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 GISBORNE—continued.

Number of Service.	Service.	Total Mileage.	Frequency.	Mode of Conveyance.	Name of Contractor.	Annual Subsidy.	Date of Termination of Contract.
12	{Gisborne, Ngatapa, and Rere ..	59	Thrice weekly (two trips); weekly to and from Rere free of cost	} Motor-car or truck	S. G. Glennie and Son	£ s. d. 126 0 0	31/12/36
	Rere and Wharekopae .. ..	20	Weekly .. ..
13	Gisborne, Makauri, Waerengaahika, Ormond, Waipaoa, and Whatatutu	60	Daily .. ..	Omnibus ..	F. G. Grey ..	96 0 0	31/12/36
14	Gisborne Wharves and vessels in roadstead	..	As required .. ..	Motor-launch	..	£2 10s. per trip	..
15	Hicks Bay and Cape Runaway ..	46	Weekly .. ..	Gig ..	J. Campbell ..	45 10 0	31/12/36
16	Hicks Bay Wharf, Hicks Bay, and Te Araroa (carriage of all ships mails handled at Hicks Bay)	20½	As required .. ..	Motor-car or coach	G. McKeddie ..	25 0 0	..
17*	Junction of Aorangi and Main Roads and Aorangi	2½	Thrice weekly .. ..	Motor-car ..	W. J. Harvey ..	Nil	..
18	Junction of East Coast and Panikau Roads and Williams’s Homestead (private-bag delivery)	12	Twice weekly .. ..	Pack horse	W. H. Williams..	35 0 0	..
19	Junction of Hicks Bay Road and Pakira (private-bag delivery)	36	Weekly .. ..	Packhorse ..	J. W. Ngatai ..	37 10 0	..
20	Junction of Main Road and Whakaangi-angi	6	Thrice weekly .. ..	Horse ..	M. W. Halliwell ..	27 0 0	..
21	Junction of Wharerata and Wairoa Roads and Wharerata	32 ch	Daily .. ..	Foot ..	J. K. Morgan ..	7 0 0	..
22	Kutarere and Opotiki .. ..	24	As required .. ..	Coach ..	(By arrangement)	Not exceeding £1 5s. per trip	..
23	Kutarere and Hiwirau (rural delivery)	24	Thrice weekly .. ..	Motor-lorry	A. W. Ruff ..	26 0 0	..
24	Manutuke and Paparatu (Jex-Blake’s) (rural delivery)	52	Twice weekly .. ..	Motor-car ..	F. Shekleton ..	87 0 0	31/12/36
25	Manutuke and Te Raurau Valley Road (rural delivery)	9½	Thrice weekly .. ..	Bicycle ..	K. G. Poulgrain..	23 10 0	..
26	Matawai and Moanui Road (rural delivery)	46	Weekly .. ..	Motor truck or car	G. R. Robb ..	65 0 0	31/12/36
27	Matawai and Oponae Road (Gibson’s) (rural delivery)	35	Weekly .. ..	Motor-car ..	C. Blomquist ..	52 0 0	31/12/36
28	Motuhora and Motu .. ..	6	Daily .. ..	Motor car or lorry	J. R. Donaldson	72 0 0	31/12/36
29	Opatu Junction and Wairata ..	5	Weekly .. ..	Horse ..	A. F. Gellert ..	15 0 0	..
30	{Opotiki and Waihau Bay— Opotiki, Torere, and Houpoto ..	52	Thrice weekly .. ..	} Motor-car	M. O. Kidd, Ltd.	137 0 0	31/12/36
	Houpoto, Omaio, Te Kaha, Raukore, and Waihau Bay	88	Weekly .. ..
31	Port Awanui Beach and Post-office ..	1	As required .. ..	Cart ..	J. Hyland ..	4s. per trip	..
32	Rakauroa Railway-station and Post-office	2	Daily .. ..	Foot ..	Miss E. Richardson	13 0 0	..
33	Ruatoria and Pakihiroa (part private-bag delivery)	34	Weekly .. ..	Buggy or pack-horse	H. G. Burnett ..	73 10 0	31/12/36
34	Ruatoria, Waiomatatini, and Port Awanui	24	Thrice weekly .. ..	Motor-car ..	H. F. Smyth ..	87 0 0	31/12/36
35	Te Araroa, Horoera, and East Cape ..	30	Weekly .. ..	Horse ..	R. T. Kohere ..	20 0 0	..
36	Te Araroa and Hicks Bay .. ..	16	Twice weekly .. ..	Motor - truck and gig	J. Campbell ..	26 0 0	..
37	Te Karaka and Kanakanaia (private-bag delivery)	30	Twice weekly, 1 Oct. to 31 May; weekly, 1 June to 30 Sept.	Motor-car ..	W. M. Jones ..	68 0 0	31/12/36
38	Te Karaka Railway-station and Post-office	50 ch	As required .. ..	Slingsby truck	(Deptl. officer) ..	..	..
39	Tikitiki and Rangitukia .. ..	6½	Twice weekly .. ..	Gig ..	P. M. Kohere ..	20 0 0	..
40	Tinaruhe and Mangawhero Station (private-bag delivery)	54	Weekly .. ..	Packhorse ..	A. F. MacDonald	96 0 0	31/12/36
41	Tokomaru Bay and Hautanoa ..	5	Twice daily (once on Saturday)	Motor - car or omnibus	R. N. Porter ..	50 0 0	31/12/36
42	Tokomaru Bay and Waipiro Bay ..	22½	Thrice weekly .. ..	Motor-car ..	H. A. McFarlane	67 0 0	31/12/36
43	Tokomaru Bay and Whakoau (private-bag delivery)	50	Weekly .. ..	Lorry, motor-car, or horse	G. Chaffey ..	96 0 0	31/12/36
44	Tokomaru Bay roadstead and wharves	..	As required .. ..	Launch ..	Tokomaru Harbour Board	Per trip, 5s. haulage; lighterage, if necessary, £3	..
45	Tokomaru Bay wharves and Post-office	5	As required .. ..	Motor-lorry..	Tokomaru Bay Garage Co.	1 0 0 per trip	..
46	{Tolaga Bay and Arataha .. ..	16	Twice weekly .. ..	} Motor-truck	A. W. Dever ..	105 0 0	31/12/36
	Arataha and Arakihi .. ..	14	Weekly .. ..	or horse
	Arataha and Puketawa (part private-bag delivery)	44	Weekly .. ..	vehicle
47	Tolaga Bay Wharf and Post-office ..	4½	As required .. ..	Motor-lorry..	P. G. Mullooly ..	10s. per trip	..
48	Waerengaokuri, Pehiri, and Tahunga (part private-bag delivery)	44	Weekly .. ..	Motor-lorry	C. Stevens ..	70 0 0	31/12/36
49	Waikohu and Whakarau (private-bag delivery)	34	Weekly .. ..	Motor-car, packhorse, or buggy	C. R. Will ..	80 0 0	31/12/36
50	Waikohu Railway-station and Post-office	400 yd	As required .. ..	Foot ..	C. R. Will ..	13 0 0	..
51	Whatatutu and Iwiroa (private-bag delivery)	24	Weekly .. ..	Motor-lorry	R. N. King ..	33 0 0	..
52	Whatatutu and Arowhana Station (private-bag delivery)	38	Weekly .. ..	Motor-lorry..	R. N. King ..	63 0 0	31/12/36

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🚂 Inland Mail Services Schedule (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsMail services, Gisborne, Contractors, Schedule
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

S. G. Glennie, Contractor for mail service
F. G. Grey, Contractor for mail service
J. Campbell, Contractor for mail service
G. McKeddie, Contractor for mail service
W. J. Harvey, Contractor for mail service
W. H. Williams, Contractor for mail service
J. W. Ngatai, Contractor for mail service
M. W. Halliwell, Contractor for mail service
J. K. Morgan, Contractor for mail service
A. W. Ruff, Contractor for mail service
F. Shekleton, Contractor for mail service
K. G. Poulgrain, Contractor for mail service
G. R. Robb, Contractor for mail service
C. Blomquist, Contractor for mail service
J. R. Donaldson, Contractor for mail service
A. F. Gellert, Contractor for mail service
M. O. Kidd, Contractor for mail service
J. Hyland, Contractor for mail service
E. Richardson (Miss), Contractor for mail service
H. G. Burnett, Contractor for mail service
H. F. Smyth, Contractor for mail service
R. T. Kohere, Contractor for mail service
W. M. Jones, Contractor for mail service
P. M. Kohere, Contractor for mail service
A. F. MacDonald, Contractor for mail service
R. N. Porter, Contractor for mail service
H. A. McFarlane, Contractor for mail service
G. Chaffey, Contractor for mail service
A. W. Dever, Contractor for mail service
P. G. Mullooly, Contractor for mail service
C. Stevens, Contractor for mail service
C. R. Will, Contractor for mail service
R. N. King, Contractor for mail service

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