New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 69

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 69

Whakamararama Post-office, retrace to Youngson’s Road to Katikati Road to Omokoroa Store to Omokoroa Station Road to T. Plummer’s box, retrace to junction of Omokoroa and Omokoroa Point Roads to Titterton’s box, retrace to Katikati Road to Pahoia Road, along Pahoia Road to terminus, retrace to Katikati Road, thence along Esdaile’s Road to Crapp’s box, retrace to Katikati Road and return to Tauranga (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 13 and 14.)

Tauranga–Otumoetai: Tauranga, along Cameron Road and Katikati Road to Judea Road, thence along Judea Road to McKenzie’s box, retrace to Katikati Road to Otumoetai corner, along Otumoetai Road to Lever’s Road, thence along Lever’s Road to Lever’s box, retrace to Hinewa Road, along Hinewa Road to Fell’s Road to Pillan’s box, retrace to Stonehouse’s, then along Fell’s Road to Bell’s Road to Johnston’s box, thence to Otumoetai School to Katikati Road, along Katikati Road to Cambridge Road to Mile’s box and retrace to Bethlehem Road, proceed along Bethlehem Road to Bethlehem Native School to Carmichael’s Road to Carmichael’s box, retrace to Katikati Road via Bethlehem School and along Katikati Road to Earl’s box, thence along Katikati Road to Wairoa Bridge, proceed along Faulkner’s Road to Minden Junction, retrace to Katikati Road, thence to Te Puna Road, along Te Puna Road to Allen’s Road to Shroff’s box, retrace to Borrell’s Road to Te Puna Road to Roman Catholic Church, return to Katikati Road and Old Main Road to Whakamararama Road to Whakamararama Post-office, retrace to Youngson’s Road to Katikati Road to Omokoroa Store to Omokoroa Station Road to T. Plummer’s box, retrace to junction of Omokoroa and Omokoroa Point Roads to Titterton’s box, retrace to Katikati Road, proceed along Katikati Road to Strugnell’s box and return to Tauranga (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 12 and 14.)
Tauranga–Otumoetai: Tauranga, along Cameron Road and Katikati Road to Judea Road, thence along Judea Road to McKenzie’s box, retrace to Katikati Road to Otumoetai corner, along Otumoetai Road to Lever’s Road, thence along Lever’s Road to Lever’s box, retrace to Hinewa Road, along Hinewa Road to Fell’s Road to Pillan’s box, retrace to Stonehouse’s, then along Fell’s Road to Bell’s Road to Johnston’s box, thence to Otumoetai School to Katikati Road, along Katikati Road to Cambridge Road to Mile’s box and retrace to Bethlehem Road, proceed along Bethlehem Road to Bethlehem Native School to Carmichael’s Road to Carmichael’s box, retrace to Katikati Road via Bethlehem School and along Katikati Road to Earl’s box, thence along Katikati Road to Wairoa Bridge, proceed along Faulkner’s Road to Minden Junction, retrace to Katikati Road, thence to Te Puna Road, along Te Puna Road to Allen’s Road to Shroff’s box, retrace to Borrell’s Road to Te Puna Road to Roman Catholic Church, return to Katikati Road and Old Main Road to Whakamararama Road to Whakamararama Post-office, retrace to Youngson’s Road to Katikati Road to Omokoroa Store to Omokoroa Station Road to Plummer’s box, retrace to junction of Omokoroa and Omokoroa Point Roads to Titterton’s box, retrace to Katikati Road to Pahoia Road, along Pahoia Road to terminus, retrace to Katikati Road, thence along Esdaile’s Road to Crapp’s box, continue along Wainui South Road to Katikati Road, along Katikati Road to Pahoia Road, thence along Pahoia Road to terminus, retrace to Katikati Road and return to Tauranga (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to Nos. 12 and 13.)
Te Aroha Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Te Puke Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Waihi Railway-station and Post-office, as required.
Whakatane, Otakiri, Poroporo, and Thornton: Whakatane, along Whakatane–Thornton Road to Poroporo Post-office, thence along Thornton Road to Eastern Boundary Road, southward along Eastern Boundary Road to Awakeri Road, along Awakeri Road to Angle Road to McLean’s Road, thence one mile and a quarter along Eastern Drain Road, retrace to McLean’s Road, thence along McLean’s Road and Eastern Bank Road to Thornton Post-office, retrace southward to Edgecumbe, thence along Western Drain Road to Gow’s Road to Railway Road, along Railway Road past Tarawera Station to Campbell’s and Wilson’s boxes at Awakaponga, retrace route to Otakiri Road, thence along Otakiri Road to Tuxworth’s Road for one mile, retrace to Otakiri Road, thence to Loop Road to Otakiri Post-office, along Edgecumbe Road to Orr’s Road to Railway Road to Edgecumbe Post-office, thence along Eastern Drain Road to McCracken’s Road to Western Drain Road, northward along Western Drain Road for one mile and a half, retrace to Railway Road, thence to Awakeri Post-office, along Awakeri Road to Whakatane West Road, retrace one mile, thence along Railway Road to Titoki Avenue, thence westward to Awakeri Post-office to Western Drain Road via Hill Road, thence southward along Western Drain Road, retrace to McCracken’s Road to Eastern Bank Road to Te Teko Post-office, along Rotorua Main Road to Onepu Springs Road to Tarawera River Road to Rotorua Main Road to Military Road, along Military Road to Otakiri Post-office, thence along Edgecumbe Road to Grieve’s Road, thence two miles southward along Grieve’s Road, retrace to Edgecumbe Road to Te Teko Road, thence half a mile southward along Te Teko Road and retrace to Edgecumbe Post-office, thence along Western Bank Road to Matata Road, retrace to Thornton Road, thence along Thornton Road to Eastern Boundary Road to Fortune’s Road, and return to Whakatane (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 19.)

Railway Road, thence to Awakeri Post-office, along Awakeri Road to Whakatane West Road, retrace one mile, thence along Railway Road to Titoki Avenue, thence westward to Awakeri Post-office to Western Drain Road via Hill Road, thence one mile and three-quarters southward along Western Drain Road, retrace to McCracken’s Road to Eastern Bank Road to Te Teko Post-office, along Rotorua Main Road to Onepu Springs Road to Tarawera River Road to Rotorua Main Road to Military Road, along Military Road to Otakiri Post-office, thence along Edgecumbe Road to Grieve’s Road, thence two miles southward along Grieve’s Road, retrace to Edgecumbe Road to Te Teko Road, thence half a mile southward along Te Teko Road and retrace to Edgecumbe Post-office, thence along Western Bank Road to Matata Road, retrace to Thornton Road, thence along Thornton Road to Eastern Boundary Road to Fortune’s Road, and return to Whakatane (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 18.)

Whakatane, Otakiri, Poroporo, and Thornton: Whakatane, along Whakatane–Thornton Road to Poroporo Post-office, thence along Thornton Road to Eastern Boundary Road, southward along Eastern Boundary Road to Awakeri Road, along Awakeri Road to Angle Road to McLean’s Road, thence one mile and a quarter along Eastern Drain Road, retrace to McLean’s Road, thence along McLean’s Road and Eastern Bank Road to Thornton Post-office, retrace southward to Edgecumbe, thence along Western Drain Road to Gow’s Road to Railway Road, along Railway Road to Brophy’s Road, along Brophy’s Road for one mile and a half, retrace to Railway Road, thence along Railway Road past Tarawera Station to Campbell’s and Wilson’s boxes at Awakaponga, retrace route to Otakiri Road, thence along Otakiri Road to Tuxworth’s Road for one mile, retrace to Otakiri Road, thence to Loop Road to Otakiri Post-office, along Edgecumbe Road to Orr’s Road to Railway Road to Edgecumbe Post-office, thence along Eastern Drain Road to McCracken’s Road to Western Drain Road, northward along Western Drain Road for one mile and a half, retrace to Railway Road, thence to Awakeri Post-office, along Awakeri Road to Whakatane West Road, retrace one mile, thence along Railway Road to Titoki Avenue, thence westward to Awakeri Post-office to Western Drain Road via Hill Road, thence southward along Galatea Loop Road, thence northward to Western Drain Road to McCracken’s Road to Eastern Bank Road to Te Teko Post-office, along Rotorua Main Road to Onepu Springs Road to Tarawera River Road to Rotorua Main Road to Military Road, along Military Road to Otakiri Post-office, thence along Edgecumbe Road to Grieve’s Road, thence two miles southward along Grieve’s Road, retrace to Edgecumbe Road to Te Teko Road, thence half a mile southward along Te Teko Road and retrace to Edgecumbe Post-office, thence along Western Bank Road to Matata Road, retrace to Thornton Road, thence along Thornton Road to Eastern Boundary Road to Fortune’s Road, and return to Whakatane (part rural delivery), daily. (Alternative to No. 18.)

Forms of tender may be procured at any post-office.
The attention of tenderers is directed to the terms and conditions of contract printed at the back of the tender forms. Paragraph 1 referring to transport licenses should be given particular notice.
The attention of tenderers is drawn to the provisions of the Transport Licensing Act, 1931, with which the successful tenderer will be required to comply. On those routes affected the acceptance of the tender for the mail-service and the fulfilment of the mail contract will be contingent on the successful tenderer’s obtaining a passenger or goods license for the route.
The attention of tenderers is expressly directed to clause 4 of the terms and conditions of contracts, which gives the Postmaster-General the right to fix the hours of departure and arrival. If a tenderer is not prepared to observe the existing time-table he is required to attach to his tender a copy of the time-table proposed.
It is to be clearly understood that all classes of mail-matter shall be conveyed by the contractor unless the conditions of tender contain a stipulation to the contrary in any respect.
No tender will be considered unless made on the printed form.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders are to be enclosed in sealed envelopes, enfaced “Tenders for Mail-service,” and are to be addressed to the Chief Postmaster of the postal district to which the tender may specially refer.

J. G. YOUNG, Director-General.

By Authority: E. V. PAUL, Government Printer, Wellington.

Price 6d.]

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