New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 17

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✨ Postal Services Schedule

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 17

POSTAL DISTRICT OF CHRISTCHURCH—continued.

Number of Service.	Service.	Total Mileage.	Frequency.	Mode of Conveyance.	Name of Contractor.	Annual Subsidy.	Date of Termination of Contract.
7	Ashburton, Mount Somers, Springburn, and Alford Forest (part rural delivery)	96¾	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	A. A. Oliver ..	£ s. d. 411 0 0	31/12/37
8	Ashburton and Eiffelton (rural delivery)	85	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	T. W. McKee ..	365 0 0	31/12/37
9	Ashburton and Longbeach (rural delivery)	38½	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	E. W. Belcher ..	155 0 0	31/12/37
10	Ashburton and Mayfield .. ..	41½	Daily .. ..	Omnibus ..	Nell’s Motor Company	13 0 0	..
11	Ashburton and Mayfield (part rural delivery)	87½	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	A. M. Kingsbeer	290 0 0	31/12/37
12	Ashburton and Methven (part rural delivery)	47	Daily .. ..	Omnibus ..	W. McKie ..	180 0 0	31/12/37
13	Ashburton and Newland (rural delivery)	85½	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	J. W. Ramsay ..	295 0 0	31/12/37
14	Ashburton Railway-station and Post-office	½	As required, up to six trips daily	Motor-truck	S. Cunliffe ..	1s. 4d. trip	31/12/37
15*	Ashley Bank Railway-station and Post-office	¼	Twice daily .. ..	Foot ..	R. H. Harris ..	..	..
16	Barry’s Bay and Wainui .. ..	11	Daily .. ..	Gig ..	Mrs. J. Hawker	85 0 0	31/12/37
17	Belfast Railway-station and Post-office	1	Five times daily ..	Foot ..	A. Brown ..	10 0 0	..
18	Cheviot and Spotswood (rural delivery)	31½	Daily .. ..	Motor-truck	T. E. Rapley ..	145 0 0	31/12/37
19	Christchurch Chief Post Office and Government Buildings (delivery of Labour Department’s private-bag)	1	Thrice daily .. ..	Foot ..	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
20	Christchurch Chief Post Office and suburban trams	¼	As required .. ..	Foot ..	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
21	Christchurch Chief Post Office and Victoria Square, C. 1	½	Twice daily .. ..	Bicycle ..	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
22	Christchurch (delivery of parcels within radius of half-mile of Chief Post Office	..	Daily .. ..	Motor-lorry	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
23	Christchurch (delivery of postmen’s overflow bags in city and suburbs)	..	As required .. ..	Motor-lorry	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
24	Christchurch, Doyleston, Leeston, and Southbridge	66	Daily .. ..	Omnibus ..	W. J. Day ..	20 0 0	..
25	Christchurch, Doyleston, Leeston, and Southbridge (part rural delivery)	130½	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	J. H. Baird ..	397 0 0	31/12/37
26	Christchurch, Governor’s Bay, Allandale, and Teddington	32	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	J. A. Harris and T. H. Radcliffe	126 0 0	31/12/37
27	Christchurch, Glenroy, Windwhistle House, and Lake Coleridge	138	Thrice weekly .. ..	Omnibus ..	M. J. Jeal ..	150 0 0	31/12/37
28	Christchurch, Halswell, and Tai Tapu	22	Twice daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	T. Ramsay ..	40 0 0	..
29	Christchurch and Marshland .. ..	8	Daily .. ..	Horse and cart	C. D. Palmer ..	13 10 0	..
30	Christchurch: Railway-station, Chief Post Office, High Street, and clearing receivers in city and suburbs at 10 p.m.	..	As required .. ..	Motor-lorry	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
31	Christchurch and all sub-offices on tram routes	..	As required .. ..	Tram-car ..	Christchurch Tramway Board	400 0 0	..
32	Christchurch, Springston Railway, and Springston (part rural delivery)	134	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	E. R. Truman ..	450 0 0	31/12/37
33	Christchurch, Tuahiwi, Rangiora, Fernside, Cust, Bennetts, and Oxford	86	Twice daily (one free trip daily)	Omnibus ..	S. E. Clements ..	150 0 0	31/12/37
34	Christchurch, Woodend, Waikuku, Culverden, and Hanmer Springs	180	Daily, with one extra free trip inwards daily	Omnibus ..	Mockett’s Motors, Ltd.	170 0 0	31/12/37
35	Christchurch, Yaldhurst, and Greendale (part rural delivery)	109½	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	H. S. Mawson ..	393 0 0	31/12/37
36	Coalgate and Hororata (part rural delivery)	43	Daily .. ..	Motor-truck	W. E. Charles ..	250 0 0	31/12/37
37	Culverden Railway-station and Post-office	¾	Thrice daily .. ..	Foot ..	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
38	Culverden, Rotherham, and Waiau ..	29½	Thrice weekly .. ..	Omnibus ..	Mockett’s Motors, Ltd.	70 0 0	31/12/37
39	Darfield and Christchurch .. ..	28	Weekly (one way only)	Omnibus ..	M. J. Jeal ..	2 12 0	..
40	Darfield and Coalgate .. ..	7	Weekly (one way only)	Motor-car ..	N.Z. Newspapers, Ltd.	3 5 0	..
41	Darfield Railway-station and Post-office	⅛	As required .. ..	Foot ..	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
42	Darfield, Glentunnel, Coalgate, and Whitecliffs	24	Daily .. ..	Omnibus ..	L. E. Laugeson & Son	30 0 0	..
43	Darfield and Waddington (rural delivery)	38	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	S. D. Patchett ..	190 0 0	31/12/37
44	Duvauchelle, Pigeon Bay, Little Akaloa, Chorlton, Okain’s Bay, Le Bon’s Bay, and Akaroa (also depositing correspondence in boxes on Summit Road)	51	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	A. J. Read ..	315 0 0	31/12/37
45*	Glentunnel Railway-station and Post-office	½	Twice daily .. ..	Foot ..	G. Weastell ..	..	..
46	Hawarden and Hurunui (rural delivery)	17	Daily .. ..	Motor-car ..	G. Ecroyd ..	47 0 0	31/12/37
47	Hawarden and Mason’s Flat (rural delivery)	34 and 50	Daily (except to Haydon Downs weekly)	Motor-car or omnibus	G. Ecroyd ..	190 0 0	31/12/37
48	Hawarden Railway-station and Post-office	1⅜	Thrice daily .. ..	Foot ..	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
49	Hawarden and The Peaks (rural delivery)	31⅜	Daily .. ..	Motor-car or omnibus	G. Ecroyd ..	163 0 0	31/12/37
50	High Street Post-office and Christchurch Chief Post Office	¾	Eight times daily ..	Bicycle ..	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..

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

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🚂 Inland Mail Services Schedule (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated14 March 1935
KeywordsMail services, Christchurch, Contractors, Schedule
👱🏽 Names

27 names identified

A. A. Oliver, Contractor for mail service
T. W. McKee, Contractor for mail service
E. W. Belcher, Contractor for mail service
A. M. Kingsbeer, Contractor for mail service
W. McKie, Contractor for mail service
J. W. Ramsay, Contractor for mail service
S. Cunliffe, Contractor for mail service
R. H. Harris, Contractor for mail service
J. Hawker (Mrs.), Contractor for mail service
A. Brown, Contractor for mail service
T. E. Rapley, Contractor for mail service
W. J. Day, Contractor for mail service
J. H. Baird, Contractor for mail service
J. A. Harris, Contractor for mail service
T. H. Radcliffe, Contractor for mail service
M. J. Jeal, Contractor for mail service
T. Ramsay, Contractor for mail service
C. D. Palmer, Contractor for mail service
E. R. Truman, Contractor for mail service
S. E. Clements, Contractor for mail service
H. S. Mawson, Contractor for mail service
W. E. Charles, Contractor for mail service
G. Weastell, Contractor for mail service
G. Ecroyd, Contractor for mail service
S. D. Patchett, Contractor for mail service
A. J. Read, Contractor for mail service
L. E. Laugeson, Contractor for mail service

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