Number 1
Jackson, R.J.; Aldridge, R. Rainfall measurements at Taita Experimental Station, New Zealand. 1- Vertical raingauges (pages 3-14)
Jackson, R.J.; Aldridge, R. Rainfall measurements at Taita Experimental Station, New Zealand. 2 - Tilted raingauges and vectopluviometers (pages 15-37)
Cunningham, M.J. A mathematical model of the physical processes of an earthflow (pages 47-54)
Patterson, J.E. A multichannel recorder for hydrological research (pages 55-61)
Cheng, T.T. Improvement of siphoning action in natural-siphon raingauges (pages 62-64)
Number 2
Selby, M.J. The relationships between land use and erosion in the central North Island, New Zealand (pages 73-87)
Patterson, J.E. A 10-channel adaptor for use with a battery-powered chart recorder (pages 88-93)
Hughes, P.J. Slope aspect and tunnel erosion in the loess of Banks Peninsula (pages 94-98)
Murray, D.L. Comparison of raingauge evaporation suppressants (pages 99-104)
Scarf, F. Surface Water Resources of New Zealand diagram (ages 109)
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