New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 34

Page 1251

✨ Rainfall Statistics

MAY 2.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1251

NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOR MARCH, 1935.

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

Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.	Station.	Total Fall, Points (100 to Inch).	Days with Rain.
NORTH ISLAND.			NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(A.) NORTH AUCKLAND.			(C.) NORTH-WEST—continued.
Cape Maria van Diemen	347	10	Waiterimu	287	12
Parengarenga	644	12	Ngaruawahia	302	12
Mangonui	835	7	Hamilton	179	10
Rangitahi	792	7	Raglan	540	10
Kaeo	786	6	Roto-o-rangi, Cambridge	194	10
Kaitaia	599	15	Horahora Rapids, Churchill	406	13
Herekino	805	11	Te Awamutu	181	10
Cape Brett	626	17	Kawhia	526	10
Russell	1357	15	Te Kawa	193	11
Broadwood	1189	16	Makuru
Rangiahua, Hokianga Harbour	1026	17	Arapuni Dam, Puketarara	338	13
Kohukohu	969	17	Waikeria, Te Awamutu	250	11
Kawakawa	879	14	Otorohanga	266	9
Kaikohe	1089	15	Waitomo Caves	570	10
Wekaweka	1190	12	“Rangitoto,” Otorohanga	342	7
Puhupuhu Plantation, Whakapara	1529	13	Te Kuiti	392	10
Waimatenui	872	10	Paparata, Awakino	520	8
Hikurangi (Apotu)	1004	10	Paekaka, Paemako	571	9
Ruatangata	889	16	Mokauiti	195	8
Whangarei	1151	12	Te Matai, Aria	653	9
Donnelly’s Crossing	409	9	Awakino	575	12
Whatoro	885	16	Mangatoi, Mokau	768	9
Wairua Falls (power-station)			Mohakatino	467	7
Moko Hinau Lighthouse	956	10	Ohura	598	6
Dargaville	559	13	Taumarunui	398	9
Matakoe	522	10	Uruti
Mangawai	735	10	Hautu	324	9
Nagle Cove, Great Barrier	1035	19	Waitara	495	9
Little Barrier Island	1277	17	Tangarakau	512	8
Kaipara Heads	568	13	Tongariro Hatchery, Tokaanu
Warkworth	825	11	Lepperton	649	11
Cuvier Island	792	18	Waterworks, Mangorei	577	10
Mahurangi Heads	589	13	Rangipo	316	9
Whangaparaoa	925	17	Whangamomona	688	6
Horseshoe Bush, Dairy Flat	594	15	Purangi	650	11
Helensville	391	14	Inglewood	1193	10
Hobsonville			Riversdale, Inglewood	831	10
Devonport	322	12	Upper Mangorei	1272	9
Rocky Bay, Waiheke	547	14	Tariki Hydro	891	9
Henderson	752	21
Huia, Manukau	1017	16
(B.) NORTH-EAST.			(D.) SOUTH-EAST.
Dar-es-Salaam Island, Mercury Bay			Katoa	1400	18
Tairua	1036	17	East Cape	866	11
Thames	546	13	Wairoto, Ruatoria	1487	16
Wharekawa Nursery, Whangamata	1248	18	Pakihiroa	1687	12
Turua, Thames	348	12	Waiorongomai, Tapawaeroa	1601	14
Kerepeehi	495	13	Ruangaruhu Station, Tokomaru Bay	1376	18
Paeroa	750	15	Mangatarata Station, Tokomaru Bay	1231	18
Belle Vue Farm, Mangaiti	463	15	Tokomaru Bay	1474	15
Springdale, Waitoa	485	12	Owheo, Tokomaru Bay
Katikati	942	15	Tolaga Bay	984	15
Morrinsville	325	10	Whatatutu	412	14
The Camp, Tauranga	608	16	Toromiro, Whakarau	595	17
Rukuhanga, Cape Runaway	844	16	Waihau, Tolaga Bay	990	15
Matarau, Cape Runaway	1175	16	Otoko	498	19
Maraehako, Opotiki	597	14	Te Karaka	349	17
Matamata	545	14	Puhu, Poverty Bay	326	14
Kaimai	1195	12	Eastwoodhill	403	15
Whakatane	643	17	Glenroy Station	1022	16
Huntress Creek, Opotiki	525	14	Tahora, Gisborne	627	15
Okere Falls	1033	13	Patutahi	397	15
Lake Rotoma	1175	11	Te Kura, Ruakituri	733	15
Taneatua	575	12	Gisborne	390	11
Mamaku	761	10	Hopuruhine	865	14
Kaharoa			Whakapunake	668	18
Lichfield	315	10	Waikatea, Ruakituri	442	14
Sophia Street, Rotorua	1132	15	Waikaremoana	659	18
Tokoroa	466	10	Tuai, Waikaremoana	482	14
Marumoko, Motu	916	14	Puniinga Station, Wharerata	1068	17
Wairata, Opotiki			Mangaone Valley, Tangitere	835	16
Waiotapu	681	11	Mautaua, Mohaka	277	14
Kaingaroa Plains	748	12	Kotemaori	395	15
Murupara	793	10	Wairoa	269	13
Koranga Valley, Matawai	600	14	Maungaharuru	430	14
Wairapukao	583	8	Putorino, Wairoa	295	13
Mokai	429	11	H.B. Forests, Waikoau	451	13
Rotokawa	902	9	Tutira Homestead	360	12
Taupo	227	10	Portland Island	141	16
Waimihia	376	10	“Te Wairere,” Puketitiri	427	16
Tarawera			Hedgeley, Eskdale	254	10
			Riverbank, Rissington	264	13
			Whanawhana	357	13
			Sherenden	279	10
			Whakarara Station	241	15
			Glencoe Station	215	12
			Poukawa	130	10
			Anawai, Maraetotara	292	13
			Mokopeka	186	9
			Gwavas, Tikokino	244	12
			Pukehou, Te Aute	164	13
(C.) NORTH-WEST.
Paerata (Wesley College)	234	9
Wainku	308	12
Onewhero	374	10
“Whaerimu,” Onewhero	359	11
State Farm, Waerenga	231	10
“Te Karaka,” Ka-awa	508	14

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