New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 3

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✨ Climatological Data

New Zealand Rainfall for November, 1932—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
Blackburn	133	8
Te Kura Settlement, Otane	101	5
Waipawa	98	7
Rangitapu	186	8
Waipukurau	119	6
Mount Vernon	114	10
Aramoana	176	8
Takapau	134	9
Motuotaraia	154	5
“Rua Roa,” Dannevirke	330	13
Waipuna, Woodville	396	12
Pine Grove, Weber	224	8
Woodbank, Herbertville	153	6
Mangamaire	260	9
Eastrys, Tane	212	11
Ekatahuna	243	10
Putara	836	14
Tawataia, Ekatahuna	212	10
Annedale, Tinui	175	11
Bagshot, Masterton	219	13
Castlepoint	151	5
“The Terrace,” Tinui	192	8
Marangai	169	9
Llandaff, Masterton	190	7
Evinga, Masterton	163	9
Bush Grove, Masterton	167	10
Waingawa	178	10
“Ngaianu,” Masterton	148	8
Featherston	232	11
Greytown	284	11
Summit	417	19
Martinborough	181	7
Waiorongomai, Featherston	308	8
Orongorongo	591	16
Pukeatua	244	8
Te Hopai, Featherston	199	9
Lagoon Hill, Martinborough	296	6
Te Awaite, Martinborough	371	5
Cape Palliser	205	9

(E.) SOUTH-WEST.

Mangapurua Landing, Wanganui River 292 4
Cape Egmont .. 226 11
Stratford .. 321 10
Horopito . 502 11
Raetini . 392 9
Eltham ..
Riverlea, Taranaki 387 15
Opunake .. 241 12
Waiouru .. 183 10
Pipiriki .. 303 9
Mangaohane Station, Taihape 101 8
Manaia .. 219 13
Hautapu, Hihiitahi 161 10
“Hiwira,” Raketapauma ..
Hawera Post-office .. 234 11
Ohawe, Hawera .. 224 13
Kakaramea Hydro .. 129 4
Waitahinga, Kai Iwi .. 421 12
Patea .. 239 9
Waverley .. 181 5
Wanganui .. 214 10
Hungerville .. 278 12
Okoia, Wanganui .. 226 12
Waituna West .. 322 12
Dalvey, Turakina .. 196 9
Komako, Ashhurst .. 228 10
Waitatapia, Bulls .. 203 12
Feilding .. 226 9
Flock House, Bulls .. 188 9
Glen Oroua .. 230 7
Kairanga .. 224 11
“Woodhey,” Palmerston North .. 238 13
Turitea Waterworks .. 272 11
Foxton .. 150 8
Arapeti .. 644
Mangahao (lower dam) .. 872
Mangaore .. 275 15
Mangahao (upper dam) .. 1183 21
Otaki .. 148 11
Waitohu, Otaki .. 180 11
Plimmerton .. 100 4
Wallaceville .. 182 7
Trentham .. 186 12
Lower Hutt .. 196 9
Waiwetu .. 247 8

New Zealand Rainfall for November, 1932—continued.

NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(E.) SOUTH-WEST—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
Wainuiomata	457	15
Point Howard	145	8
Karori Reservoir	145	9
Seatoun (Beacon Hill)	113	4
Brooklyn Reservoir	171	9

SOUTH ISLAND.
(F.) WEST COAST.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
Farewell Spit	52	3
Kaihoka	233	10
Collingwood	274	8
Silverstream, Bainham	645	11
Tarakohe	160	9
Asbestos Cottage, Pokororo	232	16
Karamea	499	11
Millerton	1041	11
Twynham, Station Creek	279	9
Westport	486	16
Westport (Public Works Department)	683	16
Gowans	370	12
Tiroroa	1445	15
Reefton	424	14
Rewanui	1591	22
Greymouth	758	18
Moana ..	..	..
Lake Kanieri	2615	14
Otira	236	13
Ross	1175	16
Hari Hari	1465	18
Waiho Gorge	..	..
Weheka	2143	16
Okuru	1270	6
Milford Sound	4859	19
Puysegur Point	649	24

(G.) NELSON AND MARLBOROUGH.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
Stephens Island	89	6
Hamilton Bay	..	..
Waitata Bay	208	5
The Brothers	51	7
Motueka	45	6
Manaroa	216	8
Yncyca Bay	285	6
“Harakeke,” Central Moutere	61	6
Upper Moutere	47	5
Mapua	61	6
Havelock	344	6
Opouri Valley, Flat Creek.	305	12
Maitai Valley, Nelson	267	10
Picton	168	9
Atawhai, Nelson	123	7
Ocean Bay	189	11
Stanley Brook	86	9
Marshlands, Blenheim	73	9
Spring Creek, Blenheim	92	10
“Sevenoaks,” Renwicktown	..	..
Blenheim	..	..
Erina, Blenheim	126	9
Hartley Hills, Hillersden	..	..
Seddon	69	7
Avondale Station, Blenheim	154	9
Cape Campbell	..	..
Ward	117	9
Duntroon, Jordan	75	4
Upcot, Awatere	101	7
Rainbow Reserve	379	11
Kekerengu (“Ellerton”)	78	6
Hapuku	328	10
Moundsdale, Kaikoura	128	5
Kaikoura West	220	8

(H.) CANTERBURY.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
The Doone, Waiau	221	7
“Emscote,” Stag and Spey	184	8
Keinton Combe	158	6
Highfield, Waiau	125	6
Waiau	126	4
Riverside Farm, Amuri	137	7
Balmoral No. 1	159	10
Culverden	120	9
Gore Bay	124	7
Arthur's Pass	1557	14
Waikari	168	7
Weka Pass	145	6
Bealey	313	7
Mount White Station, Cass	186	8
Waipara	150	5

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