New Zealand Gazette – 1940 – No. 120

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✨ Milk Delivery Scheme Details

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Name and Address.	Extent of Delivery.	Name and Address.	Extent of Delivery.
8. E. Robinson, Knighton Road, Hamilton East	In the zone numbered 8 on the plan; and also wholesale supplies of milk to Royal Hotel and Waikato Hotel in Grey Street, in the zone numbered 7; and the Commercial Hotel and Blue Band Pie-shop, Victoria Street, in the zone numbered 14.	20. R. Griffiths, 23 Matai Street, Maeroa	In the zone numbered 20 on the plan.
9. Davis Bros., Dey Street, Hamilton	In the zone numbered 9 on the plan.	21. J. Ross, Cardrona Avenue, Hamilton	In the zone numbered 21 on the plan; and also to Renown Tea-rooms, Daintie Tea-rooms, Kia Ora Tea-rooms, Windsor Milk Bar, and Railway Tea-rooms in the zone numbered 14.
10. J. L. Cole, 56 Firth Street, Hamilton East	In the zone numbered 10 on the plan.	22. J. Wallace, 20 Nixon Street, Hamilton East	To the following addresses in zones numbered 9, 10, and 11: 114, 140 Galloway Street, 5, 27, 30, 31 Nixon Street, 43, 51 Grey Street, 33, 60, 62, 68 Naylor Street, 38 Wellington Street, 86 Firth Street, Mr. Bennett, Brookfield Street.
11. R. E. Lord, care of A. Wilson, Silverdale	In the zone numbered 11 on the plan.	23. A. J. Gallichan, Frankton Junction	Wholesale bottled milk to Davis’s shop, Muir’s shop, and Curragh’s shop, Massey Street, in the zone numbered 16 on the plan; McCabe’s shop, Twen’s shop, and Turner’s shop, Commerce Street, Ferry’s shop and Ellis’s shop, Norton Road, in the zone numbered 18; Collin’s shop, Lake Road, in the zone numbered 14; Everest’s shop, O’Hara’s shop, London Street, Wood’s shop, Kean’s shop, Victoria Street, and McCleary’s shop, Mill Street, in the zone numbered 21.
12. L. N. Moody, 303 Grey Street, Claudelands	In the zone numbered 12 on the plan.	24. A. J. Blackmore, River Road, Hamilton	Loose and bottled wholesale milk to Dolly Varden Milk Bar, Regal Tea-rooms, Murray’s Tea-rooms, Caro’s Great Bargain Stores, in the zone numbered 14 on the plan; Faville’s bakehouse in the zone numbered 7 on the plan; Centreway Dining-rooms, Elite Tea-rooms, in the zone numbered 21.
13. F. W. Chainey, Ohaupo Road, Melville	In the zone numbered 13 on the plan.
14. Kennedy Bros., Peacocke’s Road, Hamilton	In the zone numbered 14 on the plan.
15. N. T. Wealleans, Peacocke’s Road, Hamilton	In the zone numbered 15 on the plan.
16. C. A. Mai and N. Mai, Te Rapa	In the zone numbered 16 on the plan; and also bottled milk to Hardman’s shop, Rimu Street, in the zone numbered 19; Robinson’s shop, Kent Street, in the zone numbered 17; Lee’s shop and Duff’s shop in the zone numbered 21; and William’s shop in the zone numbered 18.
17. H. R. Brown, Te Rapa	In the zone numbered 17 on the plan.
18. Bryant House Dairy, Te Rapa	In the zone numbered 18 on the plan; and also wholesale supplies of milk to Daffodil Tea-rooms in the zone numbered 21; J. Courts, Vectis Dairy, and Wheelers Tea-rooms in the zone numbered 14.
19. L. Wilcock, 32 Rimu Street, Maeroa	In the zone numbered 19 on the plan.

Price 6d.]

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🏭 Hamilton Milk Delivery Scheme 1940 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated22 November 1940
KeywordsMilk delivery, Scheme details, Hamilton, Transport Department
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

S. E. Robinson, Assigned delivery zone 8
R. Griffiths, Assigned delivery zone 20
Davis, Assigned delivery zone 9
J. L. Cole, Assigned delivery zone 10
R. E. Lord, Assigned delivery zone 11
L. N. Moody, Assigned delivery zone 12
F. W. Chainey, Assigned delivery zone 13
Kennedy, Assigned delivery zone 14
N. T. Wealleans, Assigned delivery zone 15
C. A. Mai, Assigned delivery zone 16
N. Mai, Assigned delivery zone 16
H. R. Brown, Assigned delivery zone 17
L. Wilcock, Assigned delivery zone 19
J. Ross, Assigned delivery zone 21
J. Wallace, Assigned delivery zones 9, 10, and 11
A. J. Gallichan, Assigned wholesale delivery zones
A. J. Blackmore, Assigned wholesale delivery zones

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