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✨ Mail-service Routes

JULY 18.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1999

Trigg Road to Carpenter’s, retrace to Hobsonville Road, thence along Hobsonville Road to Waimarie Road, along Waimarie Road to Whenuapai Post-office, retrace to Hobsonville Road, along Hobsonville 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 Brigham’s Creek – Riverhead Road, retrace to Old North Road, thence along Kumeu–Riverhead and Koraha Roads to Kumeu and Huapai (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 57 and 59.)

Kumeu and Whenuapai: 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, then 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 Trigg Road to Carpenter’s, retrace to Hobsonville Road, thence along Hobsonville Road to Waimarie Road, along Waimarie Road to Whenuapai Post-office, retrace to Hobsonville Road, along Hobsonville 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 Brigham’s Creek – Riverhead Road, retrace to Old North Road, thence along Kumeu–Riverhead and Koraha Roads to Kumeu and Huapai (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 31, 57, and 58.)
Mangonui and Kohumaru (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Manurewa and Whitford (part rural delivery along main road), daily.
(a) Matakohе and Hukatere: Matakohе, along main road to junction of Hukatere and Tinopai Roads, and along Silich and Drummond Roads (rural delivery), thrice weekly.

(b) Hukatere and Tinopai, thrice weekly.

Matakohе, junction Ruawai Road, Oparaku, and Parahi (rural delivery along main road to Lupton’s), thrice weekly, 1st September to 30th April; twice weekly, 1st May to 31st August.
Maungaturoto Railway-station, Whakapirau, and Batley (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Maungaturoto Railway-station, junction Rowsell’s Road, Maungaturoto, and Waipu (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 66.)
Maungaturoto Railway-station, junction Rowsell’s Road, Maungaturoto, Waipu, Ruakaka, Mata, and Whangarei, daily; thrice weekly to Mata. (Alternative to Nos. 65 and 115.)
Maungaturoto Railway-station, Paparoa, Matakohе, Ruawai, Raupo, Naumai, Tokatoka, Mititai, and Dargaville, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 4 and 87.)
New Lynn, Parau, and Huia, twice weekly.
Ohaeawai, Waimate North, Kerikeri, Waipapa, Kaeo, Kahoe Bridge, and Mangonui, daily. (Alternative to No. 78.)
Ohaeawai – Remuera Settlement: Ohaeawai, along the Ohaeawai–Okaihau Road to Te Ahu Ahu Post-office, thence to A. Faithfull’s, retrace to junction of Ohaeawai – Okaihau – Kaikohe Road to junction of Johnson’s private road, along Johnson’s private road to junction Remuera Settlement Road East to Loasby’s, retrace to Johnson’s private road, thence along Remuera Settlement Road to Ohaeawai (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Okaihau, Marangai, Utakura, and Maraeroa, thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 72 and 80.)
(a) Okaihau Railway-station and Post-office, daily.
(b) Okaihau, Marangai, Utakura, Maraeroa, and Horeke, thrice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 71, 73, 79, and 80.)
Okaihau Railway-station and Post-office, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 72, 79, and 80.)
Okaihau Railway-station, Okaihau, Rangiahua, Umawera, and Mangamuka Bridge (part rural delivery along main road with deviation along Omahuta Road), thrice weekly.
Opua, Paihia, and Russell, daily (thrice weekly to Paihia.)
Otahuhu and East Tamaki, daily.
Otahuhu Railway-station and Post-office, five trips daily.
Otiria Railway-station, Ohaeawai, Waimate North, Kerikeri, Waipapa, Kaeo, Kahoe Bridge, and Mangonui, daily. (Alternative to No. 69.)
(a) Otiria Railway-station and Okaihau Post-office, daily.
(b) Okaihau and Horeke, via Rangiahua, thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 72, 73, and 80.)
(a) Otiria Railway-station and Okaihau Post-office, daily.
(b) Okaihau, Marangai, Utakura, Maraeroa, and Horeke, thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 71, 72, 73, and 79.)
Otiria Railway-station, Pakaraka, Ohaeawai, Kaitaia, and Awanui (via Mangamuka Gorge), daily.
Pakotai and Cheddar Hills: Pakotai, along portion of Opoutiki, Waima, and Takitu Roads to Ha Ha Road (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Papakura, Clevedon South, and Clevedon (part rural delivery, via East Road), twice daily to Clevedon; daily to Clevedon South and rural delivery.
Papakura, Hunua, Paparimu, and Paparata Valley (part rural delivery to Smith’s Corner), daily.
Papakura, Waiau Pa, and Papakura: Papakura, along Beach Road to Jagger’s Road, Jagger’s Road to Jagger’s, retrace to Papakura–Waiau Road, along Papakura–Waiau Road to Urquhart’s Road, along Urquhart’s Road to Cream-stand, retrace to Papakura–Waiau Road, along Papakura–Waiau Road to Carpenter’s Road, along Carpenter’s Road, retrace to Papakura–Waiau Road, along Waiau Pa – Patumahoe Road and Patumahoe–Kingseat Road to McRobbies, retrace to Te Hihi School, along Te Hihi Road and Walter’s Road to Doyle’s, retrace to Hill’s Road, along Hill’s Road to Waiuku–Drury Road, along Waiuku–Drury Road to K. S. Wilson’s, retrace to Charles’ Corner, along Waiuku–Drury Road to White Bridge Road to Romney Park, retrace to Runciman and Great South Road to Papakura (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 86 and 88.)
Papakura and Karaka: Papakura, along Beach Road to Jagger’s Road, Jagger’s Road to Jagger’s, retrace to main road, along main road, then to Urquhart’s Road to Cream-stand, retrace to main road, then to Carpenter’s Road to Carpenter’s, retrace to main road, then to corner Papakura – Waiau Pa at McRobbie’s, retrace to Te Hihi School, thence along Te Hihi Road and Walter’s Road to Doyle’s, retrace to Hill’s Road, then to Patumahoe–Runciman Road, thence to White Bridge Road to Romney Park, retrace to Patumahoe–Runciman Road, thence to Great South Road to Papakura (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 85.)
Paparoa Railway-station, Paparoa, Matakohе, Ruawai, Raupo, Naumai, Tokatoka, Mititai, and Dargaville, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 4 and 67.)
Patumahoe and Waiau Pa: Patumahoe along Ostrich Road to junction Waiuku–Drury Road, along Waiuku–Drury Road to Hill’s Road, retrace along Waiuku–Drury Road to Ostrich Road and along Waiuku–Drury Road to one mile beyond Patumahoe – Waiau Pa Road, retrace to Patumahoe – Waiau Pa Road, thence along Patumahoe – Waiau Pa Road to Papakura – Waiau Pa Road, along Papakura – Waiau Pa Road to Waiau Pa Post-office, and return via Waiau Pa Road to Patumahoe (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 85 and 88A.)

88A. Patumahoe (rural delivery): Patumahoe along Ostrich Road to junction Waiuku–Drury Road, along Waiuku–Drury Road to one mile beyond Patumahoe – Waiau Pa Road, retrace to Patumahoe – Waiau Pa Road, and along Paumahoe – Waiau Pa Road to Patumahoe, daily. (Alternative to No. 88.)

Papatoetoe and Flat Bush: Papatoetoe, along Flat Bush Road to Landon’s, diverting to R. Wyman’s and R. Hall’s, along Thomas Road to Partridge’s, back to Landon’s, along Chapel and School Roads to McQuid’s, along Back Road to Whitford Road, down Ormiston, Chapel, Matthews, and Hillside Roads to Redoubt Road, along Redoubt Road to Carson’s, and back past Brodie’s, via Wiri Post-office to Papatoetoe (rural delivery), daily.
Parua Bay, Rukuwai, Tauraunui, Owhiwa, and Parua Bay (rural delivery), thrice weekly.

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Dated17 July 1935
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