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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 54

Mangapurua and Quin’s: Mangapurua Landing and Quin’s homestead via Mangapurua Valley Road (rural delivery), weekly.
Mangaweka, Kawhatau, and Te Kapua:—
(a) Mangaweka, Hawainga, Kawhatau Junction, Kawhatau Valley, Auputu and Pourangaki Roads to Roache’s, Mangakoeke Road and Upper Kawhatau (Deighton Bros.), (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(b) Mangaweka, along Mataroa Road to junction of Mataroa and Makohine Valley Roads, along Makohine Valley Road to Te Kapua and Mangaweka (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Mangaweka Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Marton and Bonny Glen:—
(a) Marton, Tutaenui Road, Somersal Road, along Jefferson’s and Mount Curl Lines, back along Mount Curl Line to Galpin’s, back along Galpin’s Road and Tutaenui Road to Dunsinane Road, along Dunsinane Road, Fern Flats Road, and Waimutu Road to McFarlane’s, to junction with Turakina Valley Road, along latter road to Bruce Road to its junction with Bonny Glen Road, thence to junction of Fern Flats Road (taking in portion of latter), thence to Marton (rural delivery), daily.
(b) Marton, along Calico Line and Cliff Road to Jefferson’s Line, along Murimotu Road to Silverhope, along Rata Road to Rata, Rangitera Road to Pryce’s, to Putorino Settlement, to Haar’s gate, back to Rata Road, and along Ngei Road to Onepuhi, along Hammond’s Road, Cliff Road, and Calico Line to Marton (rural delivery), daily.
Marton Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Mataroa and Bell’s Junction: Mataroa, Rongoiti Road, Panemango Road, Huia Road to R. B. Owen’s, Koeke Junction (depositing mail for Mangamahoe Road), Okake Road, Turakina Valley Road to Wilson’s, return along Turakina Valley Road to Raketapauma, Bell’s Junction, and back along Mataroa Road to Mataroa (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Maxwell Railway-station and Post-office, daily.
Ngutuwerā and Omata Road: Ngutuwerā and junction of Omata and Mangawhio Roads (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Ohakune Junction Railway-station and Ohakune Post-office, as required.
Ohakune Junction Railway-station and Raetihi (conveyance of letter mails one way only, and clearance of late-fee boxes), twice daily. (Alternative to No. 27.)
Ohakune Junction Railway-station and Raetihi and clearance of late-fee boxes, two return and two single trips daily. (Alternative to Nos. 26 and 35.)
Okoia and Long Acre: Okoia, No. 3 Line and Long Acre Valley (rural delivery), twice weekly.
(a) Patea Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
(b) Patea, Whenuakura, via Kaharoa Road to Matukuroa and Opaku School, returning via Otauto Road to Patea (rural delivery), daily.
(c) Patea, Kakaramea, Alton, Hurleyville, Manutahi, and Patea, daily.
Pipiriki Wharf and Post-office, as required.
Raetihi and Huikumu: Raetihi and Huikumu Junction (Butler’s) via Pipiriki Road (private-bag delivery), twice weekly.
Raetihi and Parapara Road: Raetihi and junction of Parapara and Matahiwi Roads via Parapara Road (rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 55.)
Raetihi and Ruatiti: Raetihi, Middle Road, Motete Road, Manganoi-o-te-ao Valley Road, Ruatiti (depositing mail at junction of Ohura and Pehu Roads), Ohura Road to junction of Ohura and Erua Roads, and returning via Ohura Road (rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 34.)
Raetihi and Ruatiti: Raetihi, Makotuku Valley Road, Hikuhiku Road, Middle Road to Ohura Road, Pukekaha Road, Manganoi-o-te-ao Valley Road, Ruatiti (depositing mail at junction of Ohura and Pehu Roads), Ohura Road to junction of Ohura and Erua Roads, and returning via Ohura Road (rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 33.)
Raetihi Railway-station and Post-office, four times daily. (Alternative to No. 27.)
Taihape and Mangaohane: Taihape and Mangaohane Station via Moawhango, Napier Road, and Matawhero Road (rural delivery), weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 37, 41, and 42.)
Taihape and Mangaohane: Taihape and Mangaohane Station via Moawhango, Napier Road, and Matawhero Road (rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 36, 41, and 42.)
Taihape and Moawhango, thrice weekly.
Taihape and Papaki: Taihape and Papaki Road (Scott’s) (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Taihape and Pukeokahu: Taihape, Winiata, Ohotu, Taoroa, Mokai, via Pukeokahu Road to Doole’s woolshed, returning via Kaingaroa and Oturei Roads to Lower Moawhango Valley Road to Collins’s, returning to Oturei Road, and via Wainui Road to Taihape (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Taihape and Rangitikei River: Taihape and Rangitikei River (Pohokura Station), via Moawhango and Napier Road (rural delivery), weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 36, 37, and 42.)
Taihape and Rangitikei River: Taihape and Rangitikei River (Pohokura Station), via Moawhango and Napier Road (rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 36, 37, and 41.)
Taihape Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Te Tuhi and Martin’s: Te Tuhi Landing and Martin’s homestead (rural delivery), weekly.
Turakina and Turakina Valley: Turakina, Turakina Valley, and Mangara Creek, via Fitzherbert’s (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Waitotara and Nukumaru: Waitotara, along Great North Western Road, Oraukainoa Road to Wilson’s corner, Upper Pakaraka Road to Moore’s (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 47.)
Waitotara and Nukumaru: Waitotara, along Great North Western Road, Oraukainoa Road to Wilson’s corner, Upper Pakaraka Road to Mullins’s (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 46.)
Waitotara and Taumatatahi: Waitotara, Orangimea, Ngamatapouri, and Taumatatahi, and depositing mail at Makakaho Junction (part rural delivery), twice weekly.
Waitotara Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Wanganui and Brunswick: Wanganui, Blueskin Road, Kaikokopu Road to crest of hill, Grange Road, Brunswick Road, Campbell’s Road to Andrews’s, Kai Iwi Road to Ross’s, Kowhatunui Road to Jensen’s, Tokomaru West Road to Kitto’s, Tokomaru East Road to junction of Mangatukituki Road, Western Road to Nicholson’s, and return via Brunswick Road (rural delivery), daily.
Wanganui and Kakatahi:—
(a) Wanganui, Makirikiri, and Kakatahi, daily.
(b) Kakatahi and junction of Matahiwi and Parapara Roads (and depositing mail at junction of Parapara and Upokonui Roads), (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 55.)
Wanganui and Mangamahu, daily.
Wanganui and Marton Railway-station: Wanganui and Marton Railway-station (conveyance of letter mails only both ways to connect with north-bound and south-bound “Limited” express trains), daily.
Wanganui and Nos. 1 and 2 Lines: Wanganui and Nos. 1 and 2 Lines via Warrengate Road (rural delivery), daily.
Wanganui and Raetihi:—
(a) Wanganui, Makirikiri, Kakatahi, and Raetihi, daily.
(b) Kakatahi and junction of Parapara and Matahiwi Roads (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(c) Raetihi and junction of Parapara and Matahiwi Roads (rural delivery), (and depositing mail at junction of Parapara and Upokonui Roads), twice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 32 and 51.)
Wanganui and Westmere: Wanganui, Tayforth Road to Seafield Golf Links, Francis Road, Rapanui Road, Beach Road, Kai Iwi Valley Road to D. Ross’s, Livingstone Road, Great North Western Road, Mission Road to Wilson’s, returning via Great North Western Road to Upper St. John’s (rural delivery), daily.
Wanganui: Clearance of town receiving boxes and delivery of Postmen’s overflow bags, as required.
Wanganui: Delivery of parcels in city and suburbs within an area of two miles from Chief Post-office, twice daily.
Wanganui Railway-station, Town wharf, Up-river wharf, and Chief Post-office, as required.
Waverley and Kohi: Waverley, Kohi, Kohi Road, returning via Karahaki and Putahi Roads to Waverley (rural delivery), daily.
Waverley and Moeawatea: Waverley and Moeawatea via Mangatangi and Okotuku Roads (rural delivery), weekly.
Waverley Railway-station and Post-office, as required.

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