New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 54

Page 2283

✨ Postal Routes

July 24.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2283

Rehunga Road, Grainger’s Road down to cross road, thence along Te Rehunga, Mill, Maharahara, and southern end of Top Grass Roads, Ross Road, thence southward to Coe’s Road, then to Waiaruhe, and Gaisford’s Roads, traverse Sturdee Road to one mile beyond Top Grass Road, retrace to Top Grass Road, thence Top Grass Road, Te Rehunga Road to cross roads, thence Te Rehunga–Tahoraite Road to Main Road and return to Dannevirke (rural delivery), daily.

Dannevirke–Makuri: Dannevirke, Awariki, Mangahei, Waitahora, Mangatoro Valley, Coonoor, and Makuri, twice weekly.
Dannevirke: Delivery of parcels within boundaries of postmen’s deliveries, daily.
Dannevirke, Weber, Waione, and Pongaroa, thrice weekly.
Dannevirke Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Dannevirke–Raumati–Tiratu: Dannevirke, along Tiratu, Maunga, Cowper’s, and Knight’s Roads, and back to Dannevirke (rural delivery), daily.
Dannevirke–Timber Bay Road: Dannevirke via Main Road to Racecourse and Timber Bay Roads and back to Dannevirke (rural delivery), daily.
Dannevirke–Umutaoroa: Dannevirke, along Umutaoroa Road to Clinch’s, retrace, traverse Tekakapa Valley Road to Rutledge’s; retrace to Rokai Road, thence Rokai and Umutaoroa Roads to Clinch’s, retrace, along Rokai Road, thence Tamaki Road to Farley’s; retrace, proceed to Otaria Road and traverse to Retter’s; retrace, Rokai Road, thence Rokai–Whana Road, retrace to Ruaroa, thence Smith’s Road to Armstrong’s Road, traverse Armstrong’s Road, retrace, and return to Dannevirke via Smith’s and Adelaide Roads (rural delivery), daily.
Feilding–Aorangi: Feilding, Aorangi Road, Aorangi Settlement Road, Reid’s Line, Taonui–Colyton Road, Aorangi Road, Newbury Line to intersection of Milson’s Line, thence Milson’s and Kairanga Lines to Anderson’s, retrace, thence Milson’s and Cameron’s Lines and return to Feilding (rural delivery), daily.
Feilding, Cheltenham, Kimbolton, and Apiti, daily.
Feilding, Awahuri, Sanson, and Bulls, daily.
Feilding–Cunningham’s: Feilding to junction Kimbolton and Bryce’s Roads, thence along Bryce’s Road to McBeth’s Road, along McBeth’s Road to Perry’s Line, along Perry’s Line to Kimbolton Road, along Kimbolton Road to junction with Haynes’s Road, through Cunningham’s, along Benson’s, Wilson’s, and Williamson’s Roads, Waituna Valley Road, thence along Kiwitea–Tapuae Road to Cunningham’s, and back to Feilding (rural delivery), daily.
Feilding–Halcombe: Feilding, along Lees Line, Sandon Road 1½ miles, Halcombe Road to Halcombe (the Main Road is followed to within 1½ miles of Halcombe, where the route is diverted over a side road which also leads to Halcombe); thence Halcombe Post-office to Kakariki, then follow river route approximately 3 miles, retrace to Halcombe Post-office, thence Tokorangi and Makino Roads, portion Wilson’s Road to Makara Road, Makara Road, and the whole of Stanway Road from Makino Road to Halcombe, returning by Main Feilding–Halcombe Road to Feilding (rural delivery), daily.
Feilding, Cheltenham, and Kimbolton (part rural delivery), daily.
Feilding Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Feilding–Spur Road: Feilding, Colyton, Spur Road, Midland Road, and Wanganui Harbour Board Block (part rural delivery), daily.
Feilding, Ridgelands, and Waituna West, daily.
Foxton–Oroua Downs: Foxton to Himatangi, thence Koputara Road 2 miles 32 chains, retrace, thence Foxton–Sanson Road to Lake Road, Lake Road 1¼ miles, retrace, thence to Puke Puke Road, traverse 2 miles 50 chains, retrace, continue Foxton–Sanson Road to Taikorea Road, Taikorea Road ¾ mile, retrace, and along Foxton–Sanson Road to Gray’s, 16 chains beyond Milner’s Line (part rural delivery), daily.
Foxton, Marotiri, and Shannon, daily.
Greatford and Bulls, thrice daily.
Kimbolton–Ohingaiti–Mangaweka: Rangiwahia to Pemberton, Mangarimu, and Kimbolton, return same route to Rangiwahia, thence Rangiwahia to Ohingaiti, follow railway northward to Mangaweka, thence Ruahine, Karewarewa, and return to Rangiwahia (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 30A and 34A.)

30A. Kimbolton–Ohingaiti:—
(a) Kimbolton, Mangarimu, Pemberton, and Rangiwahia (part rural delivery), daily.

(b) Rangiwahia, Karewarewa, Ruahine, and Mangaweka (part rural delivery), on alternate days to (c), thrice weekly.

(Alternative to No. 30.)

Levin and Foxton (part rural delivery), twice daily; (daily along Otorua Road).
Levin–Ihakara: Levin, along Arapaepe Road to Ihakara, McDonald Road, Horne’s Road, and Pott’s Road (rural delivery), daily.
Levin Railway-station, Weraroa, and Levin Post-office, as required.
Mangamaire–Gardner’s Corner: Mangamaire, Marima, Nikau, and Gardner’s Corner (rural delivery), five times weekly.

34A. Mangaweka–Rangiwahia: Mangaweka, Ruahine, Karewarewa, and Rangiwahia (part rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 30.)

Moore’s Junction and Pori (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Ohau–Florida Road: Ohau, along Muhunoa Road East to end Florida Road, and return to Ohau (rural delivery), daily.
Ohau–Kuku: Ohau, along Main Road to Kuku Creamery, thence along Beach Road three miles, Hogg’s and Soldier’s Roads, and return to Ohau (rural delivery), daily.
Pahiatua, Kohinui, Makairo, and return Pahiatua via Ngaturi (rural delivery), daily.
Pahiatua, Ballance, Makomako, Marima Ridge Road, along Valley Road to Mangahao and Pahiatua (rural delivery), daily.
Pahiatua–Pongaroa:—
(a) Pahiatua and Makuri, daily.

(b) Makuri, Mangatiti, Puketoi, and Pongaroa, on alternate days to (c), thrice weekly.

Pahiatua Railway-station, Mangamutu, and Post-office, as required.
Palmerston North–Aokautere: Palmerston North to Aokautere Post-office, thence Pahiatua Road to summit of range, retrace to Aokautere, continue along Fitzherbert Road East to entrance of Manawatu Gorge, and return to Palmerston North (part rural delivery), daily.
Palmerston North–Fitzherbert West–Makerua: Palmerston North, Tiritea Valley Road, Fitzherbert West, Fitzherbert No. 4 Line, Main Wellington Road, Millrick’s Line, Hume’s Road to Rangitane School, Makerua Road, Tokomaru Road to Walkley’s, Campbell’s Road to Claridge’s, Makerua Road to Makerua, thence to Shannon Post-office, retrace and traverse Kara, Kingston, and Kaihinau Road, thence Main Wellington Road to Palmerston North (rural delivery), daily.
Palmerston North–Kairanga: Palmerston North, along Rangitikei Line, Lower Aorangi Road, No. 4 Line, McKenzie Soldiers’ Settlement, Bunnythorpe Line, Karere Road, Lockwood 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.
Palmerston North–Kopane: Palmerston North, Kauwhata, Awahuri, and Kopane Soldiers’ Settlement from Taipo Junction, via Green, Settlement, Mill, and Longburn–Rongotea Roads, from Oroua Bridge and McLean’s Road to Rongotea, thence along Hammond’s Line, Rowe’s Line, Foxton–Sanson Road, Soldiers’ Road (one mile) along Campion’s Line to Hammond’s Line, thence Hammond’s Line to Kaimatarau, retrace, return to Rongotea, thence along Rongotea–Feilding and Taipo Roads, and return to Taipo Junction, thence Palmerston North (rural delivery), daily.
Palmerston North–Mangawhata: Palmerston North, along Foxton Line (commence delivery Karere Road intersection), Jackytown and Hamilton’s Roads, thence across suspension bridge to Rangitane School, retrace to Foxton Line, thence Drain Road, retrace, thence Main Drain Road to first gate on Hoihere Road, retrace, traverse Mangawhata Road to Cooksley’s, retrace, thence Main Drain Road to corner Saunder’s Road No. 2, retrace to Foxton Line, thence Pyke’s Road (2½ miles) retrace, Bainesse Road (1 mile), retrace, Kellow’s Line (¾ mile), retrace, proceed Foxton Line to junction Foxton–Sanson Road, and return to Palmerston North (rural delivery), daily.
Palmerston North, Kairanga, Rongotea (morning trip), daily.

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