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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 56

Rangiora, Loburn, and Whiterock: Rangiora, along Cone's, Dixon's, and Main Roads to Loburn, Main Road to Whiterock, retrace Main, Dixon's, and Cone's Roads to Rangiora (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 53.)
Rangiora, Sefton, Loburn, and Whiterock: Rangiora, via Cones, Fawcett's, Upper Sefton Roads to Sefton, then Upper Sefton, Carr's, Rangiora-Leithfield, Hanna's Roads to Railway-station, Petrie's, Saltwater Creek, Lower Sefton, Wyllie's, Main North, Amesbury's, Dick's, Mount Grey, Reserve, Mile, Haig's, Marshman's, Ludiman's Roads to Ludiman's; retrace to Marshman's Road, then Morgan's, Boundary, Dixon's, Main Loburn Road to Whiterock, retrace to Dixon's Road, thence Barker's, Swamp, Stoney Flat, Brady's, Bush, Feather's, Terrace, and Carr's Roads to Rangiora (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 48 and 52.)
Waiau and Kaikoura, thrice weekly.
Waipara and Motunau, and delivery of private-bags as far as Grota Paddock, daily.
Waipara and Omihi: Waipara, along Glenmark Drive to Mowat's, and retrace to King's Road, thence along King's, Main North, and Jury's Roads to Sloss's, and retrace, along Main North Road and side road to Inch's, retrace to Spye Crossing, thence to Foster's, and retrace by Main North Road to Waipara (rural delivery), daily.

POSTAL DISTRICT OF DUNEDIN.

Alexandra and Roxburgh: Alexandra via Main Road to Fruitlands, Coal Creek Flat, and Roxburgh, and retrace to Alexandra (part rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 2, 37, and 58.)
Alexandra and Roxburgh: Alexandra via Main Road to Fruitlands and Roxburgh, and retrace to Alexandra (part rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 1.)
Balclutha and Clifton Gate: Balclutha via Main South, Te Houka, and Soper's Roads to Moffat's, thence via Soper's and Te Houka Roads to Clifton Gate, returning via Te Houka and Main South Roads to Balclutha (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Balclutha and Kaimataitai: Balclutha via Paretai Settlement Road, Port Molyneux, and Kaka Point to Kaimataitai, and return via Main Paretai Road to Balclutha (part rural delivery), daily to Kaka Point; thrice weekly to Kaimataitai.
Balclutha and Pukepito: Balclutha, Bishop's, Hillend, beyond Pukekomo to McMillan's Corner, retrace to Pukekoma, thence via Wallace's Road to Awamangu and Pukepito and return to Balclutha from Campbell's via Moore's and River Roads (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Balclutha Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Balclutha and Tuapeka Mouth: Balclutha via River Road, Pukeawa and Waitahuna Roads to Greenfield Hall, past Greenfield School and across Clutha River to Clydevale, thence to Pannett's Corner, by Wharetou Road to Wharetou School, retracing to Pannett's Corner, thence to Tuapeka Mouth Punt and Tuapeka Mouth, returning direct to Balclutha via River Road (part rural delivery), daily.
Bannockburn and Nevis, weekly.
Clinton and Ashley Downs: Clinton, via Main North and Ashley Downs Roads to W. Taylor's residence, to Taumata School, returning to Clinton via Taumata Road (rural delivery), daily.
Clinton and Wairuna: Clinton, via Main South, Brown's, and Old School Roads to Wairuna Siding, via Couston's, Madden's and School Roads to Wairuna School, via Clarke's, Diver's, and Popotunua Roads to Popotunua School, Clement's Corner, McHaffie's and Pomahaka River Roads to Swan's Corner, and return to Clinton via Popotunua Road (rural delivery), daily to Wairuna; thrice weekly to Popotunua.
Cromwell and Arrowtown: Along Queenstown Road to Roaring Meg, to Waitiri, to Victoria Bridge, along Gibbston Flat to School, continue across Kawarau Bridge to Crossroads, take right-hand road to Arrowtown, thence along Arrowtown-Queenstown Road via Lower Shotover to Queenstown (part rural delivery), daily.
Cromwell and Bannockburn, five times weekly.
Cromwell and Tarras: Cromwell to Lowburn Ferry, Quartz Reef, Rocky Point, and Bendigo, past Gleeson's to Lindis Crossing, through Ardgor to Tarras, and return via McConnachie's to Lindis Crossing, thence direct to Rocky Point and Cromwell (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Cromwell and Lowburn Ferry: Cromwell to Burnt Cottage Road, along this road to Golf Links, to Higgins's Gate, to Swann's, retrace to Lowburn Ferry Hotel, cross Clutha River by punt, along Tarras Road to Middleton's, rejoin Tarras Road to Cromwell (rural delivery), daily.
Cromwell and Pembroke: Along Cromwell-Pembroke highway to Luggate, cross bridge over Clutha River, along Hawea Road to Hawea Flat, along Hawea-Maungawera Road, cross Hawea River, thence to Maungawora, to James Horn Bridge, recross Clutha River to Albert Town, thence to Pembroke (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Cromwell Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Dunback and Moonlight: Along Palmerston-Middlemarch Road, through Macrae's Flat to Moonlight School, and retrace to Dunback (part rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 18, 47, 48, and 49.)
Dunback and Moonlight: Along Palmerston-Middlemarch Road to Macrae's Flat and beyond Moonlight School to the Zigzag, returning to Macrae's Flat along Northorn Valley Road, and retrace to Dunback (part rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 17, 47, 48, and 49.)
(a) Dunedin and Brighton, daily.
(b) Brighton, Kuri Bush, Taieri Mouth, and Taieri Beach, thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 20.)
(a) Dunedin and Brighton, daily.
(b) Brighton, Kuri Bush, Taieri Mouth, Taieri Beach, and Akatore Coast School, thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 19.)
Dunedin, Glenore, Manuka Creek, Waitahuna, Forsyth, Lawrence, Evans Flat, Beaumont, Rae's Junction ("bus stopping-point"), Island Block, Miller's Flat, Ettrick, and Roxburgh (letter mails only except to and from Rae's Junction, Island Block, and Ettrick), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 22, 37, and 38.)
Dunedin, Glenore, Manuka Creek, Waitahuna, Forsyth, Lawrence, Evans Flat, Beaumont, Rae's Junction ("bus stopping-point"), Island Block, Miller's Flat, Ettrick, and Roxburgh, daily. (From 1st January to 30th April each year the mail to and from Glenore, Manuka Creek, Waitahuna, Forsyth, Lawrence, Evans Flat, Beaumont, Miller's Flat, and Roxburgh will be restricted to letters only.) (Alternative to Nos. 21, 37, and 38.)
Dunedin, Highcliffe, Pukehiki, and Sandymount, thrice weekly.
Dunedin, Macandrew Bay, Broad Bay, and Portobello, twice daily.
Glenomaru Railway-station and Otekura, thrice weekly.
Heriot and Moa Flat Estate: Heriot, via Dunrobin Hill to J. F. Harris's, thence by circuitous route to G. H. Brass's, returning to Heriot over Dunrobin Hill (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Kaitangata and Wangaloa: Kaitangata, via Wangaloa Road to corner opposite Thomas Johnson's, thence to Fall Creek, and return to Kaitangata via Coastal Road (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Kakapuaka Railway-station, Post-office, and Waitepeka, daily.
Kelso and Glenkenich: Kelso, by main Waikaka Road to J. Kirk's Corner, along Telegraph Road, deviating to Ferguson's and Falconer's, to Stalker's Corner, along Greenvale Road to Potter's Corner and Ussher's, along Waikaka Road to A. Crossan's, to McCall's gate, to Cleghorn's, and thence to A. McIntyre's via Waikoikoi Road and W. Kirk's Corner, returning to Kelso via Waikoikoi and Swamp Roads (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Kokonga Railway-station, Post-office, and Kyeburn, daily.
Lauder and Becks: Lauder to J. Mee's gate, R. Hore's gate, retrace to Main Road, along Main Road to J. Beattie's, retrace to T. H. Mee's Road, along T. H. Mee's Road to J. Passmore's, to Armstrong's, to J. Hamilton's, R. Brown's, and T. A. Clouston's gates to Lauder (rural delivery), daily.
Lawrence and Tuapeka Mouth: Lawrence to Whenuakoa, Tuapeka West, Kononi, and Tuapeka Mouth, and retrace to Lawrence (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Maclennan and Waipati: Maclennan to Papatawai, along Waikawa Road to Farquharson's Corner, around Waipati Block to Wybrows Corner on Waikawa Road, and return along Waikawa Road to Papatawai and Maclennan (part rural delivery), twice weekly.

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