New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 69

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✨ Tenders for Mail Contracts

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LAND & DEEDS OFFICE
22 AUG 1941
GISBORNE.

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1941.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1941.

Tenders for Inland Mail-service Contracts.—Auckland, Hamilton, and Thames Postal Districts, 1942–44.

General Post Office,
Wellington C.1, 19th August, 1941.

SEALED tenders will be received at the Chief Post-offices, Auckland, Hamilton, and Thames, until noon on Monday, the 22nd September, 1941, for the conveyance of mails between the undermentioned places for a period of three years from the 1st January, 1942.

POSTAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND.

Donnelly’s Crossing and Oranoa (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Donnelly’s Crossing and Tutamoe (part rural delivery), thrice weekly, 1st October to 30th April; twice weekly, 1st May to 30th September.
Drury Railway-station and Bombay: Drury Railway-station, Runciman, Ramarama, and Bombay, twice daily.
Hukerenui and Tapuhi: Hukerenui along Hukerenui-Tapuhi Road to School Road, along Kawakawa-Tapuhi Road to Rhodes, retrace to Hukerenui–Tapuhi Road to junction of Nelson Road (rural delivery), thrice weekly.
Kahoe Bridge, Saies, Totara North, and Otangaroa, daily (thrice weekly to Otangaroa).
Kaikohe Railway-station and Post-office, daily.
Kaikohe Railway-station and Rawene: Kaikohe Railway-station, Kaikohe, Taheke, Waima, Omanai, and Rawene, daily (evening). (Alternative to No. 8.)
Kaikohe Railway-station and Rawene: Kaikohe Railway-station, Kaikohe, Taheke, Waima, Omanai, and Rawene, daily (midday). (Alternative to Nos. 7 and 10.)
Ohaeawai–Remuera Settlement: Ohaeawai, along the Ohaeawai–Okaihau Road to Te Ahuahu 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.
Otiria Railway-station and Horeke: Otiria Railway-station, Okaihau, and Horeke via Rangihua, daily. (Alternative to No. 8.)
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 cream-stand, retrace to Main Road, thence to Carpenter’s Road to Carpenter’s, retrace to Main Road, thence 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 to Doyle’s, retrace to Hill’s Road, thence one mile along Charles Road, retrace to Hill’s Road, thence to Patumahoe-Runicman Road, thence to White Bridge Road to Romney Park, retrace to Patumahoe–Runciman Road, thence to Great South Road to Papakura (rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 12.)
Papakura–Karaka and Waiau Pa: 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 cream-stand, retrace to Main Road, thence to Carpenter’s Road to Carpenter’s, retrace to Main Road to Te Hihi School, thence along Te Hihi Road to Batty’s Road to

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🚂 Tenders for Inland Mail-service Contracts

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated19 August 1941
KeywordsTenders, Mail Contracts, Postal Districts, Auckland, Hamilton, Thames
👱🏽 Names

15 names identified

A. Faithfull, Named in mail route description
Jagger, Named in mail route description
Jolly, Named in mail route description
Urquhart, Named in mail route description
Carpenter, Named in mail route description
McRobbie, Named in mail route description
Batty, Named in mail route description
Brunt, Named in mail route description
Doyle, Named in mail route description
Hill, Named in mail route description
Charles, Named in mail route description
Patumahoe, Named in mail route description
Runciman, Named in mail route description
Romney, Named in mail route description
Te Hihi, Named in mail route description

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