New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 145

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New Zealand Rainfall for November, 1939—continued.

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

NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(D) SOUTH-EAST—continued.

Te Karaka .. .. .. 192 11
Puha, Poverty Bay .. .. 166 9
Eastwoodhill .. .. .. 241 9
Glenroy Station (Maungaorangi) .. .. 304 ..
Ormond .. .. .. 332 11
Tahora, Gisborne .. .. 337 13
Patutahi .. .. .. 377 13
“Erepeti,” Ruakituri .. .. 263 10
“Enfield,” Hangaroa .. .. 313 9
Gisborne Signal-station .. .. 392 12
Hopuruahine .. .. .. 388 10
Parikanapa Homestead .. .. 262 7
Waikatea, Ruakituri .. .. 270 9
Waikokopu .. .. .. .. ..
Lake House, Waikaremoana .. .. .. ..
Tuai, Waikaremoana .. .. .. ..
Puninga Station, Wharerata .. .. 801 13
Tarewa .. .. .. 583 14
Mangaone Valley, Tangitere .. .. 415 10
Kakariki, Kotemaori .. .. 282 10
Wairoa .. .. .. 473 10
Maungaharuru .. .. .. 357 11
Mohaka .. .. .. 364 8
Putorino, Wairoa .. .. 422 10
H.B. Forests, Waikoau .. .. .. ..
Tutira Homestead .. .. 331 11
Portland Island .. .. 75 7
“Te Wairere,” Puketitiri .. .. 820 11
Hedgeley, Eskdale .. .. 219 9
Omatau, Rissington .. .. 528 7
Whanawhana .. .. .. ..
Sherendon .. .. .. 507 10
Haumoana .. .. .. 88 5
Te Mata, Havelock North .. .. 222 10
Glencoe Station .. .. 359 11
Poukawa .. .. .. 211 8
Anawai, Maraetotara .. .. 390 15
Mokopeka .. .. .. 271 11
Gwavas, Tikokino .. .. 279 14
Pukehou, Te Aute .. .. .. ..
Te Kura Settlement, Otane .. .. 150 7
Waimarama .. .. .. 96 11
Blackburn .. .. .. 358 15
Waipawa .. .. .. 149 12
Rangitapu .. .. .. 212 10
Waipukurau .. .. .. 157 8
Mount Vernon .. .. .. 177 11
Aramoana .. .. .. 68 10
Tourere .. .. .. 272 13
Takapau .. .. .. 214 13
Motuotaria .. .. .. 284 11
“Rua Roa,” Dannevirke .. .. 465 20
Dannevirke .. .. .. 184 16
Waipuna, Woodville .. .. 195 12
Saddle Road, Woodville .. .. 251 11
Pine Grove, Weber .. .. 179 9
Woodbank, Herbertville .. .. 245 9
Mangamaire .. .. .. 188 14
Eastry, Eketahuna .. .. 199 12
Eketahuna .. .. .. 229 14
Putara .. .. .. 573 16
Tawataia, Eketahuna .. .. 217 13
Annadale, Tinui .. .. 118 10
Te Karaka, Whakataki .. .. 163 11
Bagshot, Masterton .. .. .. ..
Castlepoint .. .. .. 116 8
“The Terrace,” Tinui .. .. 90 8
Marangai .. .. .. 107 11
Bush Grove, Masterton .. .. 115 9
Llandaff, Masterton .. .. 160 11
Eringa, Masterton .. .. 84 12
Waingawa, Masterton .. .. 127 8
Greytown .. .. .. 158 12
Featherston .. .. .. 207 14
Summit .. .. .. 416 14
“Bannockburn,” Masterton .. .. 68 12
Martinborough .. .. .. 95 6
Shooting Box, Martinborough .. .. 144 10
Waiorongomai, Featherston .. .. 273 8
Te Hopai, Featherston .. .. 104 7

New Zealand Rainfall for November, 1939—continued.

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

NORTH ISLAND—continued.
(D) SOUTH-EAST—continued.

Orongorongo .. .. .. 514 14
Te Moana, Wairarapa .. .. 130 9
Pukeatua .. .. .. 140 8
Glenburn, Hinakura .. .. 286 10
Lagoon Hill, Martinborough .. .. 133 8
Te Awaite, Martinborough .. .. 136 7
Tora Station .. .. .. 130 7
Ngapotiki .. .. .. .. ..
Cape Palliser .. .. .. 203 7
Baring Head .. .. .. 155 7

(E) SOUTH-WEST.

Mangapurua Valley, Wanganui River 288 14
Cape Egmont .. .. .. 363 11
Stratford .. .. .. 389 12
Ohakune .. .. .. 160 13
Raetihi .. .. .. 242 12
Riverlea, Taranaki .. .. 220 14
Opunake .. .. .. 442 12
Pipiriki .. .. .. 200 7
Mangaohana Station, Taihape .. .. 123 8
Manaja .. .. .. .. ..
Hautapu, Hihitahi .. .. 165 12
Hawera .. .. .. 125 8
Ohawe, Hawera .. .. 162 8
“Hiwira,” Raketapauma .. .. 138 10
Kakaramea Hydro .. .. 172 10
Waitahinga, Kai Iwi .. .. 279 12
Patea .. .. .. 166 14
Waverley .. .. .. 214 14
Okoia .. .. .. 209 13
Hunter ville .. .. .. 235 12
Dalvey, Turakina .. .. 205 14
Komako, Ashhurst .. .. 276 9
Waitatapia, Bulls .. .. 159 13
Feilding .. .. .. 153 11
Flock House, Bulls .. .. 79 7
Glen Oroua .. .. .. 189 10
Kairanga .. .. .. 156 10
“Atawhai,” Palmerston North .. .. 142 11
Turitea Waterworks .. .. 184 11
Foxton .. .. .. 127 9
Arapeti .. .. .. 834 ..
Mangahao (lower dam) .. .. 1302 ..
Mangahao (upper dam) .. .. 1400 21
Mangaore .. .. .. 291 17
Weraroa .. .. .. 312 10
Otaki .. .. .. 219 11
Paraparaumu .. .. .. 313 11
Plimmerton .. .. .. 92 8
Trentham .. .. .. 189 11
Lower Hutt .. .. .. 296 9
Waiwetu .. .. .. .. ..
Wainuiomata .. .. .. 270 9
Karori Reservoir .. .. .. ..
Seatoun (Beacon Hill) .. .. 127 11
Brooklyn Reservoir .. .. 280 15

SOUTH ISLAND.
(F) WEST COAST.

Farewell Spit .. .. .. 890 15
Kaihoka .. .. .. 1440 20
Collingwood .. .. .. 1841 17
Kahurangi Point .. .. .. 1682 19
Bainham .. .. .. 3479 17
Tarakohe .. .. .. 1300 12
Takaka (Power Board) .. .. 3147 11
Asbestos Cottage, Pokororo .. .. 2189 18
Karamea .. .. .. .. ..
Corbyvale .. .. .. 1946 17
Cobb River .. .. .. 2003 16
Millerton .. .. .. 1650 20
Twynham, Station Creek .. .. 1061 20
Westport (Public Works Department) 923 19
Gowan .. .. .. 963 17
Lake Roto-iti .. .. .. 974 17
Murchison .. .. .. 730 15

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