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New Zealand Gazette – 1936 – No. 57

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✨ Postal Service Contracts

POSTAL DISTRICT OF NAPIER.

Waerengaokuri and Tahunga (private-bag delivery),
twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 28.)
Waikohu and Whakarau (private-bag delivery), weekly.
Whatatutu and Arowhana Station (private-bag delivery),
weekly.
(a) Hastings: Delivery of parcels and packets which
may be handed to contractor and postmen's overflow bags within postmen's delivery, twice daily.
(b) Hastings Railway-station and Post-office, daily as required. (Alternative to Nos. 2 and 3.)
Hastings: Delivery of parcels and packets which may be handed to contractor and postmen's overflow bags within postmen's delivery, twice daily. (Alternative to No. 1.)
Hastings Railway-station and Post-office, as required. (Alternative to No. 1.)
Hastings and Havelock North, thrice daily.
Hastings and Mangateretere: Hastings, along Karamu Road to Whakatu (via Mangateretere), along Whakatu Stock Road and retrace to Whakatu, along Haumoana Road to Lawn Road to Junction Waimarama Road, along Thompson Road to Havelock-Napier Road, and along Karamu Road to Hastings (rural delivery), daily.
Hastings and Kereru—
(a) Hastings, Fernhill, and Maraekakaho, daily.
(b) Maraekakaho and Kereru (private-bag delivery), thrice weekly.
(c) Maraekakaho and Glen Lyon Station (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 7 and 14.)
Hastings, Fernhill, and Maraekakaho, daily. (Alternative to No. 6.)
Hastings and Torran Homestead (private-bag delivery), daily.
Hastings and Waiwhare Homestead: Hastings through Fernhill to Waiwhare Homestead (private-bag delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 11.)
Hastings and Whanawhana Homestead: Hastings through Fernhill to Kohatunui via Matapiro Road, returning via Crownthorpe Road (private-bag delivery), twice weekly. (Alternative to No. 11.)
Hastings and Waiwhare Homestead: Hastings through Fernhill to Kohatunui, traversing both Matapiro and Crownthorpe Roads, via Otamauri Road to Waiwhare Homestead, and returning via Inland Patea Road (private-bag delivery), thrice weekly. (Alternative to Nos. 9 and 10.)
Haumoana and Clifton: Haumoana, along Te Awanga Road to Clifton, along Raymond's Road to MacNiven's box, to Lloyd's box, returning via Tuki Tuki Road (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 16.)
Havelock North and Waimarama: Havelock North along Maraetotara Road to Waipoapoa Road to post-office, Waimarama, returning to Havelock North via Waimarama Road (part private-bag delivery), twice weekly.
Maraekakaho and Kereru—
(a) Maraekakaho and Kereru (private-bag delivery), thrice weekly.
(b) Maraekakaho and Glenlyon Station (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 6.)
Napier and Arapawanui Station (private-bag delivery), weekly.
Napier and Fernhill—
(a) Napier, Greenmeadows, and Taradale, twice daily.
(b) Napier, Greenmeadows, Taradale, via Redcliff Road to Inglis' box on main Taradale-Puketapu Road, return to Redcliff Road to Puketapu, Waiohiki Dairy Factory, Fernhill, Twyford, Clive-Grange, via Tuki Tuki Road to Lloyd's box, return via Raymond's Road to MacNiven's box to Te Awanga Road to Clifton, returning to Haumoana, Pakowhai, Meeanee, returning to Napier via Napier-Hastings main highway (part rural delivery), daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 12 and 17.)
Napier and Fernhill—
(a) Napier, Greenmeadows, and Taradale, twice daily.
(b) Napier, Greenmeadows, Taradale, via Redcliff Road to Inglis' box on main Taradale-Puketapu Road, return to Redcliff Road to Puketapu, Waiohiki Dairy Factory, Fernhill, Twyford, Clive-Grange to Haumoana, Pakowhai, Meeanee, returning to Napier via Napier-Hastings main highway (part rural delivery), daily.
(Alternative to No. 16.)
Napier, Tangoio, Tutira, Putorino, Kotemaori, Raupunga, Mohaka, Wairoa, Whakaki, Nuhaka, Moreere, Wharerata, Bartlett's, Muriwai, Manutuke, Makaraka, and Gisborne, daily. (Service to provide for conveyance of all mails at night between Napier and Gisborne. Leave Napier 7 p.m., arrive Gisborne 5 a.m.; leave Gisborne 7 p.m., arrive Napier 5 a.m.) (Subject to cancellation after 31/12/38 in the event railway extension.)
Napier, and Puketitiri—
(a) Napier, Rissington, Patoka, and Puketitiri, thrice weekly.
(b) Napier, Puketapu, Rissington, Patoka, and Puketitiri (part private-bag delivery), thrice weekly.
Norsewood and Ngamoko: Norsewood south along Napier-Wellington Road to Pedersen’s Road, via Third Line Road to Jens Andersen’s and Magnussen’s Roads along Dassler’s Road to Todd’s, returning and along Manawatu Road to Murphy’s, back to Magnussen’s Road, Gundries Road, Main Napier Road, Norsewood-Ormondville Road, Whitiatararoad to Kopua-Norsewood Road, returning to Norsewood along Napier Road (rural delivery), daily.
Nuhaka, Waikokopu, Opoutama, and Kopuawhara, daily.
Omahanui and Shannon Station: Omahanui, Matakuhia Station, and Shannon Station (private-bag delivery), twice weekly.
Onga Onga and Hinerua: Onga Onga and Hinerua via Blackburn Road (part rural delivery), twice weekly.
Ormondville, South Norsewood, and Norsewood, twice daily.
Ormondville and Waikopiro—
(a) Ormondville to junction of Waikopiro and Maunga Road, daily.
(b) Ormondville and Pedersen’s Gate (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Otane and Argyll East: Otane, along Higginson Street and main Napier-Waipawa Road to Otane Road, along Otane Road to Argyll East, thence along Onepu Road to Groome’s Corner, to MacMillan’s, Groome’s Corner, returning to Otane via Anaroa and Te Aute Road (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Otane and Patangata: Otane, along Weber Street to Waipawa-Patangata Road, along Waipawa-Patangata Road to Smith’s box, thence via Tod’s Corner, Te Kura Settlement and Millar Road to Patangata, two miles along St. Lawrence Road, Elsthorpe and Kirakau, returning to Otane direct (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Porangahau and Manawaangi: Porangahau, along Porangahau Road and Te Uri Road to Manawaangi (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Ruakituri and Papuni (private-bag delivery), twice weekly, 1st November to 30th April; weekly, 1st May to 31st October.
Takapau and Makaretu—
(a) Takapau, along Onga Onga Road, Punawai Road, Waldin’s Road, Ashley, Clinton, Clinton Gorge Road to Makaretu, returning by same route. Once weekly outward journey to be made from Takapau via Burnside Road, Fairfield Road, Ashcott Road (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(b) Takapau, along Onga Onga Road, Black’s Road, Tangarewa Road, Ashley, Clinton, Waldin’s Road, Punawai Road to Makaretu, returning same route (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Takapau and Otawhao Block: Takapau to Bayliss’ Corner, dairy factory, main highway to next corner across block to Whenuahou Station, and back to Takapau (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Takapau and South Makaretu: Takapau to Nepe’s Corner through Rakautatahi, crossing the Makaretu River near Thomson’s, returning through South Makaretu to Takapau (rural delivery), twice weekly.
Waipawa and Blackhead—
(a) Waipawa, Pourere, and Blackhead, and returning to Waipawa direct, weekly.
(b) Waipawa, Motere Station, Pourere, and Blackhead, and returning to Waipawa direct, weekly.
(c) Waipawa, Motere Station, and Clareinch, and returning to Waipawa direct (rural and private-bag delivery), weekly.
(Alternative to No. 34.)

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