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✨ Mail-service Contracts

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 52

(a) Pokeno and Mangatawhiri (part rural delivery, with extension to Appleby’s Bridge), daily.
(b) Mangatawhiri, Mangatangi, Miranda, and Kaiaua, thrice weekly.
Pokeno and Maramarua, thrice weekly.
Port Albert and Wharehine, with extension to E. Blackburn’s (part rural delivery along main West Coast Road), thrice weekly.
Pukekohe and Pukekohe East: Pukekohe, along Pukekohe–Bombay Road to Pukekohe East Road, along Pukekohe East Road to Hall and Coutts, retrace to Rutherford’s Road, along Rutherford’s Road to W. J. Robinson’s, retrace to corner of Pukekohe East and Pukekohe–Bombay Roads, along Pukekohe–Bombay Road to Whitmore’s, retrace to Pukekohe East–Tuakau Road, along Pukekohe East–Tuakau Road to Jericho Road, thence along Yates Road and Buckland–Bombay Road, returning to Pukekohe via Pukekohe–Bombay Road (rural delivery), daily.
Pukekohe and Puni: Pukekohe, along King, West, and Victoria Streets and Old Patumahoe Road, along Belmont Road to Patumahoe Road, Patumahoe Road to Rogers Road, half a mile down Rogers Road, retrace to Patumahoe Road, Patumahoe Road to Union Road, Union and Patumahoe Roads to Coplands, thence via Wily’s Road to Quinn Road, along Quinn Road to Wright’s Road, Quinn and Pilgrim Roads to Waiuku Road, thence Waiuku Road to Tramway Road, along Mauku Road to Emmett’s, retrace to Tramway Road to Waiuku–Aka Aka Road, Waiuku–Aka Aka Road to Red Hill, retrace to Tramway Road, along Tramway Road, half a mile down Soldiers’ Settlement Road, retrace to Puni School, thence along Puni–Pukekohe Road to Pukekohe (rural delivery), daily.
Ramarama and Ararimu: Ramarama, along main road to site of old Ararimu Post-office, with extension to Drake’s (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Rawene, Oue, Whirinaki, Junction Koutu Road, Opononi, Waiotemarama, Waimamaku, and Wekaweka, thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 22 and 98.)
Rawene, Oue, Whirinaki, junction Koutu Road and Opononi, thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 97.)
Ruawai and Soldiers’ Block: Ruawai, along Jellicoe Road, Dunn’s Road to Whitcombe’s Road, along Whitcombe’s and Robinson’s Roads to Tramway Road, along Tramway Road to Stewart’s Road, Stewart’s Road and Access Road to Hodgson’s Road, along Hodgson’s, Matakoe, Smith’s, and Armstrong’s Roads to Te Kowhai Road, Te Kowhai Road to Wilson’s, retrace to Armstrong’s Road, along Awaroa Road, Creamery Road, Matakoe Road to Mapau Road, Mapau Road to Parker’s, retrace to Matakoe Road, Matakoe Road to Ruawai (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Runciman and Tuhimata: Runciman, along Great South Road and Pukekohe East Road to Smith’s (rural delivery), daily.
Russell and Purerua, weekly.
Silverdale and Whangaparaoa, thrice weekly.
Takapuna, Milford, Campbell’s Bay, Mairangi Bay, Brown’s Bay, and Torbay, daily. (Alternative to Nos. 10 and 24.)
Tangowahine and Ruddles: Tangowahine, along Tangowahine Valley Road and including Avoca Road to Onetea Post-office (part rural delivery), thrice weekly to Onetea; thrice weekly, 1st October to 31st May, twice weekly, 1st June to 30th September, to Ruddles.
Tangowahine Railway-station and Dargaville, daily.
Taupaki (rural delivery): Along Amrein’s Road to Smith’s, retrace to Nelson Road, along Nelson and Nixon Roads to Taupaki–Brigham’s Creek Road, along Taupaki–Brigham’s Creek Road to Taupaki, from Taupaki to School Road, along main road to Bockman’s, to Cuthbert’s Hill, thence via Hunter’s and main road to Taupaki, daily.
Te Hana and Te Arai (part rural delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 108.)
Te Hana and Te Arai (part rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 107.)
Te Kao, Parenga, and Te Hapua, fortnightly.
Te Kopuru and Tangaihi (part rural delivery along main road), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 21.)
Titoki and Houto (rural delivery along main road), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 129 and 131.)
Tuakau, junction Opuatia Road and Glen Murray (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Tuakau and Onewhero, daily.
Tuakau and Port Waikato, twice weekly.
Waipu, Ruakaka, Mata, and Whangarei, daily; thrice weekly to Mata. (Alternative to No. 66.)
Waiuku and Aka Aka: Waiuku, along Otawa Road to Bothwell Park Road, along Bothwell Park Road 2½ miles, retrace to Otawa Road, thence to Otawa Post-office, thence via Aka Aka Cheese-factory round the block past Flexman’s, Garland’s, and Sedgwick’s, thence along Swamp Road past Sinclair’s, Colbeck’s, and Enright’s to corner of concrete bridge, along Goodwin Road straight on to Holst–Rasmussen’s Corner, returning along Goodwin Road, thence over concrete bridge to Hermitage Corner, thence via Horseshoe Corner, Hull’s Road, and George Street to Waiuku (part rural delivery), daily.
Waiuku, Waipipi, Kohekohe, Pollok Settlement, Awhitu, and Awhitu Central (part rural delivery returning via Te Toro Road), thrice weekly.
Waiuku and Pukeoware: Waiuku, Glenbrook Road, Glenbrook Post-office, retrace to Mission Bush Road to McLarin’s Beach to F. P. O’Brien’s, retrace to McCrystal Road, along main road past Schlup’s to Conroy’s Corner, retrace to Hall Corner, along Hall Road to Ti Ti Corner, along Pukekohe Road via Pukeoware to Waiuku (part rural delivery), daily.
Waiuku Railway-station and Post-office, twice daily.
Warkworth and Matakana, daily (rural boxes thrice weekly). (Alternative to Nos. 2 and 121.)
Warkworth, Matakana, Big Omaha, and Leigh (part rural delivery), daily to Matakana; thrice weekly to rural boxes, Big Omaha and Leigh. (Alternative to Nos. 2 and 120.)
Wellsford and Pakiri (part rural delivery along main road), twice weekly.
Wellsford and Tomarata: Wellsford, along Great North Road past Day’s Corner three-eighths of a mile, retrace to Day’s Corner, along Red Bridges Road to Tomarata Road, along Tomarata Road to Matakana Corner and to Sinclair’s Corner, retrace to Matakana Corner, along Pakiri Block Road to Hadley’s, retrace to road junction and along Pakiri Block Road to Driller’s (rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 124.)
Wellsford and Tomarata: Wellsford, along Great North Road to Sinclair’s Corner, to Matakana Corner, thence along Pakiri Block Road to Hadley’s, retrace to road junction, thence along Pakiri Block Road to Driller’s, retrace to road junction, and return to Wellsford via main Tomarata and Bluff Roads (rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to No. 123.)
Wellsford Railway-station, Wellsford, Port Albert Central, and Port Albert, daily.
Wellsford and Wayby: Wellsford, along main highway to the Wayby–Mangawai Junction Road, thence along Wayby–Mangawai Road to Waldron’s, retrace to Grant’s Corner, thence along Wayby–Hoteo North Road to Stevenson’s, retrace to Grant’s Corner, via Oldfield and Wayby–Hoteo North Roads, and along main highway to Wellsford (rural delivery), daily.
Whangarei and Kokopu: Whangarei, along Maunu Road and Kaitara Road to Devereux’s (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(a) Whangarei, Maungatapere, Poroti, Titoki, Parakao, Pakotai, and Mangakahia Bridges (part rural delivery), daily.
(b) Mangakahia Bridges to Awarua Store (rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 129, 130, and 131.)
(a) Whangarei, Maungatapere, Poroti, Titoki, Houto, Parakao, Pakotai, and Mangakahia Bridges (part rural delivery), daily.
(b) Mangakahia Bridges to Awarua Store (rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 111, 128, 130, and 131.)
(a) Whangarei, Maungatapere, Poroti, Titoki, Parakao, Pakotai, and Mangakahia Bridges (with extension along Maungatapere–Dargaville Road to Otuhi Road, along Otuhi Road to Kerr’s and Prouse’s, retrace to Maungatapere–Dargaville Road, thence to Kerehunga Road to P. Cooke’s) (part rural delivery), daily; and thrice weekly to Maungatapere section.
(b) Mangakahia Bridges and Awarua Store (rural delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 128, 129, and 131.)
(a) Whangarei, Maungatapere, Poroti, Titoki, Houto, Parakao, Pakotai, and Mangakahia Bridges (with extension along Maungatapere–Dargaville Road to Otuhi Road, along Otuhi Road to Kerr’s and Prouse’s, retrace to Maungatapere–Dargaville Road, thence to Kerehunga Road to P. Cooke’s) (part rural delivery), daily; and thrice weekly to Maungatapere section.

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Dated17 July 1935
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