New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 54

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✨ Postal Service Routes

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POSTAL DISTRICT OF NEW PLYMOUTH.

Awakino and Whareorino, weekly.
Douglas and Tututawa : Douglas, along Ohura Road to Strathmore, thence along Brewer and Mangaehu Roads, through Makahu, Puniwhakau, and Tututawa to Douglas (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 30 and 31.)
Eltham and Omoana : Eltham, Mangamingi, Mate-mateaonga, and Omoana (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Eltham, Mangatoki, Kaponga, Riverlea, Awatuna, Te Kiri, and Opunake, twice daily.
Eltham Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Eltham and Rawhitiroa : Eltham, along Rawhitiroa and Hu Roads, around Horoi Road, back Rawhitiroa Road to Eltham (rural delivery), daily.

• 7. Eltham and Te Roti : Eltham, along Eltham, Hunter, and Skeet Roads to Te Roti Factory (outward correspondence delivered to Normanby), (rural delivery), daily.

Hawera and Ararata : Hawera, along Tawhiti and Whareroa North Roads to Ararata Factory, back to Ngawhini Road, serving boxholders, thence along Whareroa North Road, up Ohangai, Turuturu, and Fraser Roads one mile past school, thence back to Hawera, via Glover, and Tawhiti Roads (rural delivery), daily.
Hawera : Delivery of parcels over 3 lb. in weight, within boundaries of postmen’s deliveries, daily.
(a) Hawera, Inaha, and Manaia, twice daily.
(b) Manaia, Kaupokonui, Otakeho, Pihama, and Opu-nake, daily.
Hawera and Meremere : Hawera, along Manawapou, Whareroa, and South Roads, past Mokoia, along Noonan, Otoki, and part Ingahape Roads, thence up Meremere Road to Meremere, and back along Ohangai and Tawhiti Roads to Hawera (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 22.)
Hawera Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Hawera and Scott Road : Hawera, along South and Scott Roads, thence back along Ketemarae, Glover, and Waihi Roads to Hawera (rural delivery), daily.
Inglewood and Dudley Road : Inglewood, along Lepper, Bedford, Dudley, and Mountain Roads to Inglewood, (rural delivery), daily Ist September to 31st May, twice or thrice weekly 1st June to 31st August.
Inglewood, Egmont Village, Kent Road, and New Plymouth, daily.
Inglewood and Purangi : Inglewood, Kaimata, Tarata, and Purangi (part rural delivery), daily.
Junction Mokau and Okau Roads and Rerekapa :
(a) Junction of Mokau and Okau Roads, Okau and Kotare, twice weekly.
(b) Okau and Rerekapa (rural delivery), weekly.
Kohuratahi and Whitianga : Kohuratahi, along Ohura, Whitianga, and Kohuratahi Roads to Kohuratahi (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Manaia and Oeo : Manaia, along South Road to Kaupokonui, thence along Rama and Skeet Roads to Auroa, along Auroa Road to Awatuna, along Eltham, Oeo, and Skeet Roads to Oeo River, thence back along Skeet and Oeo Roads to Oeo, along South, Taikatu and Skeet Roads through Auroa, along Auroa and South Roads to Manaia (part rural delivery), daily.
Manaia and Okaiawa : Manaia up Manaia Road to Kapuni along Skeet Road, down Glen Road 3½ miles, back along Skeet Road to Mangawhero Road, back Skeet Road, up Palmer Road, along Eltham Road, down Duthie Road, along Skeet Road, to Ahipaipa Road, back Skeet Road through Matapu, down Hastings Road and Ahipaipa Road through Okaiawa, along Normanby and Manaia Roads to Manaia (part rural delivery), daily.
Mokau and Mangatoi Lower Homestead (rural delivery), twice weekly 1st September to 31st May, weekly 1st June to 31st August.
Mokoia and Meremere : Mokoia, along Noonan, Otoki, and part Ingahape Roads, back along Meremere Road to Meremere, thence along Ohangai and Tawhiti Roads, through Hawera, thence along Manawapou,
Whareroa, and South Road to Mokoia. (Alternative to No. 11.)
New Plymouth and Carrington Road : New Plymouth along South, Hurford, and Pheney Roads, thence along Barrett Road to South Road, back South Road, along Eliot, Cowling, Frankley, and Carrington Roads to New Plymouth (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
New Plymouth and Mangorei Road : New Plymouth along Mangorei Road to Avenue Road, thence to

Lower Mangorei Factory, back to Mangorei Road, along Mangorei Road seven miles back to New Plymouth (rural delivery), thrice weekly.

New Plymouth, Omata, Oakura, Tataraimaka, Okato, Puniho, Warea, Pungarehu, Rahotu, Oaonui, and Opunake, daily.
Opunake Railway-station and Post-office (parcel mails only), as required.
Purangi and Matau, thrice weekly.
Stratford, Cardiff, Mahoe, Rowan, and Lowgarth, daily.
Stratford and Huiroa : Stratford, Toko, up Gordon Road about three miles, through Douglas and Huiroa, along Makuri and Waiwiri Roads to Stratford (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 31.)
Stratford and Makahu : Stratford, Huinga, along Ohura Road, through Strathmore, along Brewer and Manga-ehu Roads, through Makahu, Puniwhakau, and Tututawa to Stratford (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 2 and 31.)
Stratford and Makahu : Stratford, Toko, Huinga, along Ohura Road, up Gordon Road three miles, back to Ohura Road to Douglas, along Ohura Road through Strathmore, thence along Brewer and Mangaehu Roads through Makahu, Puniwhakau, Tututawa, and Douglas, up Douglas Road through Huiroa, thence along Makuri and Waiwiri and Ohura Roads to Stratford (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 2, 29, and 30.)
Tariki and Ratapiko : Tariki, Ratapiko, and Taitama Settlement (rural delivery), daily.
Urenui and Okoke, thrice weekly.
Uruti and Pehu, weekly.
Waitara, Onaero, Urenui, Waitoitoi, Uruti, Ahititi, Tongaporutu, Mokau, and Awakino (also carriage three Auckland District letter-bags to New Plymouth on return), daily. (Alternative to No. 36.)
Waitara, Onaero, Urenui, Waitoitoi, Uruti, Ahititi, Tongaporutu, Mokau, Awakino, Mahoenui, Piopio, Arapae, and Te Kuiti (also carriage of three Auckland District letter-bags to New Plymouth on return), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 35 and No. 129, Hamilton district.)
Whangamomona, Aotuhia, and along Tahunaroa and Okara Roads, weekly.
Whangamomona Railway-station and Post-office, as required.

POSTAL DISTRICT OF PALMERSTON NORTH.

Apiti-Rangiwahia : Apiti to Table Flat, thence along Main South Road to Rangiwahia (rural delivery), daily.
Apiti-Ridge Road : Apiti along Ridge Road through Te Awa to corner Finns and Pollock Roads (rural delivery), daily.
Apiti, Umutoi, and Utuwai, thrice weekly.
Ashhurst-Utuwai :
(a) Ashhurst, Pohangina Road from Ulysses Road, Raumai, and Pohangina (part rural delivery), daily.
(b) Pohangina, Ngaputahi, Utuwai, Piripiri, Komako, Awahou, and return to Ashhurst (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Ashhurst - Watershed Road : Ashhurst, along Palmerston North and Raukawa Roads, thence Harrison’s Line to J. Dawson’s, Bunnythorpe, and Watershed Roads, Fielding Road to Schormann’s, retrace to Watershed Road, thence to Ulysses Road, Pohangina Road, and return to Ashhurst (rural delivery), daily.
Bulls-Marton : Bulls via Great North-western and Pukepapa Roads to Marton, return Pukepapa Road, Goebel’s Line, Newman’s Road, along Makirikiri Road to junction with Great North-western Road, and back to Bulls (rural delivery), daily.
Bulls and Scott’s Ferry (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 8.)
Bulls – Scott’s Ferry : Bulls, along Scott’s Ferry Road, traverse Pukehou Road to Trembath’s, Sandridge Road to Stoddart’s, retrace, thence to Scott’s Ferry and return to Bulls (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 7.)
Dannevirke, Waipatiki, Weber, Titree Point, Wimbledon, and Herbertville, daily. (Thrice weekly via Main Road and thrice weekly via Waitahora Road.)
Dannevirke-Maharahara : Dannevirke via Main and Law’s Roads to Ruaroa, thence Top Grass Road, Te Rehunga Road 1¼ miles to Kumeti Block, Te

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🚂 Tenders for Inland Mail-service Contracts—North Island, 1931-33 (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Postal Routes in New Plymouth District

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