New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 20

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✨ Rainfall Statistics

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New Zealand Rainfall for February, 1935—continued.

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

SOUTH ISLAND—continued.
(H.) CANTERBURY.

The Doone, Waiau .. .. 432 11
“ Emscote,” Stag and Spey .. .. 424 12
Keinton Combe .. .. .. ..
Highfield, Waiau .. .. 282 11
Waiau .. .. 289 9
Hawkswood .. .. 495 12
Riverside Farm, Amuri .. .. 243 13
Culverden .. .. 226 13
Balmoral No. 1 .. .. 167 10
Gore Bay .. .. 263 10
Arthur’s Pass .. .. 1284 8
Waikari .. .. 151 13
Weka Pass .. .. 106 8
Bealey .. .. 382 6
Mount White Station, Cass .. .. 344 9
Waipara .. .. 137 11
Craigieburn .. .. 325 10
Flock Hill .. .. 589 9
Amberley .. .. 114 8
Glenthorne, Lake Coleridge.. .. .. ..
Harper River .. .. .. ..
Mount Torlesse .. .. 560 12
Oxford .. .. 345 9
Simois Creek .. .. .. ..
Double Hill .. .. 473 9
Lake Coleridge Homestead .. .. 356 12
Point Switching Station .. .. 508 8
Coalgate .. .. 391 10
Darfield .. .. 250 11
Paparua Prison .. .. 124 10
Hororata .. .. 322 14
Mount Possession .. .. .. ..
Islington .. .. 153 15
Ball Hut, Mount Cook .. .. .. ..
Evandale, Mount Somers .. .. 262 12
Methven .. .. 385 10
Staveley .. .. 456 12
Fairfield, Springburn .. .. 312 9
Mount Somers .. .. 317 13
Rhodes’ Convalescent Home .. .. 121 7
Governor’s Bay .. .. .. ..
Otahuna, Tai Tapu .. .. 151 8
“ Brockworth,” Little Akaloa.. .. 136 9
Puaha .. .. 187 11
Onawe, Duvauchelles Bay .. .. 111 10
Okuti, Little River .. .. 232 9
Akaroa .. .. 149 8
Magnet Bay, Little River .. .. 118 10
Rakaia .. .. 230 12
Southbridge .. .. 188 11
Winchmore .. .. 201 11
Peel Forest .. .. 358 10
Orari Gorge .. .. 351 11
Godley Peaks, Tekapo .. .. 154 8
Seafield.. .. .. 293 8
Braemar .. .. 160 7
Lynnford, Hinds.. .. .. 191 8
Longbeach .. .. 201 11
Waitui, Geraldine .. .. 272 11
Horwell Downs, Fairlie .. .. 478 14
Cefn Orchard, Geraldine .. .. .. ..
Bedeshurst, Fairlie .. .. 384 14
Lambrook Station, Fairlie .. .. 191 5
Orari Estate .. .. 221 10
Kakahu Bush .. .. 249 7
Glenlyon, Lake Ohau .. .. 243 7
Waratah, Albury .. .. 254 13
Albury Park .. .. 310 11
Pleasant Point .. .. 127 6
Seadown .. .. 188 9
Cave .. .. .. ..
Smithfield .. .. 210 7
Timaru Reservoir .. .. 208 7
Haka Downs, Hakataramea .. .. 190 5
Waihaorunga, Waikora .. .. 317 8
Glen-Cary Station, Hakataramea.. .. 203 7

(I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND.

Makarora .. .. 378 6
Benmore Station, Clearburn.. .. 365 10
Maungawera .. .. 317 6
Hawea Flat .. .. 260 7
Waitaki Hydro .. .. 244 6
Pembroke .. .. 292 6
Luggate .. .. 274 5

New Zealand Rainfall for February, 1935—continued.

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

SOUTH ISLAND—continued.
(I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND—continued

Otiake .. .. 254 6
Tarras .. .. 266 3
Duntroon .. .. 183 7
Glenorchy .. .. 155 7
Steward Settlement, Oamaru.. .. 145 4
Arrowtown .. .. 217 8
Blackstone Hill .. .. 334 9
Manuherikia Dam .. .. 320 9
Glade House .. .. 281 5
Frankton, Lake Wakatipu .. .. 184 7
Naseby .. .. 249 7
Naseby Plantation .. .. .. ..
Ripponvale, Cromwell .. .. 142 4
Oamaru .. .. 175 12
Waipiata .. .. 195 4
Clyde .. .. 167 7
Moa Creek .. .. 596 9
Galloway .. .. 172 6
Patearoa .. .. 214 6
Earnscleugh .. .. 178 7
Kingston .. .. 449 4
Te Awa, Hillgrove .. .. 208 11
Paerau .. .. .. ..
Robertslee, Middlemarch .. .. 363 9
Bushey Park, Palmerston South.. .. 236 13
Castle Hill Station, Athol.. .. .. ..
Glenfalloch Station, Nokomai.. .. 235 7
Roxburgh .. .. 283 8
Roxburgh East .. .. 259 8
Manapouri .. .. 719 14
Whare Flat .. .. 318 11
Sawyer’s Bay .. .. 241 13
Monowai (Sunnyside) .. .. 92 6
Fish Hatchery, Portobello .. .. 191 10
Ross Creek, Woodhaugh .. .. 312 13
Wendon .. .. 165 7
Burnside .. .. 257 11
Pumping-station, Musselburgh.. .. 175 9
Dipton .. .. 170 6
Lawrence .. .. 215 11
Tapanui .. .. 333 11
Milton .. .. 191 8
Otautau .. .. 100 8
Winton .. .. 170 7
Clinton .. .. 161 7
Balclutha .. .. 164 7
Redan, Wyndham .. .. 252 6
Riverton .. .. 150 8
Roslin Estate, Woodlands .. .. 168 11
“ Fernhill,” Mokoreta .. .. 242 6
Nugget Point .. .. 169 6
Owaka .. .. 194 9
Centre Island .. .. 139 6
Tahakopa .. .. 159 8
Waikawa Valley .. .. 200 7
“ Dun Ian,” Waimahaka .. .. 145 7
Awarua-Radio .. .. 119 6
Bluff .. .. 113 8
Slope Point .. .. 173 4
Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island.. .. 108 8

ISLANDS.

Chatham Islands.. .. .. 112 5
Niue Island .. .. 290 9
Radio, Rarotonga .. .. .. ..
Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands.. .. .. ..
Aitutaki Island, Cook Islands.. .. .. ..
Mangaia, Cook Islands .. .. .. ..
Atiu, Cook Islands .. .. .. ..
Mauke, Cook Islands .. .. .. ..
Danger Island .. .. .. ..

LATE RETURNS.

Maungaharuru, January, 1935 .. 90 7
The Brothers, January, 1935 .. 56 7
Gowan, October, 1934 .. 739 21
Lake Kanieri, January, 1935 .. 3,608 21
Hamilton Bay, January, 1935 .. 355 9
Hartley Hills, January, 1935 .. 417 6
Castle Hill, July, 1934 .. 364 13
,, October, 1934.. .. 214 6
Glenfalloch, January, 1935 .. 365 12
Burnside, January, 1935 .. 310 14
Waikawa Valley, January, 1935 .. 755 18
Tarras, May, 1934 .. 276 9
Radio, Rarotonga, January, 1935 .. 1,333 19

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