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✨ Postal Service Routes

Aug. 4.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2085

Nireaha and Putara, thrice weekly.
Otaki Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Pahiatua, Konini, Hamua, Newman, Eketahuna, Rongomai, Tane, Kaitawa, Mangaramarama, and return to Pahiatua (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 16.)
Pahiatua, Kohinui, and Makairo, returning via Ngaturi (rural delivery), daily.
Pahiatua Railway-station, Mangamutu, and Pahiatua Post-office, as required.
Pahiatua, Mangahao, Ballance, Makomako, and along Valley Road to Mangahao and Pahiatua (rural delivery), daily.
(a.) Pahiatua and Makuri, daily.
(b.) Makuri, Mangatiti, Puketoi, and Pongaroa, thrice weekly.
(c.) Makuri, Rakaunui, via Rimu Road, and Pongaroa, thrice weekly.
Pakowhai and Glencoe Junction (delivery of private bags), weekly.
Palmerston North, Newbury, Kauwhata, Awahuri, Rongotea, and Carnarvon, daily.
Palmerston North and Kairanga, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 86 and 88.)
Palmerston North along Boundary Road, Railway Road, Roberts’s Line, Bunnythorpe Line, Rangitikei Line, Lower Aorangi Road, No. 4 Line, McKenzie Soldiers’ Settlement, Bunnythorpe Line, Karere Road, Kairanga No. 1 Line, Longburn–Rongotea Road, Cloverlea Soldiers’ Settlement, Gillespie’s Line, Hughes’s Line, Flyger’s Line, all intersecting roads, and Boundary Road to Palmerston North (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 85, 87, and 88.)
Palmerston North along Boundary Road, Railway Road, Roberts’s Line, Bunnythorpe Line, intersecting roads, and Rangitikei Line to Palmerston North (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 86.)
Palmerston North along Rangitikei Line, Lower Aorangi Road, No. 4 Line, McKenzie Soldiers’ Settlement, Bunnythorpe Line, Karere Road, Kairanga No. 1 Line, Longburn–Rongotea Road, Cloverlea Soldiers’ Settlement, Gillespie’s Line, Hughes’s Line, Flyger’s Line, all intersecting roads, and Boundary Road, to Palmerston North (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 85 and 86.)
Palmerston North, Kelvin Grove, and Whakaronga (rural delivery), daily.
Palmerston North Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Palmerston North, Tiritea Valley Road, Fitzherbert West, and Main Wellington Road (rural delivery), daily.
Paremata and Pahautanui, daily.
Petone Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Pongaroa and Aohanga (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Pongaroa, Maku, along Alfredton–Weber Road, Waipatukaka Road, Waihi Valley Road, and Pahiatua–Pongaroa Roads and Pukehinau (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Rakaunui, Waikereru, and Mara (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Rangiotu and Mangawhata, daily.
Rangiwahia and Whitebridge, via Main Road and Kimbolton Road (Stewart’s), (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Rongotea, Glen Oroua, Taikorea, and Kaimatarau (rural delivery), daily.
Shannon, Kara Road, Kingston Road, Kaihinau Road Victoria Road, and Makurerua (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
100a. Shannon and Moutoa, daily. (Alternative to No. 33.)
Te Wharau, Kaiwhata, and Kummerstein (delivery of private bags), twice weekly.
Tinui, Manawa, and Annedale (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Tinui, Tinui Valley, and Temai (rural delivery), fortnightly.
Tinui Junction and Whareama (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Tiraumea, Alfredton, Tawataia, and Eketahuna (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 14.)
Tiraumea and Waihoki Valley (delivery of private bags), thrice weekly.
(a.) Upper Hutt, over Wallaceville Hill and Road, Mangaroa Road, and Mangaroa, Akatarawa, and back to Upper Hutt (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(b.) Upper Hutt, Stokes Valley, then back through Whiteman’s Valley, and along Wallaceville Road, over Wallaceville Hill to Upper Hutt (rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 108.)
(a.) Upper Hutt, over Wallaceville Hill and Road, Mangaroa Road, and Mangaroa, Akatarawa, and back to Upper Hutt (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(b.) Upper Hutt, Whiteman’s Valley, and along Wallaceville Road, over Wallaceville Hill to Upper Hutt (rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 107.)
(a.) Utuwai, Piripiri, Komako, Awahou, Pohangina, Raumai, and Ashhurst, returning by same route (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(b.) Utuwai, Ngaputahi, Pohangina, Raumai, and Ashhurst, returning by same route, on alternate days to (a) (rural delivery) by motor-car or motorcycle at contractor’s option, thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 5.)
(a.) Waituna West and Rewa, daily.
(b.) Rewa and Pakihikura (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Westmere Road from junction Te Weraiti and Brancepeth Roads to Westmere Homestead (rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 70.)
Woodville, along Napier Road as far as Hopelands Road, along Hopelands Road to Kumeroa, back to Hopelands, along Ngaawapurua Road (taking in Hopelands Cheese-factory) to Masterton Road, to Troup Road; via Troup Road and Ormond Road back to Masterton Road, thence south along Masterton Road to “Carin’s,” and back along Masterton Road to Woodville (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 114.)
Woodville, along Napier Road to Huggir’s, back to O’Neil’s Road, along O’Neil’s Road to Papatawa School, thence follow Mangaatua Valley Road to Maharahara West, and Penfold Road to Mangarawa and Woodville (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 114.)
(a.) Woodville, along Napier Road to Huggins’s, back to O’Neil’s Road, along O’Neil’s Road, to Papatawa School, thence follow Mangaatua Valley Road to Maharahara West and Penfold Road to Mangarawa and Woodville (rural delivery), daily.
(b.) Woodville, along Napier Road, Hopelands Road to Kumeroa, back to Hopelands and Ngaawapurua (taking in Hopelands Cheese-factory), along Hopelands and Ngaawapurua Roads to Masterton Road, to Troup Road; via Troup Road and Ormond Road back to Masterton Road, thence south along Masterton Road to “Carin’s,” and back along Masterton Road to Woodville (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 112 and 113.)
Woodville Railway-station and Post-office, as required.

Sea Service.

Wellington, Hikoekoea, Anakoa Bay, Te Puru, Wakatahuri, Port Ligar, Bulwer, Pohuenui, Waihohonu, Elaine Bay, Brightlands, Manaroa, Hopai, Crail Bay, Homewood, Te Rawa, Tiraora, Nydia Bay, Maori Bay, Pinohia, Whatanihi, Mahau, and Havelock, fortnightly.

POSTAL DISTRICT OF WESTPORT.

Granity Railway-station, Coal-bins, and Post-office, as required.
Maruia and Maruia South (rural delivery), weekly.
Millerton Brakehead and Millerton, daily.
Murchison, Matakitaki, Upper Matakitaki, Warwick Junction, and Maruia, weekly.
(a.) Sullivan’s Bridge and Ariki, three times weekly
(b.) Ariki and Paenga (rural delivery), weekly.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1921, No 73

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1921, No 73

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