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✨ Mail Service Routes

JULY 21.]

New Lynn, Parau and Huia, twice weekly.
Ohaeawai, Waimate North, Kerikeri Central, Kerikeri,
Waipapa, Kaeo, Kahoe Bridge and Mangonui (part rural delivery), daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 35, 47, and 48.)
Ohaeawai and Waimate North, daily.
(Alternative to No. 34.)
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. 38, 39, and 40.)
Okaihau, Marangi, Utakura and Maraeroa, daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 37, 39, and 40.)
Okaihau, Rangiahua, Maraeroa, Utakura and Marangai : Okaihau, along main north highway to Rangiahua Post-office, retrace to junction of Rangiahua-Maraeroa Road, thence along that road to Maraeroa Post-office,
thence to Utakura and Marangai Post-office and return to Okaihau (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 37, 38, 40, 41, and 42.)
Okaihau, Rangiahua, Maraeroa, Utakura and Marangai : Okaihau, along main north highway to Rangiahua Post-office, retrace to junction of Rangiahua-Maraeroa Road, thence along that road to Maraeroa Post-office,
thence to Utakura and Marangai Post-office and return to Okaihau (part rural delivery), daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 37, 38, 39, 41, and 42.)
Okaihau, Rangiahua, Umawera and Mangamuka Bridge to site of old Mangamuka Post-office (part rural delivery along main road with deviations along Tetio-Umawera Road and Omahuta Road), thrice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 39, 40, 42, 57, and 58.)
Okaihau, Rangiahua, Umawera and Mangamuka Bridge to site of old Mangamuka Post-office (part rural delivery along main road with deviations along Tetio-Umawera Road and Omahuta Road), daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 39, 40, 41, 57, and 58.)
Opua, Paihia, and Russell, daily, with additional trip Opua-Russell, one way only.
Otahuhu and East Tamaki, daily.
Otahuhu Railway-station and Post-office, six trips daily.
Otiria Railway-station, Pakaraka, Ohaeawai, Kaitaia and Awanui, via Mangamuka Gorge, daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 47 and 49.)
Otiria Railway-station, Kerikeri Central, Kerikeri, Waipapa, Kaeo, Kahoe Bridge, Mangonui, Kaitaia and Awanui, daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 34, 46, and 48.)
Otiria Railway-station, Kerikeri Central, Kerikeri, Waipapa, Kaeo, Kahoe Bridge and Mangonui, daily,
(Alternative to Nos. 34 and 47.)
Otiria Railway-station, Pakaraka and Ohaeawai, daily.
(Alternative to No. 46.)
Papakura, Clevedon South and Clevedon (part rural delivery via East Road), twice daily to Clevedon; daily to Clevedon South and rural delivery.
Papakura and Karaka : Papakura, along Beach Road to Jagger's Road, Jagger's Road to Jagger's, retrace to main road, along main road to Jolly's Road, along Jolly's Road, retrace to main road, along main road to Urquhart's Road to Creamstand, retrace to main Road, then to Carpenter's Road to Carpenter's, retrace to main road then to corner Papakura - Waiau Pa Road at McRobbie's, retrace to Te Hihi School, thence along Te Hihi Road and Batty's Road to Brunt's, retrace to Te Hihi Road, thence along Walter's Road to Doyle's, retrace to Hill's Road, thence one mile along Charles Road, 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.
Paparoa Railway-station, Paparoa, Matakahe, Ruawai, Raupo, Naumai, Tokatoka, Mititaiand Dargaville, daily.
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 Nicholls' back to Landon's along Chapel and School Roads to Plumley's, along Back Road to Whitford Road, down Ormiston, Chapel, Matthews and Hillside Roads to Redoubt Road, along Redoubt Road to Cope's, and back past Lindsay's, via Wiri Post-office to Papatoetoe (rural delivery), daily.
Parua Bay, Rukuwai, Tauraunui, Owhiwa and Parua Bay (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Patumahoe Railway-station and Post-office, thrice daily.
Port Albert and Wharehine with extension to Knight's (part rural delivery along main West Coast Road), thrice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 75 and 76.)
Rangiahua, Umawera and Mangamuka Bridge to site of old Mangamuka Post-office (part rural delivery along main road with deviations along Tetio-Umawera Road and Omahuta Road), daily.
(Alternative to Nos. 41, 42, and 58.)
Rangiahua, Umawera, and Mangamuka Bridge to site of old Mangamuka Post-office (part rural delivery along main road with deviations along Tetio-Umawera Road and Omahuta Road), thrice weekly.
(Alternative to Nos. 41, 42, and 57.)
Ruakaka and Takahiwi : Ruakaka, along Marsden Point Road to Rasmussen's, along One Tree Point Road to Papich's, along Takahiwi Road to Takahiwi Post-office, retrace to Papich's along One Tree Point Road to Colthart's, along McCathie's Road and along Marsden Point Road to Ruakaka (part rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Ruawai to Parahi Road via Matakohe Road, along Parahi Road to Lupton's and return to Ruawai (rural delivery), thrice weekly 1st September to 30th April ; twice weekly 1st May to 31st August.
(Alternative to Nos. 31 and 61.)
Ruawai, Parahi, Rehia, Tokatoka : Ruawai, along Matakohe Road to Parahi Road, along that road to Lupton's, retrace to junction of Parahi and Tokatoka Roads, along Tokatoka Road to Lewis', retrace to Berridge-Simpkin Road and along that road to the Tokatoka-Mangapai Road and then along to Warren's, retrace to Simpkin-Ringrose Road, thence along to residence of G. Simpkin, retrace to Mangapai Road and along that road to Tokatoka (rural delivery), thrice weekly, 1st September to 30th April ; twice weekly, 1st May to 31st August.
(Alternative to Nos. 31, 60, and 66.)
Silverdale and Whangaparaoa, thrice weekly.
Takanini, Alfriston and Ardmore : Takanini to junction with Valley Road, thence southward to Jamieson's, retrace to junction of Takanini-Clevedon Road, along Takanini-Clevedon Road to Alfriston-Ardmore Road, along Ardmore Road to Rall's, retrace to Clevedon Road, along Clevedon Road to junction Parish Line Road, retrace to Alfriston-Ardmore Road and along that road to Manurewa-Whitford Road and along that road to Valley Road, along Valley Road to Takanini Post-office (rural delivery), daily.
Taupaki and Cuthbert's Hill: Along Amrein's Road to Smith's, retrace to Nelson Road, along Nelson and Nixon Roads to Taupaki - Brigham's Creek Road to Welch's, thence 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 (rural delivery), daily.
Te Kao, Parenga and Te Hapua, weekly.
Tokatoka and Mangapai : From Tokatoka along Mangapai Road to Warren's, retrace to Simpkin-Ringrose Road, thence along Simpkin-Ringrose Road to residence of G. Simpkin, retrace to Mangapai Road, thence along Mangapai Road to Simpkin-Berridge Road, along Simpkin-Berridge Road to Tokatoka-Matakohe Road, thence along Tokatoka-Matakohe Road to the residence of D. Finlayson returning to Tokatoka Post-office (rural delivery), twice weekly.
(Alternative to No. 61.)
Waimauku, Motutara and Muriwai Beach : Waimauku, along Waimauku - West Coast Road to Taha Road, along Taha and Fletcher Roads to Waimauku - West Coast Road to Muriwai Beach Road to Muriwai Beach Post-office to Neve's, retrace to Taihapa Road, thence along Taihapa and Muriwai Valley Roads to Nicholl's, retrace to Cable Road to Dungey's, retrace to Muriwai Valley Road to School Road, thence via Waimauku-West Coast Road to Waimauku (part rural delivery), daily.
Waiuku and Aka Aka : Waiuku, along Otau a Road to Whiri Whiri Road to Findlay's, retrace to Otau a Road to Bothwell Park Road, along Bothwell Park Road 24 miles, retrace to Otau a Road, thence to Otau a 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

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