New Zealand Gazette – 1934 – No. 67

Page 2787

✨ Rainfall Statistics

Aug. 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2787

NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOR JULY, 1934.

[NOTE.—Late returns for stations appear at end of table.]

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.

NORTH ISLAND.
(A.) NORTH AUCKLAND.
Cape Maria van Diemen	473	13
Mangonui	524	8
Rangitihi	..	..
Kaeo	814	12
Kaitaia	844	17
Herekino	1101	19
Russell ..	1022	15
Broadwood	..	..
Rangiahua, Hokianga Harbour	949	20
Kohukohu	791	20
Kawakawa	1004	18
Kaikohe	792	19
Wekaweka	1321	19
Puhipuhi Plantation, Whakapara	961	15
Keretoki Station, Waimatenui	983	11
Hikurangi (Apotu)	919	10
Ruatangata	952	19
Whangarei	875	17
Donnelly’s Crossing	814	22
Whatoro	1207	22
Wairua Falls (power-station)	710	21
Dargaville	622	16
Matakoe	818	19
Mangawai	554	13
Nagle Cove, Great Barrier	335	10
Little Barrier Island	566	11
Warkworth	738	14
Cuvier Island	280	10
Mahurangi Heads	565	12
Whangaparaoa	607	16
Helensville	521	15
Rocky Bay, Waiheke	448	18
Henderson	641	25
Huia, Manukau	1100	21

(B.) NORTH-EAST.
Dar-es-Salaam Island, Mercury Bay	609	19
Tairua ..	533	9
Thames	452	14
Wharekawa Nursery, Whangamata	595	14
Turua, Thames	384	18
Kerepeehi	396	20
Paeroa ..	465	16
Belle Vue Farm, Mangaiti..	460	18
Springdale, Waitoa	405	17
Katikati	707	16
Morrinsville	505	17
The Camp, Tauranga	390	9
Rukuhanga, Cape Runaway	321	10
Raukokore	311	10
Matarau, Cape Runaway	835	12
Maraehako, Opotiki	381	11
Matamata	492	15
Kaimai	1002	12
Whakatane	370	10
Huntress Creek, Opotiki ..	254	9
Okere Falls	728	14
Lake Rotoma	807	6
Taneatua	494	8
Mamaku	669	12
Kaharoa	816	7
Lichfield	489	12
Sophia Street, Rotorua	565	16
Tokoroa	511	18
Marumoko, Motu	404	10
Wairata, Opotiki	..	..
Waiotapu	350	11
Kaingaroa Plains	504	12
Murupara	349	11
Koranga Valley, Matawai	478	11
Wairapukao	409	10
Mokai ..	522	14
Rotokawa	307	14
Taupo ..	326	13
Waimihia	425	11
Tarawera	435	14

(C.) NORTH-WEST.
Paerata (Wesley College) ..	709	20
Waiuku	646	24
Onewhero	635	16
“Wharerimu,” Onewhero..	602	18
State Farm, Waerenga	497	23
“Te Karaka,” Ka-awa	679	18
Waiterimu	..	..

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.

NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(C.) NORTH-WEST—continued.
Ngaruawahia	777	16
Hamilton	599	21
Raglan	512	22
Roto-o-rangi, Cambridge	567	16
Horahora Rapids, Churchill	748	17
Te Awamutu	522	20
Kawhia	366	16
Te Kawa	465	16
Makuru	..	..
Arapuni Dam, Puketarua..	553	21
Waikeria, Te Awamutu	545	18
Otorohanga	472	12
Waitomo Caves ..	619	10
“Rangitoto,” Otorohanga	598	16
Te Kuiti	415	18
Paparata, Awakino	499	20
Paekaka, Paemako	557	14
Mokauiti	469	18
Te Matai, Aria	864	19
Awakino	365	19
Mangatoi, Mokau	664	20
Mohakatino	340	16
Ohura ..	607	15
Taumarunui	456	15
Uruti ..	689	20
Hautu ..	468	13
Waitara	430	17
Tangarakau	615	15
Tongariro Hatchery, Tokaanu	748	11
Lepperton	637	19
Waterworks, Mangorei	606	20
Rangipo	614	12
Whangamomona..	375	9
Purangi	723	13
Inglewood	875	19
Riversdale, Inglewood	904	20
Upper Mangorei ..	755	15
Tariki Hydro	799	..

(D.) SOUTH-EAST.
Katoa ..	1230	11
East Cape	484	9
Wairoro, Ruatoria	917	9
Pakihiroa	687	14
Waiorongomai, Tapawaeroa	1170	10
Ruangarehu Station, Tokomaru Bay	864	12
Mangatarata Station, Tokomaru Bay	1042	12
Tokomaru Bay ..	603	12
Owheha, Tokomaru Bay	653	15
Tolaga Bay	538	11
Whatatutu	607	7
Toromiro, Whakarau	403	12
Waihau, Tolaga Bay	608	12
Otoko ..	368	8
Te Karaka	460	12
Puha, Poverty Bay	399	11
Eastwoodhill	335	8
Glenroy Station ..	1178	11
Tahora, Gisborne	358	14
Patutahi	422	10
Te Kura, Ruakituri	632	14
Gisborne	429	12
Hopuruahine	853	14
Whakapunake	876	13
Waikatea, Ruakituri	660	11
Waikaremoana	512	16
Tuai, Waikaremoana	448	14
Puninga Station, Wharerata	1077	13
Mangaone Valley, Tangitere	1156	15
Mautaua, Mohaka	475	8
Kotemaori	498	9
Wairoa	..	..
Maungaharuru	267	11
Putorino, Wairoa	339	13
H.B. Forests, Waikoau	433	13
Tutira Homestead	337	12
Portland Island ..	87	11
“Te Wairere,” Puketitiri ..	359	15
Hedgeley, Eskdale	248	11
Riverbank, Rissington	258	11
Whanawhana	299	12
Sherenden	291	11
Whakarara Station	423	8
Glencoe Station ..	351	17
Poukawa	275	12

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