain.
Farewell Spit	724	16
Collingwood	...	...
Silverstream, Bainham	1076	16
Asbestos Cottage, Pukororo	839	14
Karamea	294	14
Millerton	456	17
Twynham, Station Creek	355	9
Westport	425	16
Westport (Public Works Department)	483	15
Gowan	289	13
Tophouse	301	11
Tiroroa	952	15
Reefton	333	14
Rewanui	899	16
Greymouth	494	13
Moana	269	11
Lake Kanieri	930	7
Otira	684	9
Ross	811	14
Hari Hari	326	10
Waiho Gorge	1751	8
Weheka	...	...
Mahitahi	...	...
Okuru	1127	15
Milford Sound	1060	15
Puysegur Point	...	...

(G.) NELSON AND MARLBOROUGH.

Stephens Island | ... | ... | 385 | 12
Hamilton Bay | ... | ... | ... | ...
Waitata Bay | ... | ... | 583 | 11
The Brothers | ... | ... | 298 | 12
Motueka | ... | ... | 599 | 14
Manaroa | ... | ... | 573 | 13
Yncyca Bay | ... | ... | 464 | 9
"Harakeke," Central Moutere | ... | ... | 406 | 11
Upper Moutere | ... | ... | 307 | 12
Mapua | ... | ... | 362 | 13
Havelock | ... | ... | 433 | 11
Opouri Valley, Flat Creek | ... | ... | 565 | 14
Picton | ... | ... | 731 | 13
Ocean Bay | ... | ... | 691 | 13
Stanley Brook | ... | ... | 394 | 13
Marshlands, Blenheim | ... | ... | 381 | 11
Spring Creek, Blenheim | ... | ... | 397 | 13
"Sevenoaks," Renwicktown | ... | ... | 239 | 6
Blenheim | ... | ... | 254 | 10
Erina, Blenheim | ... | ... | 372 | 11
Hartley Hills, Hillersden | ... | ... | ... | ...
Seddon | ... | ... | 548 | 14
Avondale Station, Blenheim | ... | ... | 242 | 9
Cape Campbell | ... | ... | ... | ...
Ward | ... | ... | 530 | 8
Duntroon, Jordan | ... | ... | 134 | 4
Kekerangu ("Ellerton") | ... | ... | 460 | 10
Hapuku | ... | ... | 469 | 12
Moundsdale, Kaikoura | ... | ... | 264 | 11
Yardville, Kaikoura | ... | ... | 406 | 11
The Doone, Waiau | ... | ... | 384 | 10
"Emscote," Stag and Spey | ... | ... | 273 | 10

(H.) CANTERBURY.

Keinton Combe | ... | ... | 362 | 11
Highfield, Waiau | ... | ... | 384 | 10
Waiau | ... | ... | 416 | 9
Riverside Farm, Amuri | ... | ... | 347 | 12
Balmoral No. 1 | ... | ... | 308 | 9
Culverden | ... | ... | 352 | 10
Gore Bay | ... | ... | 452 | 10
Arthur's Pass | ... | ... | 875 | 8
Waikari | ... | ... | 417 | 9
Weka Pass | ... | ... | 540 | 9
Bealey | ... | ... | 218 | 6
Mount White Station, Cass | ... | ... | 290 | 8
Waipara | ... | ... | 407 | 7
Craigieburn | ... | ... | 144 | 8
Flock Hill | ... | ... | 215 | 6
Amberley | ... | ... | 664 | 11
Glenthorne, Lake Coleridge | ... | ... | 202 | 3
Harper River | ... | ... | 199 | 10
Mount Torlesse | ... | ... | 374 | 12
Simois Creek | ... | ... | 194 | 3

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