New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 76

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✨ Rainfall Statistics

Oct. 31.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2983

NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOR SEPTEMBER, 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	549	21	State Farm, Waerenga	144	11
Parengarenga	1378	20	“Te Karaka,” Ka-awa	226	13
Mangonui	1100	18	Waiterimu	..	..
Rangitihi	1380	15	Ngaruawahia	192	9
Kaeo	1218	19	Hamilton	221	10
Kerikeri	926	23	Raglan	241	11
Kaitaia	1157	19	Roto-o-rangi, Cambridge	290	9
Herekino	1299	16	Horahora Rapids, Churchill	496	10
Cape Brett	440	19	Te Awamutu	253	10
Russell	1242	20	Kawhia	141	7
Broadwood	1192	27	Te Kawa	189	7
Rangiahua, Hokianga Harbour	883	24	Makuru	..	..
Kohukohu	614	23	Arapuni Dam, Puketarua	339	9
Kawakawa	863	21	Waikeria, Te Awamutu	127	9
Kaikohe	883	25	Otorohanga	179	7
Wckaweka	1008	19	Waitomo Caves	528	7
Puhipuhi Plantation, Whakapara	1390	24	“Rangitoto,” Otorohanga	331	7
Waimatenui	779	25	Te Kuiti	299	7
Hikurangi (Apotu)	808	16	Paparata, Awakino	305	7
Ruatangata	700	22	Paekaka, Paemako	381	7
Whangarei	740	21	Mokauiti	332	7
Donnelly’s Crossing	407	19	Te Matai, Aria	454	9
Whatoro	834	26	Awakino	330	9
Wairua Falls (power-station)	433	22	Mangatoi, Mokau	534	9
Moko Hinau Lighthouse	317	12	Mohakatino	318	8
Dargaville	208	16	Ohura	419	8
Matakohe	349	11	Taumarunui	307	11
Mangawai	314	8	Uruti	382	9
Nagle Cove, Great Barrier	303	17	Hautu	306	7
Little Barrier Island	424	17	Waitara	356	8
Kaipara Heads	167	8	Tangarakau	450	8
Warkworth	419	7	Tongariro Hatchery, Tokaanu	130	4
Cuvier Island	260	17	Lepperton	484	9
Mahurangi Heads	311	6	Waterworks, Mangorei	314	9
Whangaparaoa	298	11	Rangipo	524	7
Horseshoe Bush, Dairy Flat	278	12	Whangamomona	74	2
Helensville	156	10	Purangi	477	9
Hobsonville	303	12	Inglewood	470	9
Devonport	256	10	Riversdale, Inglewood	500	10
Rocky Bay, Waiheke	307	15	Upper Mangorei	532	8
Henderson	223	17	Tariki Hydro	473	10
Huia, Manukau	342	10

(B.) NORTH-EAST.			(D.) SOUTH-EAST.
Dar-es-Salaam Island, Mercury Bay	..	17	Katoa	741	20
Tairua	415	17	East Cape	478	16
Thames	316	16	Wairoro, Ruatoria	591	13
Wharekawa Nursery, Whangamata	601	23	Pakihiroa	772	19
Turua, Thames	215	18	Waiorongomai, Tapawaeroa	749	13
Kerepeehi	250	20	Kuangarehu Station, Tokomaru Bay	669	22
Paeroa	429	16	Mangatarata Station, Tokomaru Bay	702	21
Belle Vue Farm, Mangaiti	273	16	Tokomaru Bay	452	19
Springdale, Waitoa	162	12	Owhena, Tokomaru Bay	741	24
Katikati	657	20	Tolaga Bay	455	21
Morrinsville	242	13	Whatatutu	..	..
The Camp, Tauranga	499	17	Toromiro, Whakarau	443	24
Rukuhanga, Cape Runaway	649	13	Waihau, Tolaga Bay	635	21
Matarau, Cape Runaway	686	16	Otoko	531	26
Maraehako, Opotiki	447	11	Te Karaka	360	20
Matamata	156	11	Puha, Poverty Bay	307	18
Kaimai	776	12	Eastwoodhill	616	26
Whakatane	400	12	Glenroy Station	775	20
Huntress Creek, Opotiki	345	12	Tahora, Gisborne	468	26
Okere Falls	579	14	Patutahi	397	20
Lake Rotoma	870	8	Te Kura, Ruakituri	513	16
Edgecumbe	461	13	Gisborne	532	20
Taneatua	413	10	Hopuruahine	758	17
Mamaku	540	10	Whakapunake	969	22
Kaharoa	703	5	Waikatea, Ruakituri	388	10
Lichfield	273	9	Lake House, Waikaremoana	660	22
Sophia Street, Rotorua	368	10	Tuai, Waikaremoana	297	19
Tokoroa	318	10	Puringa Station, Wharerata	1190	20
Marumoko, Motu	494	16	Mangaone Valley, Tangitere	1090	20
Wairata, Opotiki	442	10	Mautaua, Mohaka	356	15
Waiotapu	317	11	Wairoa	541	15
Kaingaroa Plains	399	11	Maungaharuru	..	..
Murupara	258	10	Putorino, Wairoa	361	15
Koranga Valley, Matawai	470	27	H.B. Forests, Waikoau	367	16
Wairapukao	362	10	Tutira Homestead	391	14
Mokai	455	11	Portland Island	614	19
Rotokawa	218	9	“Te Wairere,” Puketitiri	456	16
Taupo	264	9	Hedgeley, Eskdale	293	15
Waimihia	389	11	Riverbank, Rissington	434	17
Tarawera	334	17	Whanawhana	..	..
			Sherenden	400	15
(C.) NORTH-WEST.			Whakarara Station	372	10
Paerata (Wesley College)	185	7	Glencoe Station	379	18
Waiuku	195	11	Poukawa	339	15
Onewhero	181	4	Anawai, Maraetotara	1064	21
“Wharerimu,” Onewhero	188	11	Mokopeka	742	20

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