THE RAINFALL.

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 2, 3 January 1924, Page 9

THE RAINFALL.

. HAMILTON RECORDS. The rainfall in December for Hamilton is reported by Dr. H. Douglas to have totalled 2.85 in. Rain fell on 11 days, the maximum fall being 1.69 in on December 20. The total fall for the year was 50.66 in. The average rainfall for the past 24 years was 49.75 in. During that period the highest rainfall was Co.Olin in 1904, and the lowest was 28.78 in in 1914. CANTERBURY FIGURES. The meteorological observations made during the past year at the Christchurch Magnetic Observatory that the total rainfall for the year was very good, 31.31 in being recorded, as against only 20.81 in for 1922. This total has only been exceeded in two of the past 22 years, namely, in 1004 (33.35 in), and -in 1909 (35.28 in.). NERVE PATIENTS SHOULD TAKE " VIWIFIC." 1 Doctors have recommended it—they know that for nervous complaints " Vfviflc " has no superior. A Stratford lady, who had been rundown for two years, -wrote the maker of "Vivific" that she had tried several remedies, but all failed until she took "Vivific," and, ehe concluded: "I am pleased to say it has cured mc." " Vivific " —"life-giving " —Tonic owee its wonderful restorative properties to its herbal origin—it is purely a herbal compound. Nerve weaknesses, stomach troubles,; and bowel irregularities quickly disappear under the beneficial influence of " Vivific." In fact, many doctors have so satisfied themselves of the efficacy of " Vivific "—" life-giving " —that in nerve cases they recommend it regularly in preference to made-up prescriptions of their own. Combined with the external use of " Vivifie" Ointment, Vivific Tonic achieves remarkable results in Eczema. Hundreds of cases of the worst kind have been vanquished by this double treat-1 ment< Tonic 3/6; Ointment 2/6, at grocers and chemists. Say " Vi-viff-ic." (Ad.) t The Illingworth films—which are British—are immensely popular in England, because of the wonderful results .bbtained with them.. Don't fail to try.; them. Sold by chemists to fit all j cameras;—(Ad.) . j