New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 86

Page 3373

✨ Rainfall Statistics

Nov. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3373

New Zealand Rainfall for October, 1935—continued.

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

SOUTH ISLAND—continued.
(H.) CANTERBURY—continued.
Riverside Farm, Amuri	421	12
Culverden	391	13
Balmoral No. 1	365	13
Gore Bay	419	9
Arthur’s Pass	1424	17
Waikari	278	12
Weka Pass	236	11
Bealey	452	7
Mount White Station, Cass	378	13
Waipara	277	11
Craigieburn	363	14
Flock Hill	520	16
Amberley	255	11
Glen Thor ne, Lake Coleridge	451	13
Harper River	323	17
Mount Torlesse	469	16
Oxford	469	12
Simois Creek	271	13
Double Hill	596	13
Lake Coleridge Homestead	360	13
Point Switching Station	528	17
Coalgate	342	12
Darfield	296	11
Paparoa Prison	284	9
Hororata	341	11
Mount Possession	287	8
Lakington	278	11
Ball Hut, Mount Cook	421	13
Evandale, Mount Somers	309	11
Methven	502	13
Staveley	330	12
Fairfield, Springburn	503	15
Mount Somers	300	11
Rhodes’ Convalescent Home	169	7
Godley Head	401	11
Allendale	306	8
Otahuna, Tai Tapu	208	12
“Brockworth,” Little Akatoa	473	11
Puaha	394	11
Onawe, Duvauchelles Bay	591	10
Okuti, Little River	436	12
Akaroa	331	10
Magnet Bay, Little River	478	12
Akaroa Lighthouse	238	11
Rakaia	282	12
Southbridge	406	14
Winchmore	370	12
Peel Forest	223	9
Orari Gorge	235	12
Godley Peaks, Tekapo	468	9
Seafield	285	9
Braemar	272	13
Lynnford, Hinds	266	13
Longbeach	374	15
Waitui, Geraldine	257	9
Horwell Downs, Fairlie	333	15
Bedeshurst, Fairlie	226	10
Lambrook Station, Fairlie	255	13
Orari Estate	226	10
Kakahu Bush	478	11
Glenlyon, Lake Oha u	283	11
Waiatah, Albury	291	13
Albury Park	226	9
Pleasant Point	210	11
Seadown	321	9
Cave	163	10
Smithfield	188	8
Timaru Reservoir	243	9
Haka Downs, Hakataramea	277	7
Waihaorunga, Waikora	94	7
Glen-Cary Station, Hakataramea

(I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND.
Makarora	572	10
Benmore Station, Clearburn	252	11
Maungawera	218	9
Hawea Flat	118	8
Waitaki Hydro	(Incomplete)
Pembroke	197	8
Luggate	109	10
Otiake	120	5
Tarraa	132	11
Duntr oon	516	8
Glenoroby	176	10
Steward Settlement, Oamaru	86	7
Arrowtown	197	10
Blackstone Hill
Manuherikia Dam

New Zealand Rainfall for October, 1935—continued.

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

SOUTH ISLAND—continued.
(I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND—continued.
Glade House	230	6
Frankton, Lake Wakatipu	145	6
Naseby	80	5
Ripponvale, Cromwell	177	10
Oamaru	59	4
Waipiata	83	6
Clyde	70	5
Moa Creek	80	8
Galloway	59	4
Patearoa	87	7
Earnsleough	570	8
Kingston	134	10
Te Awa, Hillgrove	108	9
Moeraki Lighthouse	70	8
Paerau	188	11
Robertsale, Middlemarch	108	10
Bushey Park, Palmerston South	192	11
Castle Hill Station, Athol	70	7
Glenfalloch Station, Nokomai	51	7
Roxburgh	236	12
Roxburgh East	287	12
Manapouri	497	12
Whare Flat	163	11
Sawyer’s Bay	108	8
Monowai (Sunnyside)	269	13
Fish Hatchery, Portobello	141	9
Cape Saunders	124	9
Ross Creek, Woodhaugh	156	9
Taiaroa Heads	129	12
Wendon	131	4
Burnside	147	11
Pumping-station, Musselburgh	209	11
Dipton	139	13
Lawrence	214	17
Tapanui	199	15
Milton	196	16
Winton	183	13
Clinton	145	12
Pebbly Hills Plantation	171	19
Balclutha	164	19
Redan, Wyndham	209	18
Riverton	255	16
Roalin Estate, Woodlands	226	9
“Fernhill,” Mokoreta	315	16
Nugget Point	312	20
Owaka	378	21
Centre Island	400	20
Tahakopa	236	20
Waikawa Valley	211	19
“Dun Ian,” Waimahaka	323	24
Awarua-Radio	272	16
Bluff	375	14
Bluff Reservoir	315	12
Dog Island	238	23
Slope Point	747	23
Waipapapa Point
Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island

ISLANDS.
Chatham Islands	134	6
Niue Island	687	15
Radio, Rarotonga	47	3
Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands	338	9
Aitutaki Island, Cook Islands
Mangaia, Cook Islands
Atiu, Cook Islands
Mauke, Cook Islands
Danger Island

LATE RETURNS.
Maungaharuru, September, 1935	339	15
Tawataia, September, 1935	619	19
Lake Kaniere, September, 1935	444	7
The Brothers, September, 1935	163	10
Ynecya Bay, September, 1935	715	6
Sevenoaks, September, 1935	122	3
Hartley Hills, September, 1935	67	5
The Doone, September, 1935	773	6
Mount Possession, August, 1935	136	1
“”, September, 1935	26	1
Steward Settlement, September, 1935	77	3
Slope Point, September, 1935	105	5
Mangaia, Cook I., September, 1935	605	11
Mauke, September, 1935	453	4
Atiu, Cook Islands, August, 1935	655	14
“”, September, 1935	302	13
Aitutaki, September, 1935	157	5

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