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✨ Postal Delivery Routes

JULY 27.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1977

Main Drain Roads to Milne’s, back to Taikorea Road, thence to Kellow’s Line, Milner’s Line to J. Larsen’s, retrace, thence Tompkins’ Line, Jones’s Line, and Bank’s Line to Rongotea (part rural delivery), daily.
59. Ti-tree Point and Akitio, thrice weekly.
60. Waione–Ellingham’s: Waione, Waimiro, Easton’s woolshed, Ellingham’s, and return to Waione (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
61. (a) Waituna West and Rewa, daily.
(b) Rewa and Pakihikura (rural delivery), twice weekly.
62. 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 via Main Napier Road to Woodville (rural delivery), daily.
63. 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 ½ mile, retrace, thence Pinfold Road to Manga- rawa and Woodville (rural delivery), daily.
64. Woodville Railway-station and Post-office, as required. (Alternative to No. 65.)
65. Woodville Railway-station to Post-office (at per trip, one way only), as required (irregular). (Alternative to No. 64.)

POSTAL DISTRICT OF THAMES.

Colville and Poihakene (rural delivery), weekly.
Coroglen, Whenuakite, Tairua, Hikuai, and Puketui, twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 11.)
Coromandel, Amodéo Bay, and Colville, twice weekly.
Edgecumbe and Otakiri, daily.
Edgecumbe Railway-station and Post-office, twice daily.
Katikati and Athenree: Katikati, along main road to Turner’s cream-stand, thence retrace to Katikati, thence to Rapley’s Corner, Athenree, and retrace to Katikati (part rural delivery), daily.
Matata and McMillan’s Corner: Matata, along the Manawahe Road to McMillan’s Corner, thence along Matahi and Rendall Roads and return to Matata (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Matata Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Paeroa and Kerepehi: Paeroa, along Paeroa–Thames Road to Hubbard’s Road, thence along Hubbard’s Road to Puke Bridge, thence along Wilson’s Road to Awaite Road, along Netherton–Turua Road to Netherton Post-office to Pekapeka Road, and Kaikahu Road to Kerepehi Post-office, thence along Wharepoa Road to Netherton–Turua Road, turn to right along Netherton–Turua Road to Fisher’s Road and continue up Fisher’s Road to cream-stand. Retrace to School Road, thence along School Road passing school to Awaite Road, thence up Awaite West Road, retrace to Awaite Road, thence along Awaite Road to cream-stand, thence along Pukehau Road to Stop-bank Road, and along Stop-bank Road to Puke Bridge and down Puke Road to Paeroa (part rural delivery), daily.
Paeroa Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Puriri, Puketui, Hikuai, and Tairua, weekly. (Alternative to No. 2.)
(a) Taneatua Railway-station and Taneatua Post-office, twice daily.
(b) Taneatua, Waimana, Nukuhou North, Kutarere, Waiotahi, and Opotiki, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 13 and 14.)
Taneatua Railway-station and Opotiki (parcels only), daily. (Alternative to No. 12.)
Taneatua, Waimana, Nukuhou North, Kutarere, Waiotahi, and Opotiki, daily. (Alternative to No. 12.)
Tauranga and Mount Maunganui, daily.
Tauranga, Omanawa Falls, and Kaimai: Tauranga, along Cameron and Barke’s Roads to junction of Cambridge and Omanawa Roads, thence along Omanawa Road to Omanawa Falls Post-office re- tracing route to Cambridge Road, thence along Cambridge Road to boundary of Tauranga County on Kaimai Hill, thence retrace route to Tauranga Post-office (part rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 17 and 18.)
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. 16.)
Tauranga and Omanawa Falls: Tauranga, along Cameron and Barke’s Roads to junction of Cambridge and Omanawa Road, thence along Omanawa Road to Omanawa Falls Post-office, and return by same route to Tauranga (part rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 16.)
(a) Tauranga and Oropi, twice weekly.
(b) Oropi and Ngawaro, weekly. (Alternative to No. 20.)
Tauranga and Oropi, twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 19.)
Tauranga and Otumoetai: Tauranga via Cameron and Katikati Roads to Cambridge Road, to Bethlehem Road, thence to Bethlehem School Road, along to Carmichael’s Road and back along School Road to main road, thence along main road to Faulkner’s Road to Minden Junction and back to main road, thence along main road to Otumoetai Road and on to Lever’s gate, thence retrace to Otumoetai Road and on to Pillan’s Road to Pillan’s box and back to Otumoetai Road, thence via Otumoetai, Katikati, and Cameron Roads to Tauranga (rural delivery), daily.
Tauranga Railway-station, wharves, and Post-office, as required.
Te Aroha and Gordon: Te Aroha, crossing the Waihou River and along Stanley Road to Te Aroha West, thence along Stanley Road to Hogan’s Corner, thence along Alexander Road to Diagonal Road, retrace to Alexander Road and on to Baker’s Road to Manawaru Post-office, thence along Stanley Road to near junction of Hogan’s Corner, retrace to Manawaru Post-office, thence along Stanley Road to Shaftsbury Road and along Shaftsbury Road to Waiorongomai and on to Te Aroha Post-office (part rural delivery), daily.
Te Aroha Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Te Puke and Carruth’s: Te Puke Post-office along the main street, across the Ohineangaanga Stream, pass Te Puke Dairy Factory, turning off to left at Kenealey’s Corner along No. 3 Road, passing No. 4 Road and Muir’s Reefs Road to Carruth’s Residence No. 3 Road (rural delivery), daily, 1st September to 30th April; thrice weekly, 1st May to 31st August.
Te Puke and Douglas’s Corner: Te Puke, along main street taking first turning to left into Jocelyn Street; passing Anglican Church, continue through Boucher Avenue, join No. 2 Road, passing Hospital and No. 2 Road School past Henderson’s corner to Douglas’s farm, thence retracing route to Henderson’s corner and continue down No. 1 Road to main road, turn to left and continue over Raymond’s Bridge to Te Puke (rural delivery), daily, 1st October to 31st March; thrice weekly, 1st April to 30th September.
Te Puke and Otamarakau: Te Puke, along main south road, turn off on the north side of Rangiuru Railway-station to Te Tumu, thence along the Te Tumu Road to Hintz’s corner, turn to right and pass Howell’s to overhead bridge road, thence on to the Maketu railway-crossing road at the Maketu junction, thence to Maketu, pass Maketu School and continue to the Paengaroa junction and through the Paengaroa township, pass the Paengaroa School and traverse the old coach road passing through Pongakawa and Ohinepanea, turn up the Otamarakau Valley, continue to where the roads branch off to Campbells and Mikkelsen’s, returning to Key’s corner, thence past Gravesons to the Swamp Road, pass the Ohinepanea and Pongakawa Railway-stations, continue along the Swamp Road past Mends, cross the Maketu–Paengaroa Road, thence along to McDowells and Donovans, passing Snodgrass’s and return to Te Puke (part rural delivery), daily.
Te Puke and Papamoa: Te Puke, along main road past Bay of Plenty Dairy Company’s premises at Te Puke, thence on to main Tauranga Road, along Long Swamp Road, thence past Papamoa Railway-station traversing main road to McLeod Bros. road at 11-mile peg, retracing route to turn-off to Papamoa Beach Road and traversing that road to railway-crossing near turn-off to Mount Maunganui Road (rural delivery), daily.
Te Puke Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Te Puke, Te Matai, and Rangiuru Roads: Te Puke, over Raymond’s Bridge, past Te Puke Cemetery, thence over Waiari River to Te Matai Road turn-off, thence along Te Matai Road passing old Te Matai School to junction of Te Matai and Rangiuru Roads at Te Ranga Hall, thence along old Rotorua Road past Te Ranga School to residence of Mr. J. Dixon, then retracing route to Te Ranga Hall and traversing Rangiuru Road

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🚂 Postal Delivery Routes in Palmerston North District (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPostal Delivery, Palmerston North, Feilding, Foxton, Levin, Pahiatua, Rongotea, Sanson, Bulls, Kimbolton, Cheltenham, Apiti, Halcombe, Kairanga, Kopane, Mangawhata, Whakarongo, Pongaroa, Puketoi, Mangamaire, Ohau, Pahiatua, Makomako, Makairo, Mangatiti, North Range Road, Moore’s Junction, Pori, Aorangi, Aokautere, Fitzherbert West, Makerua, Kairanga, Kopane, Mangawhata, Whakarongo, Pongaroa, Akitio, Pukehinau, Rongotea, Taikorea

🚂 Postal Delivery Routes in Thames District

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPostal Delivery, Thames, Colville, Poihakene, Coroglen, Whenuakite, Tairua, Hikuai, Puketui, Coromandel, Amodeo Bay, Edgecumbe, Otakiri, Katikati, Athenree, Matata, McMillan’s Corner, Paeroa, Kerepehi, Puriri, Taneatua, Waimana, Nukuhou North, Kutarere, Waiotahi, Opotiki, Tauranga, Mount Maunganui, Omanawa Falls, Kaimai, Oropi, Ngawaro, Otumoetai, Te Aroha, Gordon, Te Puke, Carruth’s, Douglas’s Corner, Otamarakau, Papamoa, Rangiuru

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