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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 52

the Arapohue-Mangarata Road to Lambie’s, retrace
to Speedy’s Corner, turn to right and return to post-
office via the Turiwiri Road (rural delivery), thrice
weekly.

Dargaville and Hoanga : Dargaville, along main road to
Hoanga North Wharf (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Dargaville, Mangawhare, Aratapu, and Te Kopuru, daily.
(Alternative to No. 21.)
(a) Dargaville, Mangawhare, Aratapu, and Te Kopuru,
daily.

(b) Te Kopuru and Tangaihi (part rural delivery along
main road), twice weekly.

(Alternative to Nos. 20 and 110.)

Dargaville, Wekaweka, Waimamaku, Waiotemarama,
and Opononi, thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 97.)
Devonport Wharf and Takapuna, thrice daily from,
twice daily to. (Alternative to Nos. 9, 10, and 24.)
Devonport Wharf, Takapuna, Milford, Campbell’s Bay,
Mairangi Bay, Brown’s Bay, and Torbay, thrice daily
from, twice daily to, Takapuna ; Milford, &c., daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 9, 10, 23, and 103.)
Drury Railway-station, Runciman, Ramarama, and
Bombay, twice daily, Monday to Friday; once on
Saturday.
Helensville and Parakai, twice daily, except Thursday,
when one trip only.
Henderson and Massey : Henderson, along Great North
Road, Birdwood Road, along Red Hill Road to
corner Sunny Dale Road, retrace to Birdwood Road,
along Birdwood and Great North Roads to Royal
Road, along Royal Road half a mile, retrace to Great
North Road, along Great North Road to Sandford’s,
return via Great North and Lincoln Roads to
Henderson (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Herekino and Whangape, twice weekly. (Alternative
to Nos. 13, 14, and 29.)
Herekino and Whangape, thrice weekly. (Alternative
to Nos. 13, 14, and 28.)
Hikurangi, Tanekaha, and Riponui : Hikurangi along
Jordan Valley Road to turn off Jordan-Riponui Road,
along that road to Heaton’s, retrace to Jordan Valley
Road, along Jordan Valley Road to Riponui Road,
along Riponui Road to junction Beardsell’s Road,
retrace to Jordan Valley Road and along Jordan
Valley Road and main highway to Hukerenui Post-
office (rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to
Nos. 33 and 34.) (Tenderers may submit an alterna-
tive price for this service providing for the return
journey from Hukerenui to Hikurangi to be made via
the Main Road.)
Horeke and Kohukohu, thrice weekly.
Huapai (rural delivery) : Collect mail from Huapai and
Kumeu, thence along Kumeu-Taupaki Road to
Hanham’s Road, along Hanham’s Road to Tawa
Road, along Tawa Road to Annett’s Road, one mile
along Annett’s Road, retrace to Awa Road, along Awa
and Frost’s Roads to Auckland Road, along Auckland
Road to Huapai Road, along Huapai Road to Puke
Road, retrace to Motu Road, along Motu Road to Tawa
Road, thence along Tawa and Access Roads, along
Station Road to Rodgers’, retrace to Access Road,
along Access Road to railway-line at Kumeu, daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 57 and 59.)
Hukerenui and Riponui (rural delivery), twice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 30 and 34.)
Hukerenui and Riponui (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 30 and 33.)
Junction Kamo - Pipiwai and Otakairangi Roads, along
Otakairangi Road to Rowland’s (rural delivery),
thrice weekly.
Kaeo and Omaunu (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Kaeo and Whangaroa, thrice weekly.
Kahee Bridge, Saies, Totara North, and Otangaroa,
thrice weekly.
Kaikohe, Tautoro, and Awarua : Kaikohe, along
Mangakahia Road to Otaienga Road, and Otaienga
Road to Tansey’s (part rural delivery), twice weekly.
Kaikohe, Ngawha, and Ohaeawai, thrice weekly.
Kaikohe and Punakitere, thrice weekly.
Kaikohe Railway-station and Post-office, nine trips
weekly.
Kaikohe Railway-station, Kaikohe, Taheke, Waima,
Omanaia, and Rawene, daily.
Kaipara Flats and Warkworth : Kaipara Flats, along
main road to Warkworth, returning via Woodcocks
Road (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Kaitaia, Ahipara, and Herekino : Kaitaia, along main
road with extension along Ahipara Road to Beach
(part rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to
Nos. 46 and 47.)
Kaitaia, Ahipara, and Herekino : Kaitaia, along main
road to Ahipara Post-office, thence to J. N. Berghan’s,
on Ninety-mile Beach, retrace to Roma Road, along
Roma and Herekino Roads to Herekino Post-office,
along Diggers’ Valley Road to Takahue Saddle Road
to Te Rore Road, along Te Rore Road to R. H.
Dixon’s, retrace to Takahue Saddle Road, thence to
D. Banks’, retrace to Herekino-Takahue Road, along
Herekino-Takahue Road to S. Powell’s, retrace to
Kaitaia-Mangonui Road, thence to Kaitaia (part
rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos.
45, 47, and 49.)
Kaitaia, Ahipara, and Herekino : Kaitaia, along main
road to Ahipara Post-office, thence to J. N. Berghan’s,
on Ninety-mile Beach, retrace to Roma Road, along
Roma and Herekino Roads to Herekino Post-office,
along Diggers’ Valley Road to Takahue Saddle Road
to Te Rore Road, along Te Rore Road to R. H.
Dixon’s, retrace to Takahue Saddle Road, thence to
D. Banks’, retrace to Herekino-Takahue Road, along
Herekino-Takahue Road to S. Powell’s, retrace to
Kaitaia-Mangonui Road, thence to Kaitaia (part
rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 45, 46,
and 49.)
Kaitaia, Awanui, Waipapakauri, Waiharara, Pukenui,
Houhora, Waihopo, Ngataki, and Te Kao, twice
weekly. (Alternative to No. 8.)
Kaitaia, Peria, Oruru, and Mangonui : Kaitaia, along
main road via Fairburn’s, along Mangatoitoi Road to
Harrison’s, retrace to main road, along main road to
Mangonui, returning via Taipa Road to Oruru, Peria,
Victoria Valley, Diggers’ Valley, and Takahue to
Kaitaia (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to
Nos. 46, 47, and 50.)
Kaitaia, Peria, Oruru, and Mangonui : Kaitaia, along
main road via Fairburns, along Mangatoitoi Road to
Harrison’s, retrace to main road, along main road
to Mangonui, returning via Taipa Road to Oruru,
Peria, Victoria Valley to Kaitaia (part rural delivery),
daily. (Alternative to No. 49.)
Kaiwaka Railway-station, Kaiwaka, Hakaru, and
Mangawai, thrice weekly.
Kaukapakapa, Glorit, Hoteo Bridge, Tauhoa, Hoteo,
and Kaipara Flats (part rural delivery along main
road), thrice weekly.
Kaukapakapa, Parakakau, and Upper Waiwera (part
rural delivery with extension along Waitoki and
North Roads), thrice weekly.
Kirikopuni Railway-station, Kirikopuni, and Tangi-
teroria, daily.
Kiripaka and Matapouri : Kiripaka, along Kaiatea and
Ngunguru Roads to Matapouri River (rural delivery),
twice weekly.
Kohukohu, Motukaraka, Broadwood, and Okio : Kohu-
kohu via Motukaraka-Broadwood Road and returning
via Broadwood - Te Karae Road with deviation to
Kelly’s 1½ miles beyond site of old Tutekehua
Post-office (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Kumeu (rural delivery) : Collect mail from Huapai and
Kumeu, thence along Kumeu-Taupaki Road to
Hanham’s Road, to Tawa Road, along Tawa Road to
Awa Road, along Awa and Frost’s Roads to Auck-
land Road, along Auckland Road to Huapai Road,
along Huapai Road to Puke Road, retrace to Motu
Road, along Motu Road to Tawa Road, thence along
Tawa and Access Roads, along Station Road to
Rodgers’, retrace to Access Road, along Access Road
to railway-line at Kumeu, thence along main Auck-
land Road round Garry’s Corner to Hobsonville
Road, along Hobsonville Road to Dale Road, along
Dale and Riverlea Roads to Hill’s gate, retrace to
Hobsonville Road, along Hobsonville Road to Trigg
Road, down Trigg Road to White’s, retrace to Hobson-
ville Road, thence along Hobsonville Road to Wai-
marie Road, along Waimarie Road to Wisely’s
Corner, retrace to Hobsonville Road, along Hobson-
ville Road to Junction Henderson-Hobsonville Road,
along Henderson-Hobsonville Road to Great North
Road, along Great North Road to Garry’s Corner,
up Old North Road to Kumeu-Riverhead Road,
along Kumeu-Riverhead Road to Brighams Creek -
Riverhead Road, retrace to Old North Road, thence
along Kumeu-Riverhead and Koraha Roads to
Kumeu and Huapai, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 31,
58, and 59.)
Kumeu and Whenuapai : Along main Auckland Road
round Garry’s Corner to Hobsonville Road, along
Hobsonville Road to Dale Road, along Dale and
Riverlea Roads to Hill’s gate, retrace to Hobsonville
Road, along Hobsonville Road to Trigg Road, down

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