New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 84

Page 3349

✨ Rainfall Statistics

Dec. 14.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3349

New Zealand Rainfall for October, 1933—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(D.) SOUTH-EAST—continued.
Whanawhana	301	11
Sherendon	198	8
Whakarara Station	352	12
Glencoe Station	200	7
Poukawa	185	6
Anawai, Manatotara	302	13
Mokopecks	190	6
Gwavas, Tikokino	250	14
Pukehou, Te Aute	185	8
Te Kura Settlement, Otane	158	6
Waimarama	178	8
Blackburn	273	9
Waipawa	221	9
Rangitapu	187	9
Waipukurau	207	8
Mount Vernon	215	9
Aramoana	191	10
Takapau	176	7
Motuotaria	189	9
“Rua Roa,” Dannevirke	435	15
Waipuna, Woodville	326	15
Pine Grove, Weber	257	11
Woodbank, Herbertville	181	11
Mangamaire	327	16
Eastray, Eketahuna
Eketahuna	569	17
Putara	1408	17
Tawataia, Eketahuna	432	11
Annedale, Tinui	243	14
Te Karaka, Whakataki	185	8
Bagshot, Masterton	269	10
Castlepoint	206	7
“The Terrace,” Tinui	199	8
Marangai	181	7
Bush Grove, Masterton	222	9
Llandaff, Masterton	270	12
Eringa, Masterton	227	9
Ngaianiu, Masterton	154	5
Waingawa, Masterton	294	13
Greytown	250	10
Featherston	346	10
Summit	380	15
Martinborough	162	7
Waiorongomai, Featherston	320	8
Te Hopai, Featherston	189	8
Orongorongo	652	15
Pukeatua	206	5
Lagoon Hill, Martinborough	185	8
Te Awaite, Martinborough
Cape Palliser	172	7
(E.) SOUTH-WEST.
Mangapurua Landing, Wanganui River	290	7
Cape Egmont	203	12
Dawson Falls	963	17
Stratford	337	14
Horopito	254	13
Raetihi
Riverlea, Taranaki	433	14
Eltham
Opunake
Waiouru	303	10
Pipiriki	297	8
Mangaohane Station, Taihape	196	7
Manai'a	251	13
Hautapu, Hihitahi	260	11
Hawera	214	14
Ohawe, Hawera
“Hiwira,” Raketapuama	196	9
Kakaramea Hydro	203	7
Waitahinga, Kai Iwi	357	17
Patea	276	13
Waverley	338	6
Wanganui	241	15
Okoia	258	14
Hunterville	211	9
Waituna West	185	14
Dalvey, Turakina	199	14
Komako, Ashhurst	185	10
Waitatapia, Bulls	215	12
Feilding	167	12
Flock House, Bulls	159	7
Glen Oroua	215	6
Kairanga	169	11
“Woodhey,” Palmerston North	150	14

New Zealand Rainfall for October, 1933—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(E.) SOUTH-WEST—continued.
Turitea Waterworks	214	16
Foxton	293	9
Arapeti	648
Mangahao (lower dam)	845
Mangahao (upper dam)	1298	24
Mangaore	312	15
Weraroa	241	13
Otaki	163	12
Waitohu, Otaki	215	6
Pimmerton	154	7
Wallaceville	287	8
Trentham	252	10
Lower Hutt	221	10
Point Howard	226	10
Waiwetu	245	9
Wainuiomata	394	13
Karori Reservoir	243	10
Seatoun (Beacon Hill)	114	5
Brooklyn Reservoir	265	10
SOUTH ISLAND.
(F.) WEST COAST.
Farewell Spit	47	4
Kahkoka	237	16
Collingwood	295	12
Silverstream, Bainham	557	10
Tarakohe	62	7
Takaka (Power Board)	136	4
Asbestos Cottage, Pokororo	254	13
Karamaea	690	16
Millerton	1385	10
Twynham, Station Creek	306	11
Westport	699	20
Westport (Public Works Department)	987	19
Gowai	360	11
Tirorea	1734	19
Reefton
Rewanui	1756	23
Greymouth	1033	20
Lake Kanieri
Otira	1802	14
Ross	1509	17
Hari Hari	1621	19
Watho Gorge
Weheka
Okuru	1252	9
Milford Sound	4161	22
Puysegur Point	794	22
(G.) NELSON AND MARLBOROUGH.
Stephens Island	96	5
Hamilton Bay	242	7
Waitata Bay	207	4
The Brothers	67	8
Motueka	42	4
Manaroa	95	8
Yncaea Bay	189	6
Whangamoa	66	4
“Harakeke,” Central Moutere	74	3
Upper Moutere
Mapua	55	5
Atawhai, Nelson	90	4
Havelock	189	6
Maitai Valley, Nelson	82	4
Opouri Valley, Flat Creek	159	10
Picton	166	8
Ocean Bay	152	9
Stanley Brook	122	8
Marshlands, Blenheim	43
Spring Creek, Blenheim	45	4
“Sevenoaks,” Renwicktown
Blenheim	29	4
Brina, Blenheim	74	4
Hartley Hills, Hillersden	70	3
Seddon	61	5
Avondale Station, Blenheim
Cape Campbell
Ward	108	4
Duntrroon, Jordan	108	4
Upcot, Awatere	89	6
“Ellerton,” Kekerangu	62	6
Rainbow Reserve
Hapuku	322	11
Moundadale, Kaikoura	163	10
Kaikoura West	108	9

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