New Zealand Gazette – 1927 – No. 52

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 52

Te Awamutu-Hairini: Te Awamutu, along Puahue,
Hairini School, Te Awamutu-Cambridge, Long's,
Puahue, and Puahue-Cambridge Roads to Crawley's
homestead (rural delivery), daily.
Te Awamutu, Kihikihi, Pukeatua, and Arapuni (part
rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 134.)
Te Awamutu, Kihikihi, Pukeatua, and Arapuni (part
rural delivery), twice daily (rural delivery daily only).
(Alternative to No. 133.)
Te Awamutu and Pirongia (part rural delivery along
Frontier Road to Pirongia, and back along Pirongia
and Mangapiko Roads to Te Awamutu), daily.
Te Awamutu, Pirongia, Puketotara, Ngutunui, Te
Rauamoa, Oparau, and Kawhia, thrice weekly. (Al-
ternative to Nos. 33, 137, and 138.)
Te Awamutu, Te Rauamoa, Oparau, and Kawhia (via
Te Kawa-Kawhia Road), thrice weekly. (Alternative
to Nos. 136 and 138.)
(a) Te Awamutu, Te Rauamoa, Oparau, and Kawhia,
thrice weekly.
(b) Junction of Te Awamutu-Kawhia route, Ngutunui,
and Puketotara (optional for contractor to travel
via Pirongia or Te Kawa-Kawhia Roads), thrice
weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 33, 136, and 137.)
Te Awamutu and Wharepuhunga (part rural delivery),
thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 140.)
Te Awamutu, Wharepuhunga, Matapara, and Ngaroma
(part rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to
Nos. 139 and 163.)
Te Awamutu Railway-station and Post-office (day service
and to meet night express trains), as required.
Te Kauwhata Railway-station, Te Kauwhata, Waerenga,
and Taniwha (part rural delivery), daily.
Te Kawa-Pokuru: Te Kawa, along Te Kawa, Otoro-
hanga, Webster's, and Alexander Roads to Jones's
and Empson's corners, and back along Otorohanga
Road to Te Kawa (rural delivery), daily.
(a) Te Kuiti, Arapae, Piopio, Wairere Falls, and Aria,
daily.
(b) Te Kuiti, Piopio, Mahoenui, and Awakino, daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 88 and 145, and No. 36, New
Plymouth district.)
Te Kuiti, Arapae, Piopio, Wairere Falls, and Aria, daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 88 and 144.)
Te Kuiti, Oparure, Mairoa, Mangaohae, Kiritehere,
Marokopa, Te Anga, Kinohaku, and Te Waitere (part
rural delivery), twice weekly.
Te Whaiti and Ruatahuna, weekly.
Tirau-Mangapouri: Tirau, along Rotorua Road,
Hetherington's Road to Wine's gate, Webster's and
Putaruru Roads to Tirau (rural delivery), daily.
Tirau and Okoroire, daily. (Alternative to No. 77.)
Tirau-Piarere: Tirau, along Cambridge-Tirau Road, and
Hinuera Valley Road to Fell's homestead (rural de-
livery), daily.
Tirau Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Waharoa-Hungahunga: Waharoa, along Wardville
Road to Elliott's homestead, and Alexander, Diagonal,
and Waghorn's Roads (rural delivery), daily.
Waihou-Chudleigh: Waihou, along Mikkelsen's, Wai-
rongomai, and Maungakawa Roads, Chudleigh Road
to Udy's homestead, and Seddon Road (rural delivery),
daily. (Alternative to No. 154.)
(a) Waihou-Chudleigh: Waihou, along Mikkelsen's,
Wairongomai, and Maungakawa Roads, Chud-
leigh Road to Udy's homestead and Seddon Road
(rural delivery), daily.
(b) Waihou-Eastport: Waihou, along Ngatumunga,
Elstow, Otway Settlement, Eastport, and Thames-
Waikato Roads (rural delivery), daily.
(c) Waihou Railway-station and Post-office, twice daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 153 and 155.)
Waihou-Eastport: Waihou, along Ngatumunga, Elstow,
Otway Settlement, Eastport and Thames-Waikato
Roads (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 154.)
Waimiha Railway-station, Waimiha, Tangitu, and
Mapiu, thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 112, 157,
and 158.)
Waimiha Railway-station, Waimiha, Tangitu, Mapiu,
and Mokauiti, thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 112,
113, 156, and 158.)
Waimiha Railway-station, Waimiha, Tangitu, and
Mokauiti, thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 113, 156,
and 157.)
Wairakei and Oruanui, twice weekly. (Alternative to
Nos. 91, 93, and 129.)
Waitoa-Lower Waitoa: Waitoa, along No. 7, portion
of Whakahora Road, and No. 1 Road to Waitoa (rural
delivery), daily.
Waitoa-Ngarua: Waitoa and Ngarua (Mear's corner),
(rural delivery), daily.
Waitomo Caves and Te Anga, twice weekly.
Wharepuhunga, Matapara, and Ngaroma, twice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 140.)

POSTAL DISTRICT OF NAPIER.

Bay View Railway-station and Post-office, twice daily.
(Alternative to No. 16.)
Frasertown-Clydebank:—
(a) Frasertown and Harker's, thrice weekly.
(b) Harker's and Byrne's (rural delivery), weekly.
Hastings-Mangateretere: Hastings along Hastings-
Napier Main Road, thence to Havelock, Thompson's,
Waimarama, and Orwell Roads, and thence along the
Main Road to junction of Havelock Road (rural
delivery), daily.
Hastings and Havelock North, thrice daily.
(a) Hastings, Fernhill, and Maraekakaho, daily.
(b) Maraekakaho and Kereru, thrice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 6.)
(a) Hastings, Fernhill, and Maraekakaho, daily.
(b) Maraekakaho and Kereru, thrice weekly.
(c) Maraekakaho along Tikokino Road to Ben Lomond,
thrice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 5.)
(a) Hastings: Delivery of parcels within the postmen's
delivery, daily.
(b) Hastings Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Hastings and Pukahu via St. George's Road, along Mount
Erin Road to Middle Road, returning via Mutiny Road,
Te Aute Road, Mount Erin Road, Middle Road, and
Havelock North (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative
to No. 9.)
Hastings and Pukahu, via St. George's Road, along
Mount Erin Road to Middle Road, returning via
Mutiny Road, Te Aute Road, Mount Erin Road,
Middle Road, and Havelock North (rural delivery),
thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 8.)
Hastings and Waiterenui Homestead (private-bag de-
livery), daily.
Hastings and Whanawhana Homestead (private-bag de-
livery), twice weekly. (The return journey to be made
by traversing the Matapiro Road to Stanton's, then
through the Crownthorpe Settlement.)
Hastings and Waiwhare Homestead (private-bag de-
livery), twice weekly.
Haumoana-Clifton: Haumoana, Tukituki, Te Awanga,
and Clifton (rural delivery), daily.
Havelock North, Maraetotara Settlement, Waimarama,
and Havelock North, twice weekly. (Alternative to
No. 14A.)

14A. Havelock North along Waraetotara Road to Waipoapoa
Road, thence two miles to junction of Tawa and Wai-
poapoa Roads, returning through Waimarama along
main Waimarama Road to Havelock North, twice
weekly, (Alternative to No. 14.)

Napier and Arapawanui Station (private-bag delivery),
weekly.
Napier and Bay View, twice daily. (Alternative to No. 1.)
Napier-Fernhill:—
(a) Napier, Greenmeadows, and Taradale, twice daily.
(b) Puketapu, Fernhill, Mahora, Pakowhai, Clive
Railway-station, Clive, Haumoana, Meeanee,
returning to Napier via Riverbend Road, daily.
Napier, Wairoa, and Gisborne (one way only; limit
weight, 3 cwt.), daily, leaving Napier 6 p.m. (Alter-
native to No. 19 and No. 11, Gisborne District.)
Napier, Wairoa, and Gisborne (limit weight—Napier-
Gisborne, 3 cwt.; Gisborne-Napier, 1 cwt.), daily,
leaving Napier 6 p.m. and Gisborne 1 p.m. (Alterna-
tive to No. 18 and Nos. 10 and 11, Gisborne District.)
Napier, Tangoio, Tutira, Putorino, Kotemaori, Mohaka,
Turiroa, Wairoa, Whakaki, Nuhaka, Morere, Whare-
rata, Muriwai, Manutuke, Makaraka, and Gisborne,
daily, leaving Napier 7 a.m. and Gisborne 8 a.m.
(Alternative to No. 21 and Nos. 12 and 13, Gisborne
District.)
Napier, Tangoio, Tutira, Putorino, Kotemaori, Mohaka,
Turiroa, and Wairoa, daily, leaving Napier 7 a.m.
(Alternative to No. 20 and No. 13, Gisborne Dis-
trict.)
Napier, Rissington, Patoka, and Puketitiri, thrice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 23.)
Napier, Rissington, Patoka, and Puketitiri, five times
weekly. (Alternative to No. 22.)
Napier, Te Pohue, Te Haroto, Tarawera, Rangitaiki, and
Taupo, twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 25.)
Napier, Te Pohue, Te Haroto, Tarawera, Rangitaiki, and
Taupo, daily 1st November to 30th April, twice weekly
1st May to 31st October. (Alternative to No. 24.)
Nuhaka, Waikokopu, and Opoutama, twice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 27.)
Nuhaka, Waikokopu, and Opoutama, thrice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 26.)

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