New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 4

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✨ Rainfall Statistics

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

New Zealand Rainfall for November, 1930—continued.

Station.	Total Fall. Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
South Island—continued.
(H.) Canterbury—continued.
Oxford	238	9
Double Hill	526	10
Lake Coleridge Homestead	210	8
Point Switching Station	341	13
Coalgate	189	10
Darfield	240	9
Paparua Prison	355	6
Hororata	235	8
Mount Possession	426	11
Islington	167	12
Rhodes' Convalescent Home	149	6
Evandale, Mount Somers	293	10
Methven	309	10
Governor's Bay	194	4
Staveley	321	12
Otahuna, Tai Tapu	113	6
“Brockworth,” Little Akaloa	166	6
Pigeon Bay	...	...
Fairview, Springburn	279	11
Mount Somers	280	16
Puaha	262	8
Rakaia	217	11
Okuti, Little River	158	6
Akaroa	216	5
Southbridge	176	7
Winchmore	171	10
Magnet Bay, Little River	147	6
Peel Forest	293	13
Godley Peaks, Tekapo	433	11
Orari Gorge	296	13
Braemar	495	9
Lynnford, Hinds	212	5
Waitui, Geraldine	209	13
Horwell Downs, Fairlie	400	7
Cefn Orchard, Geraldine	176	12
Bedyshurst, Fairlie	226	12
Lambrook Station, Fairlie	145	5
Orari Estate	172	11
Kakahu Bush	200	11
Glenlyon, Lake Ohau	662	15
Waratah, Albury	191	13
Winchester	163	10
Kapunatiki	...	...
Pleasant Point	172	8
Seadown	145	12
Cave	189	6
Smithfield	117	9
Timaru Reservoir	143	7
Haka Downs, Hakataramea	172	9
Waitaki Hydro	97	9
Glen-Cary Station, Hakataramea	100	7
(I.) Otago and Southland.
Makarora	816	11
Benmore Station, Clearburn	226	13
Maungawera	238	5
Hawea Flat	298	11
Pembroke	272	11
Luggate	271	10
Otiake	108	5
Tarras	194	9
Duntroon	157	8
Glenorchy	569	12
St. Bathan’s	295	9
Steward Settlement, Oamaru	167	7
Blackstone Hill	226	8
Glade House	1995	21
Arrowtown	371	11
Frankton, Lake Wakatipu	357	13
Naseby	228	8
Ripponvale, Cromwell	182	10
Naseby Plantation	259	12
Oamaru	181	11
Kauroo Hill, Maheno	...	...
Ophir	...	...
Clyde	189	11
Waipiata	168	9
Moa Creek	218	15
Galloway	179	11
Patearoa	150	8
Earnscleugh	217	12
Kingston	461	14
Te Awa, Hillgrove	259	14
Robertslie, Middlemarch	282	14
Paerau	305	12
Castle Hill Station, Athol	475	17

No. 4

New Zealand Rainfall for November, 1930—continued

Stations.	Total Fall. Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
South Island—continued.
(I.) Otago and Southland—continued.
Bushey Park, Palmerston South	226	12
Great Moss Swamp	297	20
Glenfalloch Station, Nokomai	541	13
Roxburgh East	308	16
Roxburgh	311	16
Manapouri	...	...
Monowai (Sunnyside)	522	11
Whare Flat	392	17
Ross Creek, Woodhaugh	501	19
Sawyer’s Bay	469	20
Fish Hatchery, Portobello	368	19
Wendon	496	17
Dipton	501	11
Burnside	357	17
Pumping Station, Musselburgh	467	18
Lawrence	451	17
Tapanui	843	19
Milton	353	20
Otatau	575	19
Clinton	573	22
Winton	562	21
Balclutha	331	17
Redan, Wyndham	674	21
Riverton	689	23
Roslin Estate, Woodlands	706	23
Nugget Point	402	19
Owaka	378	20
Centre Island	661	18
Tahakopa	738	22
Waikawa Valley	751	21
“Dun Ian,” Waimahaka	577	21
Awatua-Radio	576	21
Bluff	524	23
Slope Point	...	...
Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island	656	21

ISLANDS.

| Chatham Islands | 318 | 19 |
| Niue Island | 638 | 9 |
| Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands | ... | ... |
| Aitutaki Island, Cook Islands | ... | ... |
| Mangaia, Cook Islands | 380 | 12 |
| Atiu, Cook Islands | ... | ... |
| Mauke, Cook Islands | ... | ... |
| Danger Island | ... | ... |

LATE RETURNS.

| Kaimai, October, 1930 | 320 | 20 |
| Paekaka, Pio Pio, September, 1930 | 546 | 16 |
| Wairoro, Ruatoria September, 1930 | 766 | 13 |
| ,,, October, 1930 | 453 | 12 |
| Wairoa, September, 1930 | 979 | 15 |
| ,, October, 1930 | 192 | 12 |
| Martinborough, January, 1930 | 493 | 12 |
| ,, February, 1930 | 131 | 3 |
| ,, March, 1930 | 65 | 5 |
| ,, April, 1930 | 180 | 3 |
| ,, May, 1930 | 147 | 8 |
| ,, June, 1930 | 119 | 7 |
| ,, July, 1930 | 349 | 17 |
| ,, August, 1930 | 471 | 12 |
| ,, September, 1930 | 266 | 12 |
| ,, October, 1930 | 128 | 10 |
| Glen Oroua, October, 1930 | 254 | 13 |
| Twynham, Stn. Cr., October, 1930 | 365 | 14 |
| Milford Sound, October, 1930 | 2686 | 16 |
| The Brothers, October, 1930 | 70 | 4 |
| Manaroa, October, 1930 | 301 | 9 |
| Arthur’s Pass, March, 1930 | 696 | 7 |
| Lambbrook, September, 1930 | 315 | 12 |
| ,, October, 1930 | 206 | 7 |
| Luggate, September, 1930 | 165 | 9 |
| ,, October, 1930 | 69 | 5 |
| Milton, October, 1930 | 342 | 19 |
| Mangaia, September, 1930 | 505 | 12 |
| ,, October, 1930 | 530 | 10 |
| Mount Possession, September, 1930 | 425 | 5 |
| ,, October, 1930 | 253 | 8 |
| Okuti, Little River, October, 1930 | 301 | 9 |

ERRATUM.

| Stratford, June, 1930 | 504 | 13 |

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