New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 28

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✨ Rainfall Statistics

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New Zealand Rainfall for February, 1933—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
SOUTH ISLAND—continued.
(H.) CANTERBURY—continued.
Craigieburn	290	8
Flock Hill	515	11
Amberley	25	2
Glenthorne, Lake Coleridge	..	..
Harper River	626	13
Mount Torlesse	161	8
Simois Creek	249	..
Oxford	118	6
Double Hill	709	11
Lake Coleridge Homestead	215	11
Point Switching Station	199	10
Coalgate	..	..
Darfield	59	3
Paparua Prison	21	1
Hororata	57	6
Mount Possession	83	3
Islington	17	5
Rhodes’ Convalescent Home	24	2
Ball Hut, Mt. Cook	3709	20
Evandale, Mount Somers	57	5
Methven	130	2
Governor’s Bay	4	1
Staveley	274	8
Otahuna, Tai Tapu	Nil	Nil
“Brockworth,” Little Akaloa	14	3
Fairview, Springburn	148	5
Mount Somers	169	10
Puaha	9	2
Rakaia	13	4
Okuti, Little River	..	..
Akaroa	..	..
Southbridge	17	2
Winchmore	22	3
Magnet Bay, Little River	Nil	Nil
Peel Forest	155	9
Godley Peaks, Tekapo	186	9
Orari Gorge	145	12
Seafield	12	3
Braemar	437	12
Lynnford, Hinds..	23	6
Waitui, Geraldine	122	11
Horwell Downs, Fairlie	262	9
Cefn Orchard, Geraldine	102	4
Bedeshurst, Fairlie	153	10
Lambrook Station, Fairlie	80	6
Orari Estate	90	11
Kakahu Bush	122	7
Glenlyon, Lake Ohau	567	15
Waratah, Albury	82	6
Winchester	..	..
Albury Park	112	11
Pleasant Point	73	5
Seadown	52	8
Cave	93	6
Smithfield	49	3
Timaru Reservoir	72	5
Haka Downs, Hakataramea	114	7
Waihaorunga, Waikora	99	7
Waitaki Hydro	118	11
Glen-Cary Station, Hakataramea	109	10

(I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
Makarora	1004	20
Benmore Station, Clearburn	195	12
Maungawera	339	6
Hawea Flat	277	8
Pembroke	232	10
Luggate	192	7
Otiake	128	7
Tarras	259	8
Duntroon	98	8
Glenorchy	737	17
Steward Settlement, Oamaru	150	3
Blackstone Hill	298	8
Glade House	2119	19
Arrowtown	264	13
Frankton, Lake Wakatipu	..	..
Naseby	161	7

New Zealand Rainfall for February, 1933—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
SOUTH ISLAND—continued.
(I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND—continued.
Ripponvale, Cromwell	169	8
Naseby Plantation	..	..
Oamaru	140	7
Clyde	207	12
Waipiata	112	7
Moa Creek	245	13
Galloway	216	12
Patearoa	93	9
Earnscleugh	239	12
Kingston	410	9
Te Awa, Hillgrove	141	12
Robertslee, Middlemarch	224	16
Paerau	185	13
Castle Hill Station, Athol	320	15
Bushey Park, Palmerston South	218	11
Glenfalloch Station, Nokomai	..	..
Roxburgh East	171	15
Roxburgh	185	11
Manapouri	626	18
Monowai (Sunnyside)	775	20
Whare Flat	150	11
Ross Creek, Woodhaugh	215	14
Sawyer’s Bay	316	14
Fish Hatchery, Portobello	207	10
Wendon	425	16
Dipton	403	10
Burnside	199	14
Pumping Station, Musselburgh	159	13
Lawrence	266	16
Tapanui	470	15
Milton	252	16
Otautau	644	18
Clinton	623	15
Winton	532	15
Balclutha	371	13
Redan, Wyndham	370	17
Riverton	672	17
Roslin Estate, Woodlands	727	18
Nugget Point	455	15
“Fernhill,” Mokoreta	609	17
Owaka	354	20
Centre Island	480	12
Tahakopa	566	17
Waikawa Valley	554	14
“Dun Ian,” Waimahaka	544	18
Awarua-Radio	684	18
Bluff	567	20
Slope Point	460	10
Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island	743	18

ISLANDS.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
Chatham Islands	552	6
Niue Island	1704	15
Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands	..	..
Aitutaki Island, Cook Islands	..	..
Mangaia, Cook Islands	..	..
Atiu, Cook Islands	..	..
Mauke, Cook Islands	..	..
Danger Island	..	..

LATE RETURNS.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
Rangitīhi, January, 1933.	200	5
Raukokore, January, 1933	516	11
Kaimai, January, 1933	614	..
Purangi, January, 1933	589	15
Wairoro, January, 1933	746	..
Maungaharuru, January, 1933	614	10
Eastray, Tane, January, 1933	324	8
Te Awaite, January, 1933..	58	4
Eltham, January, 1933	298	12
Lake Kanieri, January, 1933	2819	10
Weheka, January, 1933	1995	9
Hamilton Bay, January, 1933	587	10
Yncya Bay, January, 1933	1373	10
Harakeke, January, 1933	290	8
Otahuna, Tai Tapu, January, 1933	203	7
Governor’s Bay, January, 1933	183	6
Maungawera, January, 1933	78	2

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