New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 27

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✨ Rainfall Statistics and Union Notices

APRIL 27.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1237

ANNUAL RAINFALL, 1938—continued.

Station.	Observer.	Altitude.	Total Fall.	Number of Days.	Deviation from Normal.	Total Fall.	Number of Days.	Greatest Fall in Twenty-four Hours.
Clyde ...	E. W. George	558	18·00	87	+ 3	+11	1·57	14th April.
Moa Creek	A. McDonnell.	1,470	17·40	82	+ 1	-20	1·05	3rd December.
Galloway	A. McDonnell.	582	15·83	85	+ 1	- 2	1·33	14th April.
Patearoa ...	Thos. Hall ...	1,250	15·28	75	+ 1	- 4	1·33	3rd December
Earnscleugh ...	H. Searchfield ...	600	21·61	85	+ 7	- 9	1·96	14th April.
Alexandra ...	Geo. Smith ...	520	16·03	108	+ 3	+11	1·53	14th April.
Kingston ...	Postmaster ...	1,033	35·85	133	- 4	+30	1·50	20th June.
"Te Awa," Hillgrove	W. S. D. Trotter	63	33·73	136	+ 9	+ 7	1·57	30th June.
Moeraki Lighthouse	Principal Keeper	140	31·55	127	..	..	1·57	21st November.
Manorburn Dam	A. McDonnell...	2,448	19·28	118	- 2	-12	1·21	14th April.
Robertslea, Middlemarch	Alex. McKinnon ...	900	34·96	172	+ 5	+30	2·53	3rd December.
Paerau ...	W. McNutt ...	178	29·45	104	+ 2	- 5	4·30	3rd December.
Castle Hill Station, Athol	W. Menlove ...	896	28·92	113	- 5	-11	1·13	21st November.
Bushey Park, Palmerston S.	Alex. Twaddle ...	20	32·85	109	+ 8	-15	2·42	10th June.
Glenfalloch, Nokomai	A. Cameron ...	800	31·96	104	+ 3	+ 1	1·53	21st December.
Roxburgh East ...	Wm. Young ...	325	20·35	112	- 1	- 7	1·21	8th November.
Roxburgh ...	Dr. J. K. Gilmour	527	20·00	121	- 1	+18	0·95	8th November.
Rae’s Junction ...	F. Milne	. .	30·19	132	..	..	1·55	3rd December.
Wilden Settlement, Heriot	A. J. Hodgkin	..	27·27	146	..	..	1·09	3rd December.
Deep Stream ...	A. E. Proctor..	1,200	26·71	107	..	..	2·91	3rd December.
Monowai ...	A. Walker ...	560	34·62	101	-11	-- 4	1·70	7th January.
Whare Flat ...	J. W. Paterson	142	45·07	157	+ 2	+12	4·59	3rd December.
Dunedin ...	Miss D. K. Long	300	42·42	179	+ 6	+19	5·42	3rd December.
Portobello (Hatchery)	W. Adams ...	50	35·46	185	+ 8	+32	4·37	3rd December.
Ross Creek, Woodhaugh	L. Fraser ...	375	43·66	177	+ 2	+ 4	4·94	3rd December.
Cape Saunders Lighthouse.	Principal Keeper	..	34·76	196	..	..	2·85	3rd December.
Tairaroa Heads ...	A. R. Ness ...	250	30·29	167	..	..	3·60	3rd December.
Wendon ...	Alex. McKay . ..	425	29·33	129	- 1	- 2	1·68	21st November.
Burnside ...	P. W. Piper ...	142	34·93	138	+ 4	-22	5·00	3rd December.
Musselburgh ...	W. Jacobsen ...	5	30·85	165	- 2	+ 4	4·45	3rd December.
Dipton ...	R. MacLachlan ...	..	25·00	59	- 7	-54	1·35	21st November.
Lawrence ...	Postmaster ...	400	28·59	158	+ 1	+ 4	1·89	3rd December.
Tapanui ...	D. J. Buchanan	550	47·81	145	+ 8	-21	2·15	1st September.
Otautau ...	J. G. C. Baker ...	130	37·27	168	- 9	- 2	1·95	21st November.
Winton ...	Experimental Station	135	31·41	170	- 7	+22	1·60	21st November.
Pebbly Hills Plantation	C. W. Bridgeman	..	35·36	156	..	..	1·63	21st November.
Balclutha ...	Postmaster ...	20	24·48	150	0	+20	2·05	3rd December.
Riverton ...	Postmaster ...	60	39·57	158	-10	-12	2·20	9th August.
Redan, Wyndham	Mrs. W. Hunter	..	31·27	143	- 9	-11	1·48	25th May.
Roslin Estate, Woodlands	J. D. Trotter ...	112	36·36	179	- 7	-17	2·08	21st December.
Invercargill ...	L. Lennie ...	12	43·55	206	- 1	+10	2·10	21st December.
"Fernhill," Mokoreta	Mrs. N. H. Jeffries	360	47·09	155	- 9	..	1·85	14th December.
Nugget Point Lighthouse	Principal Keeper	423	28·45	191	..	..	1·85	3rd December.
Owaka ...	Postmaster ...	120	30·86	165	- 6	+ 3	1·85	3rd December.
Centre Island Lighthouse	Principal Keeper	248	44·33	161	- 3	-19	1·58	21st November.
Tahakopa ...	A. H. Skey ...	96	50·03	208	- 5	- 7	2·10	3rd December.
Waikawa Valley ...	J. H. Buckingham	457	49·31	175	- 2	- 7	2·18	14th December.
"Dun Ian," Waimahaka	I. A. Stirling ...	240	36·31	169	- 8	-13	1·68	21st November.
Awarua-Radio ...	Superintendent	32	40·17	177	- 5	-20	1·60	21st December.
Bluff Signal Station	D. E. S. Mason	860	39·56	190	- 4	-34	1·48	3rd December.
Bluff Reservoir ...	D. E. S. Mason	310	37·84	184	..	..	1·40	8th January.
Dog Island Lighthouse	Principal Keeper	..	37·14	171	..	..	1·61	8th January.
Waipapapa Point Lighthouse	Principal Keeper	..	38·08	195	..	..	1·97	15th December.
Half-moon Bay, Stewart Is-	Thos. Bragg ...	80	54·41	194	- 5	-27	1·27	8th January.
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Chatham Island ...	Superintendent, Radio Station	150	27·29	157	- 5	+ 4	1·12	4th April.
Niue Island ...	J. P. McMahon-Box	65	77·42	208	- 4	-46	4·05	8th January.
Avarua, Rarotonga	H. Williams ...	20	98·97	120	+15	-63	8·10	24th May.
Radio-Rarotonga...	Superintendent	15	82·25	197	..	..	6·33	24th May.
Danger Island ...	George Henry	14	85·46	225	..	..	5·20	14th January.
Aitutaki ...	Captain A. A. Luckham	5	121·84	133	+57	+51	4·68	6th May.
Penrhyn Island ...	Viggo Rasmussen	5	42·84	137	..	..	3·13	8th January.
Manihiki Island ...	L. H. Trenn ...	5	88·08	209	..	..	9·90	11th January.
Kermadec (Sunday) Island	V. J. Clinch ...	177	71·52	199	..	..	3·63	9th May.

Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, 1925.—Notice of Cancellation of Registration of Industrial Associations and Industrial Unions.

Department of Labour,
Wellington, 26th April, 1939.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registration of the industrial associations and industrial unions mentioned in the Schedule below is hereby cancelled as from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette.

E. B. TAYLOR,
Registrar of Industrial Unions.

SCHEDULE.

INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATIONS OF WORKERS.

THE New Zealand Federated Engine Drivers, River Engineers, Greasers and Firemen's Industrial Association of Workers, registered number 677; situated at Wellington.

The New Zealand Council of the Amalgamated Engineering and Allied Trades' Industrial Association of Workers, registered number 925; situated at Christchurch.

INDUSTRIAL UNIONS OF WORKERS.

The Dunedin and Suburban Boot Repairers' Industrial Union of Workers, registered number 1112; situated at Dunedin.

The Taratu Coal Mine Employees' Industrial Union of Workers, registered number 1251; situated at Kaitangata.

The Pukemiro Coal Mine Workers' Industrial Union of Workers, registered number 1379; situated at Pukemiro.

The Auckland Gum Workers' Industrial Union of Workers, registered number 1554; situated at Auckland.

The Wellington Wool Scouring Employees' Industrial Union of Workers, registered number 1642; situated at Feilding.

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🏗️ New Zealand Rainfall for 1938 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsRainfall, Weather, Statistics, North Island, South Island, Meteorology
👱🏽 Names

40 names identified

E. W. George, Observer at Clyde
A. McDonnell, Observer at Moa Creek
A. McDonnell, Observer at Galloway
Thos. Hall, Observer at Patearoa
H. Searchfield, Observer at Earnscleugh
Geo. Smith, Observer at Alexandra
W. S. D. Trotter, Observer at Te Awa, Hillgrove
A. R. Ness, Observer at Tairaroa Heads
A. McDonnell, Observer at Manorburn Dam
Alex. McKinnon, Observer at Robertslea, Middlemarch
W. McNutt, Observer at Paerau
W. Menlove, Observer at Castle Hill Station, Athol
Alex. Twaddle, Observer at Bushey Park, Palmerston S.
A. Cameron, Observer at Glenfalloch, Nokomai
Wm. Young, Observer at Roxburgh East
J. K. Gilmour (Dr.), Observer at Roxburgh
F. Milne, Observer at Rae’s Junction
A. J. Hodgkin, Observer at Wilden Settlement, Heriot
A. E. Proctor, Observer at Deep Stream
A. Walker, Observer at Monowai
J. W. Paterson, Observer at Whare Flat
D. K. Long (Miss), Observer at Dunedin
W. Adams, Observer at Portobello (Hatchery)
L. Fraser, Observer at Ross Creek, Woodhaugh
Alex. McKay, Observer at Wendon
P. W. Piper, Observer at Burnside
W. Jacobsen, Observer at Musselburgh
R. MacLachlan, Observer at Dipton
D. J. Buchanan, Observer at Tapanui
J. G. C. Baker, Observer at Otautau
C. W. Bridgeman, Observer at Pebbly Hills Plantation
W. Hunter (Mrs.), Observer at Redan, Wyndham
J. D. Trotter, Observer at Roslin Estate, Woodlands
L. Lennie, Observer at Invercargill
N. H. Jeffries (Mrs.), Observer at Fernhill, Mokoreta
George Henry, Observer at Danger Island
A. A. Luckham (Captain), Observer at Aitutaki
Viggo Rasmussen, Observer at Penrhyn Island
L. H. Trenn, Observer at Manihiki Island
V. J. Clinch, Observer at Kermadec (Sunday) Island

👷 Cancellation of Registration of Industrial Associations and Unions

Domain👷 Labour & Employment
Dated26 April 1939
KeywordsIndustrial Associations, Industrial Unions, Cancellation, Registration
👩‍💼 Officials

E. B. Taylor, Registrar of Industrial Unions

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