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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 54

Palmerston North - Sanson - McDonell's Line : Palmerston North, Kauwhata, Awahuri, Sanson, Bulls Road, Kakariki Line (to G. W. McKenzie's), thence to Bulls, thence McDonell's Line, Gust's Line, Frecklington's Line, Riverhead Road, (from Taylor's Line to Frecklington's Line), Taylor's Line, Foxton-Sanson Line (from Taylor's Line to Speedy's Line), Speedy's Line, and Penny's Line, to Mount Stewart, thence Main Road back to Sanson, thence to Palmerston North (part rural delivery), daily.
Palmerston North, Highden, Rongotea, Carnarvon, and Tangimoana, daily.
Palmerston North - Whakarongo : Palmerston North, along Main Napier Road, Te Matai Road, thence Napier Road, Stony Creek Road, to Boundary Road, Henderson's and Henaghan's Lines, Boundary Road to James's Line, James's Line to Napier Road, along Napier Road to Whakarongo, thence via Napier Road and Robert's Line to Kelvin Grove, and return to Palmerston North (part rural delivery), daily.
Pongaroa and Aohanga Road (Branscombe Station), (rural delivery), weekly.
Pongaroa-Pukehinau : Pongaroa, Maku, along Alfredton-Weber, Waipatukaka, Waihi Valley, and PahiatauaPongaroa Roads, and Pukehinau (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Puketoi - North Range Road (J. McKay's), (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Rongotea-Kaimatarau : Rongotea, along Glen Oroua Road to Jones's Line, turn to left to Davis's, thence to Glen Oroua, along Main Drain Road to Milne's, retrace, thence along Couper's Line, Taikorea, and Main Drain Roads to Milne's, back to Taikorea Road, thence to Kellow's Line, Milner's Line to J. Larsen's, retrace, thence Jones's Line to Bank's Line to Rongotea (part rural delivery), daily.
Ti-tree Point and Akitio, thrice weekly.
Waione-Ellingham's : Waione, Waimiro, Easton's woolshed, Ellingham's, and return to Waione, thrice weekly.
(a) Waituna West and Rewa, daily. (b) Rewa and Pakihikura (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Woodville-Kumeroa : Woodville, along Napier Road as far as Hopeland's Road, along Hopeland's Road to Kumeroa, thence Little's Road, Otawhao Road to Davis's, retrace, thence Totara Road to Conisbee's, retrace, return to Kumeroa, thence to Hopeland's, along Ngaawapurua Road (taking in Hopeland's Cheese Factory), to Masterton Road, to Troup Road, via Troup and Ormond Roads, back to Masterton Road, thence south along Masterton Road to Range Road, traverse Range Road and return to Woodville via Main Napier Road (rural delivery), daily.
Woodville-Papatawa : Woodville, along Napier Road to Huggin's, back to O'Neill's Road, to Papatawa School, follow Mangaatua Valley Road to Maharahara West, thence Pinfold Road to Foley's Road, along Foley's Road (1 mile), retrace, thence Pinfold Road to Mangarawa and Woodville (rural delivery), daily.
Woodville Railway-station and Post-office, as required.

POSTAL DISTRICT OF THAMES.

Corville, Moehau, and Poihakene (rural delivery), weekly. 2. Coromandel, Amodeo Bay, and Colville, weekly, with additional fortnightly trip when Colville steamer fortnightly.
Coromandel Wharf and Post-office, as required. 4. Coromandel and Whitianga, weekly with additional trip fortnightly when no direct steamer. (Alternative to No. 46.)
Edgecumbe and Otakiri, daily. 6. Edgecumbe Railway-station and Post-office, thrice daily. 7. Junction of Tauranga-Matamata Road and Omanawa Falls, twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 29.)
Katikati, Aongatete, and Athenree : Katikati Postoffice, along Main Road past Aongatete, to Lecky's Corner, thence retracing to Katikati, and proceeding along Main Road to Athenree Post-office, thence retracing to Katikati (part rural delivery), daily.
Kerepehi and Pekapeka Road : Kerepehi, along the Kerepehi-Turia Road, thence along the TuruaNetherton and Pekapeka Road to Kerepehi (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 17.)
Matata and McMillan's Corner : Matata, along Manawahe Main Road to McMillan's Corner, thence along Matahi and Rendall Roads and return to Matata over same route (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Matata Railway-station and Post-office, as required. 12. Ngatea and Kaihere, daily (also being advertized by Chief Postmaster, Hamilton.) (Alternative to No. 13.)
Ngatea, Kaihere, and Torehape : Ngatea, along Puhanga Canal Road and Ngarua Road to junction Morrinsville-Waitakaruru Road, turn to left to Kaihere Post-office, retrace to Ngarua Road, and continue on along Waitakaruru Road to Mill Corner, turn to right up Tramway Road to site of Torehape Postoffice to Furniss's, thence return to Ngatea (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 12 and 14, and Nos. 53, 59, 64, and 81, Hamilton district.)
Ngatea and Torehape : Ngatea, along Puhanga Canal Road and Ngarua Road to junction MorrinsvilleWaitakaruru Road, turning to right along Morrinsville-Waitakaruru Road to Mill Corner, turn to right up Tramway Road to site of Torehape Post-office to Furniss's, thence retrace to Ngatea (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 13.)
Ngatea and Waitakaruru (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 45.)
Paeroa and Awaite Road : Paeroa, along Thames Road, thence along Hubbard's Road to Puke Bridge, thence along Stopbank and Pukahu Roads, up Awaite Road to Crosbie's, thence back to Awaite West Road corner, up Awaite West Road to flaxmill, then back again and along Awaite Road to School, thence down School Road to cream stand at end of Fisher's Road, thence back along Fisher's Road to junction of main Auckland Road, and along main Auckland Road to junction with Wilson's Road, up Wilson's Road to Puke Bridge, and thence along Puke Road to Paeroa (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 17.)
Paeroa and Pekapeka Road : From Paeroa Postoffice, via Thames Road, to corner of Thames and Hubbard's Roads, thence along Hubbard's Road to Puke Bridge, across Puke Bridge, thence along Stopbank Road and Pukahu Road to cream-stand, retrace along Awaite Road to junction of Awaite West Road, thence up Awaite West Road, retrace to Awaite Road, and thence along Awaite Road and main Paeroa-Auckland Road to School Road corner, along School Road to junction with Fisher's Road, turn to left to cream-stand, retrace, and thence along Fisher's Road to main Paeroa-Auckland Road, turn to left to Pekapeka Road corner, along Pekapeka Road to junction of Pekapeka-Kerepehi-Turia Roads, thence along Kerepehi-Turia Road to junction with Turua-Netherton Road, turn to right and continue on past Netherton Post-office to Wilson's Road corner, thence up Wilson's Road to Puke Bridge, across Puke Bridge returning to Paeroa Postoffice, via Puke Road (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 9 and 16.)
Paeroa, Netherton, Kerepehi, and Ngatea, daily. 19. Paeroa Railway-station and Post-office, as required. 20. Puriri, Nevesville, Puketui, Hikuai, and Tairua, weekly. 21. Rotorua, Kaharoa, Te Pu, Ngawaro, Oropi, and Tauraanga, twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 30 and No. 93, Hamilton district.)
Rotorua, Rotokawa, Mourea, Okere Falls, Paengaroa, and Te Puke, daily. (Alternative to No. 96, Hamilton district.)
Taneatua Railway-station and Post-office, twice daily. 24. Taneatua, Waimana, Nukuhou North, Kutarere, Waiotahi, and Opotiki, daily. 25. Taneatua Railway-station and Opotiki (parcels service), daily.
Tauranga and Kaimai, along Cameron, Barke's, and Cambridge Roads to Kaimai, and return by same route to Tauranga (rural delivery), weekly. (Alternative to No. 27.)
Tauranga and Kaimai : Tauranga, along Cameron, Barke's, and Cambridge Roads to Kaimai, and return by same route to Tauranga (rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 26.)
Tauranga and Mount Maunganui, daily. 29. Tauranga and Omanawa Falls, twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 7.)
Tauranga and Oropi, twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 21.)
Tauranga - Otumoetai : Tauranga Post-office, along Cameron Road to Katikati Road, then along Katicati Road to Otumoetai Road, passing Otumoetai School and Otumoetai Railway-station to Lever's Road, along Lever's Road to McDougall's; retrace route to Otumoetai School, turning to left down side road to Maxwell's gate, retrace to Otumoetai School, along Otumoetai, Katikati, and Cameron Roads to Tauranga (rural delivery), daily.

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