1798
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 52

47. Oturahua, Poolburn, and Moa Creek, thrice weekly.
    (Alternative to Nos. 28 and 45.)
48. Outram, Lee Stream, and Clark's, twice weekly.
49. Outram, Woodside, and Maungatua, daily.
50. Owaka, Owaka Valley, Tahatika, Purekireki, Awatea,
    and Katea (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
51. Owaka and Pounawea, thrice weekly; daily for six weeks
    in summer.
52. Palmerston, Glenpark, Dunback, Green Valley, Morrison's,
    Macrae's Flat, and Moonlight, thrice weekly. (Alter-
    native to No. 18.)
53. Patearoa and Paerau, twice weekly.
54. Pomahaka Railway-station and Waikoikoi, five times
    weekly.
55. Port Chalmers and Portobello, twice daily. (Alternative
    to No. 20.)
56. Ranfurly and Gimmerburn, thrice weekly.
57. Ranfurly and Naseby, daily.
58. Ratanui Railway-station and Post-office, five times
    weekly.
59. Ratanui, Tarara, and Purakauiti School, twice weekly.
60. Romahapa, Port Molyneux, and Puerua, thrice weekly.
61. Tapanui Railway-station, and Post-office, as required.
62. Waikouaiti, via Main North Road to Lee's, thence by
    Payne's and District Roads to Preston's, returning to
    Macaulay's, and by District Road to Waikouaiti
    (rural delivery), daily.
63. Waipiata and Patearoa, thrice weekly.
64. Waitahuna: Along Waitahuna West Road to C. Webster's,
    by Roughan's Corner to Hyslop's, and by Greenfield
    Road to junction of Guinan's Road, returning to
    Waitahuna by Cairn Road (rural delivery), twice
    weekly.

POSTAL DISTRICT OF GISBORNE.

1. Cape Runaway and Matengareka Station (carriage of
   private bags), weekly.

2. Gisborne (delivery of parcels within the boundaries of
   postmen's deliveries), daily.

3. Gisborne Chief Post-office, Railway-station, wharves, and
   delivery of postmen's bags, as required.

4. Gisborne, Hexton, and Waimata Valley, thrice weekly.

5. Gisborne and Mangapapa, twice daily.

6. Gisborne, Manutuke, Wharerata, Morere, Nuhaka, Wha-
   kaki, and Wairoa, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 7, 8,
   and 9.)

7. Gisborne, Manutuke, Wharerata, Morere, Nuhaka, Wha-
   kaki, and Wairoa, twice weekly. (Alternative to
   Nos. 6, 8, and 9.)

8. Gisborne, Manutuke, Wharerata, Morere, Nuhaka, Wha-
   kaki, Wairoa, Turiroa, Mohaka, Putorino, Tutira,
   Tangoio, and Napier, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 6,
   7, and 9.)

9. Gisborne, Manutuke, Wharerata, Morere, Nuhaka, Wha-
   kaki, Wairoa, Turiroa, Mohaka, Putorino, Tutira,
   Tangoio, and Napier, twice weekly. (Alternative to
   Nos. 6, 7, and 8.)

10. Gisborne, Matawhero, Manutuke, and Muriwai, daily.

11. Gisborne and Patutahi, daily.

12. Gisborne, Tamarau, Whangara, Tolaga Bay, Arero, Toko-
    maru Bay, Te Puia Springs, Tinaaruhe, Waitakaro, and
    Ruatorea, daily in summer, thrice weekly in winter.
    (Alternative to No. 13.)

13. Gisborne, Tamarau, Whangara, Tolaga Bay, Arero, Toko-
    maru Bay, Te Puia Springs, Tinaaruhe, Waitakaro,
    and Ruatorea, thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 12.)

14. Gisborne, Waerengaokuri, and Tiniroto, weekly.

15. Hick's Bay, Lottin Point, and Cape Runaway, weekly.

16. Junction of East Coast and Panikau Roads, and Williams
    Homestead (carriage of private bags), twice weekly.

17. Manutuke and Waingake, twice weekly.

18. Matawai along Oponae Road to Armstrong's (rural
    delivery), weekly.

19. Matawai along Koranga Road to Judd Brothers, and
    along Moanui Road to J. Hope's, weekly.

20. Matawai Railway-station and Post-office, as required.

21. Motuhora and Motu, daily.

22. Motuhora, Motu, Toatoa, Lower Waiawa, and Opotiki,
    five times weekly.

23. Ngatapa, Rere, and Wharekopae, weekly.

24. Opotiki, Omaio, Te Kaha, Raukokore, and Cape Runaway,
    weekly.

25. Opotiki and Oponae, weekly.

26. Puha Railway-station and Post-office, as required.

27. Puha and Whatatutu, daily.

28. Ruatorea, Waiomatatini, Kahukura, and Te Araroa,
    thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 29.) (If before or
    during the currency of the contract the Rautokoutuku
    Bridge is completed and a passable road formed to
    Kahukura, the contractor will be required to travel by
    that route.)

29. Ruatorea, Waiomatatini, Kahukura, and Te Araroa,
    twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 28.) (If before or
    during the currency of the contract the Rautokoutuku
    Bridge is completed and a passable road formed to
    Kahukura, the contractor will be required to travel by
    that route.)

30. Ruatorea, Tapuwaeroa, and Pakihiroa, weekly.

31. Ruatorea and Tuparoa, twice weekly.

32. Te Araroa and Hick's Bay, twice weekly.

33. Te Karaka and Kanakanaia (carriage of private bags),
    twice weekly, 1st October to 31st May, weekly, 1st
    June to 30th September.

34. Te Puia Springs and Waipiro Bay, thrice weekly. (Alter-
    native to Nos. 38 and 39.)

35. Tinaaruhe and Owheha (carriage of private bags), weekly.

36. Tokomaru Bay and Hautanoa, twice daily.

37. Tokomaru Bay Roadstead and wharves, as required.

38. Tokomaru Bay, Te Puia Springs, and Waipiro Bay,
    thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 34 and 39.)

39. Tokomaru Bay, Te Puia Springs, and Waipiro Bay,
    twice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 34 and 38.)

40. Tokomaru Bay and Whakoau (carriage of private bags),
    weekly.

41. Tokomaru Bay wharves and Post-office, as required.

42. (a.) Tolaga Bay and Arataha, twice weekly.
    (b.) Arataha and Arakihi, weekly.
    (c.) Arataha and Fuketawa (carriage of private bags),
    weekly.

43. Waerengaokuri, Pehiri, and Tahunga (carriage of private
    bags between Pehiri and Tahunga), weekly.

44. Waikohu and Whakarau (carriage of private bags), weekly.

45. Waingake and Paparatu (Jex-Blake's Homestead), (rural
    delivery), twice weekly, 1st November to 30th April;
    weekly, 1st May to 31st October.

46. Waiomatatini and Port Awanui, four times weekly.

47. Whatatutu and Wheturau (carriage of private bags),
    weekly.

48. Whatatutu and Iwiroa, weekly.

POSTAL DISTRICT OF GREYMOUTH.

1. Ahaura and Ahaura River (rural delivery), weekly.
2. Awatuna Railway-station, Stafford, and Goldsborough,
   daily. (Alternative to No. 3.)
3. Awatuna Railway-station, Stafford, and Goldsborough,
   thrice weekly (two trips a day). (Alternative to No. 2.)
4. Greymouth Railway-station, wharves, and Chief Post-
   office, as required.
5. Greymouth and Cobden (delivery of parcels within post-
   men's deliveries), daily.
6. Greymouth, Rapahoe, and Barrytown, twice weekly.
   (Alternative to No. 7.)
7. Greymouth, Rapahoe, Barrytown, and Maher's Creek,
   twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 6.)
8. Hokitika Railway-station, wharf, and Post-office, as
   required.
9. Hokitika, Kanieri, Woodstock, and Rimu, daily.
10. Hokitika, Lower Kokatahi, and Koiterangi, thrice weekly.
11. (a.) Hokitika, Ross, Ferguson's, junction Main Road and
    Waitaha Settlement Road, Pukekura, Harihari, Te
    Taho, Wataroa, Matainui, The Forks, Tare, and
    Waiho Gorge, twice weekly.
    (b.) Waiho Gorge and Weheka, weekly.
    (Alternative to No. 12.)
12. (a.) Hokitika, Ross, Ferguson's, junction Main Road and
    Waitaha Settlement Road, Pukekura, and Harihari,
    twice weekly.
    (b.) Harihari, Te Taho, Wataroa, Matainui, The Forks,
    Tare, and Waiho Gorge, twice weekly 1st No-
    vember to 30th April; weekly 1st May to 31st
    October.
    (c.) Waiho Gorge and Weheka, weekly.
    (Alternative to No. 11.)
13. Ikamatua, Hukarere, Blackwater, and Waiuta, daily.
14. Jackson's and Wainihinihi, thrice weekly. (Alternative
    to No. 15.)
15. Kumara and Wainihinihi, thrice weekly. (Alternative to
    No. 14.)
16. Kumara Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
17. Ngahere Railway-station, Ngahere, and Nelson Creek, daily.
18. Reefton, Merrijgs, and Big River, twice weekly.
19. Reefton Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
20. Reefton and Springs Junction, weekly.
21. The Forks and Okarito, weekly (two trips).
22. (a.) Weheka, Karangarua, Bruce Bay, and Mahitahi,
    weekly.
    (b.) Mahitahi, Haast, and Okuru, fortnightly.
    (Alternative to Nos. 23 and 24.)
23. Weheka, Karangarua, Bruce Bay, and Mahitahi, weekly.
    (Alternative to No. 22.)
24. Mahitahi, Haast, and Okuru, fortnightly. (Alternative
    to No. 22.)