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✨ Rainfall Statistics

Aug. 3.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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New Zealand Rainfall for May, 1933—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
SOUTH ISLAND—continued.
(H.) CANTERBURY—continued.
Mount White Station, Cass	242	9
Waipara	287	10
Craigieburn	241	..
Flock Hill	358	12
Amberley	360	10
Glenthorne, Lake Coleridge	340	12
Harper River	299	12
Mount Torlesse	263	11
Oxford..	289	11
Simois Creek	221	..
Double Hill	416	7
Lake Coleridge Homestead	212	9
Point Switching Station	262	10
Coalgate	198	8
Darfield	188	10
Paparua Prison	236	8
Hororata	169	10
Mount Possession	..	..
Islington	267	10
Rhodes' Convalescent Home	339	11
Ball Hut, Mount Cook	1542	12
Evandale, Mount Somers	278	6
Methven	367	6
Governor's Bay	..	..
Staveley	378	9
Otahuna, Tai Tapu	247	8
“ Brockworth,” Little Akaloa	760	14
Fairview, Springburn	226	8
Mount Somers	291	11
Puaha	462	13
Rakaia	211	12
Okuti, Little River	514	11
Akaroa	526	14
Southbridge	218	9
Winchmore	220	9
Magnet Bay, Little River	286	11
Peel Forest	276	11
Orari Gorge	286	12
Godley Peaks, Tekapo	124	7
Seafield	165	9
Braemar	198	10
Lynnford, Hinds.	236	11
Waitui, Geraldine	234	11
Horwell Downs, Fairlie	267	9
Cefn Orchard, Geraldine	263	8
Bedeshurst, Fairlie	237	11
Lambrook Station, Fairlie	188	8
Orari Estate	281	12
Kakahu Bush	248	7
Glenlyon, Lake Ohau	239	13
Waratah, Albury	164	9
Winchester	197	9
Albury Park	169	11
Pleasant Point	149	8
Seadown	115	8
Cave	130	6
Smithfield	103	7
Timaru Reservoir	126	7
Haka Downs, Hakataramea	108	10
Waihaourunga, Waikora	212	7
Glen-Cary Station, Hakataramea	48	9
(I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND.
Makarora	468	11
Benmore Station, Clearburn	200	14
Maungawera	..	..
Hawea Flat	108	6
Waitaki Hydro	106	10
Pembroke	153	8
Luggate	74	3
Otiake	138	12
Tarras	..	..
Duntroon	114	10
Glenorchy	563	11
Steward Settlement, Oamaru	80	11
Arrowtown	372	14
Blackstone Hill	199	6
Glade House	2305	17
Frankton, Lake Wakatipu	281	15
Naseby	71	8
Naseby Plantation	69	11
Ripponvale, Cromwell	139	10

New Zealand Rainfall for May, 1933—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
SOUTH ISLAND—continued.
(I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND—continued.
Oamaru	100	13
Waipiata	79	6
Clyde	87	6
Moa Creek	224	13
Galloway	122	11
Patearoa	51	3
Earnscleugh	151	12
Kingston	358	11
Te Awa, Hillgrove	124	14
Paerau..	360	11
Robertslee, Middlemarch	352	14
Bushey Park, Palmerston South	122	12
Castle Hill Station, Athol	367	12
Glenfalloch Station, Nokomai	346	11
Roxburgh	284	10
Roxburgh East	284	10
Manapouri	821	16
Whare Flat	246	16
Sawyer's Bay	547	21
Monowai (Sunnyside)	672	13
Fish Hatchery, Portobello	308	17
Ross Creek, Woodhaugh	447	19
Wendon	246	10
Burnside	278	17
Pumping-station, Musselburgh	348	15
Dipton	223	7
Lawrence	283	14
Tapanui	575	13
Milton..	332	19
Otautau	534	19
Winton	333	14
Clinton	601	17
Balclutha	377	15
Redan, Wyndham	591	20
Riverton	497	22
Roslin Estate, Woodlands	567	20
“ Fernhill,” Mokoreta	777	22
Nugget Point	437	17
Owaka	440	20
Centre Island	747	15
Tahakopa	796	23
Waikawa Valley	595	20
“ Dun Ian,” Waimahaka	580	20
Awarua-Radio	561	22
Bluff	545	21
Slope Point	511	15
Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island	702	24
ISLANDS.
Chatham Islands..	219	7
Niue Island	741	13
Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands	260	5
Aitutaki Island, Cook Islands	208	9
Mangaia, Cook Islands	979	12
Atiu, Cook Islands	..	..
Mauke, Cook Islands	..	..
Danger Island	..	..
LATE RETURNS.
Mairoa, April, 1933	641	16
Te Waka, Te Pohue, April, 1933	243	5
“ Wahine,” “ Sherenden,” March, 1933	330	7
“ Wahine,” “ Sherenden,” April, 1933	159	5
Weraroa, April, 1933	450	13
Lake Kanieri, April, 1933	2737	9
Okuru, April, 1933	2129	14
Cape Campbell, April, 1933	267	8
Rainbow Reserve, April, 1933	1126	15
Riverside Farm, April, 1933	261	11
Governor's Bay, April, 1933	93	4
Chatham Islands, April, 1933	145	4
Avarua, Rarotonga, April, 1933	313	5
Atiu, Cook Islands, April, 1933	311	4
Mauke, Cook Islands, April, 1933	189	2
Danger Island, April, 1933	939	22
Erratum.
Okuti, Little River, April, 1933	206	7

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