New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 22

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✨ Postal Service Contracts

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 22

POSTAL DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON—continued.

Number of Service.	Service.	Total Mileage.	Frequency.	Mode of Conveyance.	Name of Contractor.	Annual Subsidy.	Date of Termination of Contract.
81	Wellington Parcel Depot and Lambton Tram Terminus	⅓	As required ..	Motor-vans	(Deptl. officers) ..	£ s. d.	..
82	Wellington Railway-stations, Wharves, and Chief Post-office	..	As required ..	Motor-lorries	(Deptl. officers) ..	..	..
83	Wellington and Titahi Bay ..	33	Daily ..	Motor-omni-bus	J. A. Hunter ..	29 0 0	..
84	Wellington Chief Post-office and tram depots	⅓	As required ..	Foot	(Deptl. officers) ..	..	..
85	Whakataki and Mataikona Homestead (private-bag delivery)	14	Weekly ..	Horseback ..	P. C. Taylor ..	36 8 0	..

POSTAL DISTRICT OF WESTPORT.


1	{ Denniston and Conn’s Creek ..	3	As required ..	} Tramway ..	Westport Coal Co., Ltd.	31 10 0	..
	Granity and Mangatina ..	12	Daily ..
	Granity and Mine Creek ..	8	Daily ..
2	Granity Railway-station, Post-office, Millerton, and Stockton Mine	10	Daily ..	Motor-car ..	A. F. Smallholme	110 0 0	31/12/31
3	Inangahua Junction Post-office and Inangahua Junction Railway-station (one way only)	1	Daily ..	Motor-truck	Bevan and Co. ..	15 0 0	..
4	Junction of Karames and Little Wanga-nui Roads and Arapito	4	Thrice weekly ..	Bicycle ..	M. M. Lineham ..	26 0 0	..
5	{ Karames Wharf, Karames, Market Cross, Kongahu, and Te Namu; or Little Wanganui, Te Namu, Kongahu, Market Cross, and Karames	13½	Twice weekly, and extra trips when necessary at pro rata rates	Motor-truck	M. McLean ..	75 0 0	31/12/31
		16
6	Karames Wharf and Post-office ..	1	As required ..	Bicycle ..	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
7	Market Cross and Oparsra ..	8	Twice weekly ..	Motor-car ..	H. R. Satherley ..	15 0 0	..
8	Mokihinui Camp and Corbyvale ..	16	As required ..	Motor-truck	Public Works Dept.	Nil	..
9*	Mokihinui Railway-station and St. Helens	1	Daily (two trips)	Foot or bicycle	Miss C. J. Marris	..	..
10	Nikau Railway-station and Miko ..	⅔	Twice weekly (two trips per day)	Foot or bicycle	S. G. Ball ..	5 0 0	..
11	St. Helens and Mokihinui Camp ..	7	As required ..	Motor-truck	Public Works Dept.	Nil	..
12	Te Namu and Taffytown Camp ..	11	As required ..	Motor-truck	Public Works Dept.	Nil	..
13	Waimangaroa letter-delivery ..	2	Daily ..	Foot ..	Miss I. Griffiths	20 0 0	..
14	Waimangaroa Railway-station and Post-office	⅓	As required ..	Motor-lorry	J. Bradley ..	1/6 per trip	..
15	{ Waimangaroa and Denniston ..	14	Twice daily ..	} Motor-car ..	Gardiner and Wilson	270 0 0	31/12/31
	Denniston and Burnett’s Face ..	4	Daily ..
16	Westport and Cape Foulwind ..	14	Twice weekly ..	Motor-van ..	R. Elley ..	18 0 0	..
17	Westport and Karames ..	80	Twice weekly ..	Motor-vessel	H. Soares ..	1,200 0 0	31/12/31
18	Westport, vessels in harbour, Railway-station, and Chief Post-office	..	As required ..	Motor-lorry and horse-lorry	A. Craddock ..	145 0 0	31/12/31

Service performed by non-permanent officer. Payment included in salary.

By Authority: W. A. G. SKINNER, Government Printer, Wellington.

Price 1s.]

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🚂 Postal service contracts and subsidies for Wellington district (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPostal services, Wellington, Contractors, Subsidies, Mail routes
👱🏽 Names

J. A. Hunter, Contractor for Wellington and Titahi Bay service
P. C. Taylor, Contractor for Whakataki and Mataikona Homestead service

🚂 Postal service contracts and subsidies for Westport district

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPostal services, Westport, Contractors, Subsidies, Mail routes
👱🏽 Names

11 names identified

A. F. Smallholme, Contractor for Granity Railway-station, Post-office, Millerton, and Stockton Mine service
M. M. Lineham, Contractor for Junction of Karames and Little Wanga-nui Roads and Arapito service
M. McLean, Contractor for Karames Wharf, Karames, Market Cross, Kongahu, and Te Namu service
H. R. Satherley, Contractor for Market Cross and Oparsra service
C. J. Marris (Miss), Contractor for Mokihinui Railway-station and St. Helens service
S. G. Ball, Contractor for Nikau Railway-station and Miko service
I. Griffiths (Miss), Contractor for Waimangaroa letter-delivery service
J. Bradley, Contractor for Waimangaroa Railway-station and Post-office service
R. Elley, Contractor for Westport and Cape Foulwind service
H. Soares, Contractor for Westport and Karames service
A. Craddock, Contractor for Westport, vessels in harbour, Railway-station, and Chief Post-office service

👩‍💼 Officials

W. A. G. Skinner, Government Printer

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