New Zealand Gazette – 1934 – No. 44

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✨ Rainfall Statistics and Mining Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 44

ANNUAL RAINFALL, 1933—continued.

Station.	Observer.	Altitude.	Total Fall.	Number of Days.	Deviation from Normal.	Greatest Fall in Twenty-four Hours.
		ft.	in.		Total Fall.	Number of Days.
Castle Hill Station, Athol	W. Menlove ..	896	34·90	116	+ 1	— 9
Glenfalloch Station, Nokomai	A. Cameron ..	800	35·70	109	+ 7	+ 7
Roxburgh ..	Dr. J. K. Gilmour ..	527	21·34	117	0	+17
Roxburgh East ..	Wm. Young ..	325	21·28	122	..	..
Manapouri ..	S. A. Murrell ..	..	53·97	127	+10	+ 4
Whare Flat ..	J. W. Paterson ..	142	32·07	146	—11	+ 1
Sawyer’s Bay ..	J. Middleditch ..	..	40·91	175	..	..
Dunedin ..	Miss A. W. Browne ..	300	34·79	159	— 1	— 2
Monowai ..	A. Walker ..	560	48·83	114	+ 4	— 1
Portobello (Hatchery) ..	W. Adams ..	50	28·51	157	+ 1	+ 4
Ross Creek, Woodhaugh ..	L. Fraser ..	375	43·00	171	..	..
Wendon ..	Alex. Mackay..	425	32·11	125	+ 2	— 5
Burnside ..	P. W. Piper ..	142	29·65	159	— 2	— 7
Musselburgh (Pumping Station)	W. Jacobsen ..	5	33·02	157	0	— 9
Dipton ..	R. W. MacLachlan ..	..	33·65	83	+ 2	—36
Lawrence ..	M. L. McFarlane (Postmaster)	400	28·40	156	0	+ 5
Tapanui ..	D. J. Buchanan ..	550	50·13	167	+10	+ 1
Gore ..	Alex. T. Newman ..	245	36·72	193	+ 3	+13
Milton ..	Rev. J. A. Kempthorne	30	29·34	173	..	..
Otautau ..	J. G. C. Baker ..	130	44·06	188	— 2	+20
Winton ..	G. L. Smart ..	135	38·18	127	..	..
Clinton ..	Mrs. M. Doak..	400	45·28	154	..	..
Balclutha ..	G. Dawson (Postmaster)	20	36·65	125	+12	+2
Redan, Wyndham ..	Mrs. W. Hunter ..	..	40·87	167	..	..
Riverton ..	P. J. Eccleton (Postmaster)	60	47·34	180	— 3	+10
Roslin Estate, Woodlands..	J. D. Trotter ..	112	47·84	210	+ 5	+15
Invercargill ..	L. Lennie ..	12	48·95	230	+ 4	+35
Mokoreta (“Fernhill”) ..	Mrs. N. H. Jeffries ..	360	52·98	200	..	..
Nugget Point ..	J. Cocker (Principal Keeper)	..	40·09	149	..	..
Owaka ..	C. H. Allen (Postmaster)	120	32·18	184	— 5	+20
Centre Island ..	Principal Keeper ..	265	52·75	168	+ 6	—14
Tahakopa ..	A. H. Skey ..	96	55·21	218	0	+ 4
Waikawa Valley ..	J. H. Buckingham ..	457	50·67	176	0	—13
“Dun Ian,” Waimahaka ..	I. A. Stirling ..	240	42·04	188	— 2	+ 9
Awarua Radio ..	Officer-in-charge ..	25	46·53	213	+ 2	+ 6
Bluff ..	E. L. Fowler ..	860	46·44	231	..	..
Slope Point ..	Miss J. MacPherson ..	500	38·07	..	..	..
Halfmoon Bay, Stewart Island	Thos. Bragg ..	80	60·08	219	+ 1	— 8
Chatham Island ..	Superintendent, Radio Station	150	26·63	80	— 6	—85
Niue Island ..	J. P. McMahon-Box ..	65	84·00	170	+ 5	+21
Avarua, Rarotonga ..	H. Williams ..	20	102·75	138	+22	—55
Aitutaki, Cook Islands ..	Captain A. A. Luckham ..	..	48·49	170	—20	+44
Mangaia, Cook Islands ..	Resident Agent ..	..	108·18	135	+30	—19
Mauke, Rarotonga ..	E. Dyer ..	30	114·70	76	..	..

Mining Privileges struck off the Register.—Notice under the Mining Act, 1926.

Office of the Mining Registrar, Nelson, 8th June, 1934.

NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of the provisions of section 188 (4) of the Mining Act, 1926, that the mining privileges mentioned in the Schedule hereto have this day been struck off the Register.

C. W. CARVER, Mining Registrar.

SCHEDULE.
MOTUEKA REGISTRY.

No.	Date.	Nature of Privilege.	Locality.	Registered Holder.
189	21/8/20	Special machinery site	Section C 26, Block I, Flora Survey District	John Joseph Corry and Henry Fox Chaffey.
190	21/8/20	Water-race ..	Takaka River ..	,,
191	21/8/20	,, ..	Peat Creek, Section C 26, Block I, Flora Survey District	,,
192	21/8/20	Dam ..	Between Peat Creek and Asbestos Creek	,,
193	21/8/20	,, ..	Near Takaka River ..	,,
194	21/8/20	Tail-race ..	Section C 26, Block I, Flora Survey District	,,

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🏗️ Annual Rainfall Statistics for 1933 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsRainfall, Statistics, Weather, 1933
👱🏽 Names

40 names identified

W. Menlove, Observer at Castle Hill Station
A. Cameron, Observer at Glenfalloch Station
J. K. Gilmour (Doctor), Observer at Roxburgh
Wm. Young, Observer at Roxburgh East
S. A. Murrell, Observer at Manapouri
J. W. Paterson, Observer at Whare Flat
J. Middleditch, Observer at Sawyer’s Bay
A. W. Browne (Miss), Observer at Dunedin
A. Walker, Observer at Monowai
W. Adams, Observer at Portobello (Hatchery)
L. Fraser, Observer at Ross Creek, Woodhaugh
Alex. Mackay, Observer at Wendon
P. W. Piper, Observer at Burnside
W. Jacobsen, Observer at Musselburgh (Pumping Station)
R. W. MacLachlan, Observer at Dipton
M. L. McFarlane (Postmaster), Observer at Lawrence
D. J. Buchanan, Observer at Tapanui
Alex. T. Newman, Observer at Gore
J. A. Kempthorne (Reverend), Observer at Milton
J. G. C. Baker, Observer at Otautau
G. L. Smart, Observer at Winton
M. Doak (Mrs.), Observer at Clinton
G. Dawson (Postmaster), Observer at Balclutha
W. Hunter (Mrs.), Observer at Redan, Wyndham
P. J. Eccleton (Postmaster), Observer at Riverton
J. D. Trotter, Observer at Roslin Estate, Woodlands
L. Lennie, Observer at Invercargill
N. H. Jeffries (Mrs.), Observer at Mokoreta
J. Cocker (Principal Keeper), Observer at Nugget Point
C. H. Allen (Postmaster), Observer at Owaka
A. H. Skey, Observer at Tahakopa
J. H. Buckingham, Observer at Waikawa Valley
I. A. Stirling, Observer at Dun Ian, Waimahaka
E. L. Fowler, Observer at Bluff
J. MacPherson (Miss), Observer at Slope Point
Thos. Bragg, Observer at Halfmoon Bay, Stewart Island
J. P. McMahon-Box, Observer at Niue Island
H. Williams, Observer at Avarua, Rarotonga
A. A. Luckham (Captain), Observer at Aitutaki, Cook Islands
E. Dyer, Observer at Mauke, Rarotonga

🌾 Mining Privileges Struck Off the Register

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated8 June 1934
KeywordsMining, Privileges, Register, Nelson
👱🏽 Names

John Joseph Corry, Registered holder of mining privileges
Henry Fox Chaffey, Registered holder of mining privileges

👩‍💼 Officials

C. W. Carver, Mining Registrar

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