KAIKOHE’S DRY SPELL
Like other places, Kaikoho has been experiencing l a dry summer, the extent of which is indicated by the Tain gauge of Mr .1. Orr, His records 'show that the amount of rain which fell in January, February, March and April amounted to 30.C3 Inches, compared With 17.22 inches for the same months last years. During April, 2.53 inches fell, as against 3.45 in April, 1933. The average annual rainfall in 2£aikohe is 58,62 inches.
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Northern Advocate, 3 May 1934, Page 6
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78KAIKOHE’S DRY SPELL Northern Advocate, 3 May 1934, Page 6
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