New Zealand Gazette – 1934 – No. 28

Page 1171

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New Zealand Rainfall for February, 1934—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(D.) SOUTH-EAST—continued.
Pukehou, Te Aute	829	13
Te Kura Settlement, Otane	643	10
Waimarama	307	8
Blackburn	952	12
Waipawa	688	10
Rangitapu	602	10
Waipukurau	707	10
Mount Vernon	717	11
Aramoana	585	11
Takapau
Motuotaraja	563	12
“Rua Roa,” Dannevirke	640	12
Waipuna, Woodville	380	9
Pine Grove, Weber	541	12
Woodbank, Herbertville	644	10
Mangamaire	387	11
Eastrv, Eketahuna	396	11
Eketahuna	450	11
Putara	497	9
Tawatsia, Eketahuna	343	10
Annedale, Tinui	520	12
Te Karaka, Whakataki	505	11
Bagshot, Masterton	542	13
Castlepoint	544	10
“The Terrace,” Tinui	539	12
Marangai	480	13
Bual Grove, Masterton	522	13
Llandaff, Masterton	528	11
Eiringa, Masterton	470	13
Ngaianu, Masterton	427	13
Waingawa, Masterton	521	11
Greytown	411	10
Featherston	371	11
Summit	1322	11
Martinborough	410	11
Waioropgomsi, Featherston	613	11
Te Hopai, Featherston	526	10
Orongorongo	911	14
Puketutu	588	12
Lagoon Hill, Martinborough	507	13
Te Awaite, Martinborough	638	12
Cape Palliser	387	10
(E.) SOUTH-WEST.
Mangapurua Landing, Wanganui River	456	7
Cape Egmont	510	8
Dawson Falls	939	14
Stratford	344	8
Horopito
Ohakune	429	10
Raetihi
Riverlea, Taranaki	356	10
Eltham	334	7
Opunake	431	10
Waioura	431	11
Pipiriki	387	6
Mangaohane Station, Taihape	608	11
Manaia	380	9
Hautapu, Hihitahi	500	10
Hawera	361	8
Ohawe, Hawera	337	9
“Hiwira,” Raketa pauma	427	9
Kakaramea Hydro	440	7
Waitahinga, Kai Iwi	565	11
Patea	345	8
Waverley	482	7
Wanganui	488	9
Okoia	430	9
Hunterville	480	10
Waituna West	422	10
Dalvey, Turakina	378	7
Komako, Ashhurst	325	6
Waitatapia, Bulls	350	8
Feilding	348	7
Flock House, Bulls	330	7
Glen Oroua	270	5
Keiranga	376	8
“Woodney,” Palmerston North	476	8
Turitea Waterworks	395	9
Foxton	276	8
Arapeti	511
Mangahao (lower dam)	563
Mangahao (upper dam)	476	10
Mangaore	282	9
Weraroa	293	9
Otaki	272	9
Waitohu, Otaki	294	6
Plimmerton	376	9
Wallaceville
Trentham	354	10
Newlands, Johnsonville	292	11

New Zealand Rainfall for February, 1934—continued.

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(E.) SOUTH-WEST—continued.
Lower Hutt	321	12
Point Howard	383	8
Waiwetu	334	10
Wainuiomata	585	11
Karori Reservoir	373	12
Seatoun (Beacon Hill)	301	6
Brooklyn Reservoir	396	12
SOUTH ISLAND.
(F.) WEST COAST.
Farewell Spit	197	8
Cape Farewell	230	7
Kaihoka	309	11
Collingwood	321	10
Silverstream, Bainham	378	11
Tarakohe	369	11
Takaka (Power Board)	559	5
Asbestos Cottage, Pokororo	354	15
Karamea	147	9
Millerton	Nil	Nil
Twynham, Station Creek	180	6
Westport	71	5
Westport (Public Works Department)	105	8
Gowan	135	5
Lake Roto-iti	204	9
Murchison	86	6
Tirorea	213	10
Waitahu, Reefton	153	8
Rewanui	490	14
Greymouth	223	9
Lake Kanieri
Otira	297	5
Ross	471	10
Hari Hari	641	9
Waiho Gorge	1079	7
Weheka	717	9
Okuru	246	6
Milford Sound	681	12
Puysegur Point	246	14
(G.) NELSON AND MARLBOROUGH.
Stephens Island	145	7
Hamilton Bay	133	7
Waitata Bay	154	8
The Brothers	106	8
Motueka	249	7
Manaroa	82	7
Yncyca Bay	96	5
Whangamoa	179	9
“Harakeke,” Central Montere	198	6
Mapua	184	9
Atawhai, Nelson	146	9
Havelock
Maitai Valley, Nelson	168	9
Opouri Valley, Flat Creek..	147	8
Picton	59	7
Ocean Bay	181	8
Stanley Brook	267	8
Wakefield	132	11
Marshlands, Blenheim	100	7
Spring Creek, Blenheim	94	7
“Sevenoaks,” Renwicktown	40	2
Blenheim	64	6
Erina, Blenheim	75	4
Hartley Hills, Hillersden
Seddon	81	8
Avondale Station, Blenheim	197	5
Cape Campbell	104	8
Ward	149	7
Duntroon, Jordan	242	7
Upcot, Awatere	214	6
“Ellerton,” Kekerangu	180	7
Rainbow Reserve
Hapuku	513	10
Moundsdale, Kaikoura	283	9
Kaikoura West	183	7
(H.) CANTERBURY.
The Doone, Waiau	301	10
“Emscote,” Stag and Spey	303	13
Keinton Combe	247	10
Highfield, Waiau	152	8
Waian	161	8
Hawkswood	279	11
Riverside Farm, Amuri	133	10
Culverden	121	7
Balmoral No. 1	118	11
Gore Bay	183	12
Arthur’s Pass	272	9
Waikari	126	9
Weka Pass	119	7

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