New Zealand Gazette – 1937 – No. 15

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✨ Postal Services Schedules

Mar. 11.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 567

POSTAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND—continued.

Number of Service.	Service.	Total Mileage.	Frequency.	Mode of Conveyance.	Name of Contractor.	Annual Subsidy.	Date of Termination of Contract.
202	Parenga steamer and Post-office	1	Fortnightly	Launch	E. T. Frost	£ s. d. 5s. per trip	..
203	Parua Bay and Owhiwa (rural delivery)	14	Thrice weekly	Horse	W. B. Holt	78 0 0	31/12/38
204	Patumahoe and Waiau Pa (part rural delivery)	25	Daily	Motor-truck	R. S. Brown	104 0 0	31/12/38
205	Patumahoe Railway-station and Post-office	1½	Thrice daily	Motor-van	A. W. Mears	55 0 0	31/12/38
206	Penrose Railway-station and Post-office	¼	As required	Foot	Mrs. I. E. Mead..	15 0 0	..
207*	Pokapu Railway-station and Post-office	2	Thrice weekly	Foot	G. W. Davis	..	..
208	Pokeno, Mangatawhiri, Mangatangi, Miranda, and Kaiaua (part rural delivery)	58¾	Daily	Motor-car	R. R. Woodcock	397 10 0	31/12/38
209	Pokeno and Kopuku	34	Thrice weekly	Motor-lorry..	Findlay Bros.	30 0 0	..
210	Pokeno and Razorback (rural delivery)	10	Daily, 1 Aug. to 30 April; four times weekly, 1 to 31 May; thrice weekly, 1 June to 31 July	Motor-lorry..	W. C. McRobbie, jun.	35 0 0	..
211	Pokeno Railway-station and Post-office	680 yd	As required	Handcart	(Deptl. officer)	..	..
212	Port Albert and Wharehine (part rural delivery)	14	Thrice weekly	Motor-van	L. Bennett	57 8 0	31/12/38
213	Port Fitzroy and Motai-rehe..	15	Weekly	Horse	R. Walker	15 0 0	..
214	Port Fitzroy and Okiwi	7	Weekly	Horse	Mrs. F. A. Cooper	7 10 0	..
215	Port Fitzroy steamer and Post-office	1	Weekly	Foot or boat	Mrs. E. Cooper..	6 0 0	..
216*	Portland Railway-station and Post-office	½	As required	Handcart	Mrs. S. Tooth	5 0 0	..
217	Pouto Wharf and Post-office	½	Four times weekly	Foot	G. Sinclair	..	..
218	Puhoi and Pukapuka	10	Thrice weekly	Motor-car	E. O. Struthers	25 0 0	..
219	Pukehui-a and Creamstand (rural delivery)	9½	Thrice weekly	Motor-lorry	M. Twomey	25 0 0	..
220	Pukehui-a and Mangarata (rural delivery)	15½	Thrice weekly	Motor-truck	M. Twomey	25 0 0	..
221	Pukehui-a Railway-station and Post-office	1	Daily	Motor-car	M. Twomey	35 0 0	..
222	Pukekohe and Pukekohe East (rural delivery)	17	Daily	Motor	S. F. Ford	106 0 0	31/12/38
223	Pukekohe and Puni (rural delivery)	37	Daily	Motor-van	E. H. Keating	176 0 0	31/12/38
224	Pukekohe Railway-station and Post-office	1	As required	Handcart	(Deptl. officer)	..	..
225	Pukekohe Railway-station and Waiuku (one way only)	13½	Daily	Motor-lorry..	W. G. Patterson	26 0 0	..
226	Putiki and Onetangi	8	Thrice weekly, 1 Nov. to 30 April; twice weekly, 1 May to 31 Oct.	Motor-bus	C. E. Brown	12 0 0	..
227*	Putiki steamer and Post-office	1½	As required	Foot	R. C. Hopkins	..	..
228	Ramarama and Ararimu (rural delivery)	21	Thrice weekly	Motor-van	G. W. Gray	66 10 0	31/12/38
229	Rangi Point Landing and Post-office	2	Twice weekly	Horse	A. Kerr-Bell	13 0 0	..
230	Rawene and Rangi Point	20	Twice weekly, 1 Aug. to 9 Sept.; thrice weekly, 10 Sept. to 30 April; twice weekly, 1 to 31 May; weekly, 1 June to 31 July	Launch	Hokianga Dairy Co.	(Gratuity bag rate)	..
231	Rawene, Oue, Whirinaki, junction of Koutu Road, Opononi, Omapere, Waiotemarama, Waimamaku, and Wekaweka (part rural delivery)	60	Daily; thrice weekly to Wekaweka	Motor-lorry or motor-car	W. G. Freese	183 0 0	31/12/38
232	Rawene Wharf and Post-office	16 ch.	As required	Foot	(Deptl. officer)	..	..
233*	Rocky Bay Wharf and Post-office	1	As required	Foot	Mrs. A. G. Fisher	..	..
234	Ruakaka and Takahi-wai (part rural delivery)	17	Thrice weekly	Horse	H. M. Pirihi	64 10 0	31/12/38
235	Ruawai and Soldiers’ Block (rural delivery)	27½	Thrice weekly	Motor-van	Wallace Supplies, Ltd.	100 0 0	31/12/38
236	Runciman and Tuhimata (rural delivery)	9½	Daily	Motor-car	H. T. King	72 0 0	31/12/38
237	Russell and Kerikeri Inlet	18	Twice weekly	Launch	A. E. Fuller	20 0 0	..
238	Russell and Purerua	20	Weekly	Launch	Hansen Bros.	45 0 0	31/12/38
239	Russell and Rawhiti	20	Weekly	Launch	A. E. Fuller and Sons	6 10 0	..
240	Russell Wharf and Post-office	520 yd	As required	Handcart or foot	(Deptl. officer)	..	..
241	Sandspit and Kawau Island	12	Thrice weekly	Launch	L. H. Daveney	3 18 0	..
242	Silverdale and Whangaparaoa	13	Thrice weekly	Motor-truck	K. F. Hopper	44 0 0	31/12/38
243	Surf-dale and Auckland (one way only)	14	Weekly	Steamer	A. G. Frankham, Ltd.	(Gratuity bag rate)	..
244*	Surf-dale steamer and Post-office	1½	As required	Foot	Mrs. G. M. Nicholls	..	..
245	Surf-dale Wharf and Oneroa..	4	Thrice weekly	Motor-bus	J. R. Brown	5 0 0	..
246*	Swanson Railway-station and Post-office	¼	As required	Foot	Mrs. M. Corey	..	..
247*	Taitimu Wharf and Post-office	½	As required	Foot	Miss T. Bathurst	..	..
248*	Takanini Railway-station and Post-office	200 yd	Twice daily	Foot	A. E. Oldfield	..	..
249	Takapuna, Milford, Campbell’s Bay, Mairangi Bay, Brown’s Bay, and Torbay	19	Daily	Motor-bus	The North Shore Transport Co., Ltd.	100 0 0	31/12/38
250	Tangowahine, Onetea, and Ruddle’s (part rural delivery)	30	Thrice weekly	Motor-van	Wairoa Stores, Ltd.	96 0 0	31/12/38

Service performed by non-permanent officer. Payment included in salary.

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🚂 Inland Mail Services Schedules (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated11 March 1937
KeywordsMail services, Auckland, Schedules, Contractors
👱🏽 Names

41 names identified

E. T. Frost, Contractor for Parenga steamer and Post-office service
W. B. Holt, Contractor for Parua Bay and Owhiwa rural delivery service
R. S. Brown, Contractor for Patumahoe and Waiau Pa rural delivery service
A. W. Mears, Contractor for Patumahoe Railway-station and Post-office service
I. E. Mead (Mrs), Contractor for Penrose Railway-station and Post-office service
G. W. Davis, Contractor for Pokapu Railway-station and Post-office service
R. R. Woodcock, Contractor for Pokeno, Mangatawhiri, Mangatangi, Miranda, and Kaiaua rural delivery service
Findlay, Contractor for Pokeno and Kopuku service
W. C. McRobbie (junior), Contractor for Pokeno and Razorback rural delivery service
L. Bennett, Contractor for Port Albert and Wharehine rural delivery service
R. Walker, Contractor for Port Fitzroy and Motai-rehe service
F. A. Cooper (Mrs), Contractor for Port Fitzroy and Okiwi service
E. Cooper (Mrs), Contractor for Port Fitzroy steamer and Post-office service
S. Tooth (Mrs), Contractor for Portland Railway-station and Post-office service
G. Sinclair, Contractor for Pouto Wharf and Post-office service
E. O. Struthers, Contractor for Puhoi and Pukapuka service
M. Twomey, Contractor for Pukehui-a and Creamstand rural delivery service
M. Twomey, Contractor for Pukehui-a and Mangarata rural delivery service
M. Twomey, Contractor for Pukehui-a Railway-station and Post-office service
S. F. Ford, Contractor for Pukekohe and Pukekohe East rural delivery service
E. H. Keating, Contractor for Pukekohe and Puni rural delivery service
W. G. Patterson, Contractor for Pukekohe Railway-station and Waiuku service
C. E. Brown, Contractor for Putiki and Onetangi service
R. C. Hopkins, Contractor for Putiki steamer and Post-office service
G. W. Gray, Contractor for Ramarama and Ararimu rural delivery service
A. Kerr-Bell, Contractor for Rangi Point Landing and Post-office service
W. G. Freese, Contractor for Rawene, Oue, Whirinaki, junction of Koutu Road, Opononi, Omapere, Waiotemarama, Waimamaku, and Wekaweka rural delivery service
H. M. Pirihi, Contractor for Ruakaka and Takahi-wai rural delivery service
H. T. King, Contractor for Runciman and Tuhimata rural delivery service
A. E. Fuller, Contractor for Russell and Kerikeri Inlet service
Hansen (Bros), Contractor for Russell and Purerua service
A. E. Fuller, Contractor for Russell and Rawhiti service
L. H. Daveney, Contractor for Sandspit and Kawau Island service
K. F. Hopper, Contractor for Silverdale and Whangaparaoa service
A. G. Frankham, Contractor for Surf-dale and Auckland service
G. M. Nicholls (Mrs), Contractor for Surf-dale steamer and Post-office service
J. R. Brown, Contractor for Surf-dale Wharf and Oneroa service
M. Corey (Mrs), Contractor for Swanson Railway-station and Post-office service
T. Bathurst (Miss), Contractor for Taitimu Wharf and Post-office service
A. E. Oldfield, Contractor for Takanini Railway-station and Post-office service
A. G. Fisher (Mrs), Contractor for Rocky Bay Wharf and Post-office service

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