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Version 15 Transhipment Schedule Version 15 Transhipment Schedule Delivery timeframes indicated are delivery times once a parcel arrives in a Regional Franchise for delivery Destinations marked in bold indicate common misdirect areas - please take extra note of these locations Transhipment Schedule Key SD - AM = Same Day - morning SD - PM = Same Day - afternoon ND - AM = Next Day - morning ND - PM = Next Day - afternoon Rural 48HR = Rural Delivery area Delivery Saturday Destination Delivery Franchise Island Location Timeframe Delivery Abbotsford Dunedin SD - PM SI Suburb Of Dunedin Abbotshill Dunedin SD - PM SI 2 Kms From Green Island Acacia Bay Taupo SD - AM NI 6 Kms From Taupo * Achray Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 8 Kms From Culverden Adair Timaru Rural 48HR SI 8 Kms From Timaru Adams Flat Dunedin Rural 48HR SI 14 Kms From Milton Addington Christchurch SD - AM SI Suburb Of Christchurch * Addisons Westport Rural 48HR SI 11 Kms From Westport Adele Island Nelson Rural 48HR SI Tasman Bay Admiral Hill Masterton Rural 48HR NI 29 Kms From Carterton Admiralty Bay Nelson Rural 48HR SI 64 Kms From Nelson Ahaura West Coast Rural 48HR SI 35 Kms From Greymouth Ahiaruhe Masterton Rural 48HR NI 14 Kms From Carterton Ahikiwi Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 22 Kms From Dargaville Ahikouka Masterton Rural 48HR NI Near Greytown Ahipara Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 14 Kms From Kaitaia Ahirau Gisborne Rural 48HR NI 8 Kms From Te Karaka Ahititi Gisborne Rural 48HR NI 27 Kms From Gisborne Ahititi New Plymouth Rural 48HR NI 68 Kms From New Plymouth Ahuiroa Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 90 Kms From Auckland Ahuiti Wanganui Rural 48HR NI 48 Kms From Kai Iwi Ahurangi Wanganui Rural 48HR NI 74 Kms From Wanganui Ahuriri Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 22 Kms From Christchurch Ahuriri Napier SD - AM NI Suburb Of Napier * Ahuriri Flat Dunedin Rural 48HR SI 16 Kms From Balclutha Ahuroa Warkworth Rural 48HR NI 30 Kms From Warkworth Aickens West Coast Rural 48HR SI 74 Kms From Greymouth Airedale Oamaru Rural 48HR SI 8 Kms From Oamaru Akaaka Auckland Rural 48HR NI 10 Kms From Waiuku. Akaroa Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 84 Kms From Christchurch Akatarawa Wellington Rural 48HR NI 16 Kms From Upper Hutt Akatore Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 59 Kms From Okaihau Ake-Ake Tauranga Rural 48HR NI I8 Kms From Tauranga Akerama Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 37 Kms From Whangarei Akina Napier SD - AM NI Suburb Of Hastings * Akito Palmerston North Rural 48HR NI 85 Kms From Dannevirke Akura Masterton SD - PM NI 3 Kms From Masterton Albany North Shore SD - PM NI Suburb Of Auckland * Albert Town Central South Island N D - AM SI 6 Kms From Wanaka Albury Timaru SD - AM SI 45 Kms From Timaru Alexandra Central South Island SD - AM SI 32 Kms From Cromwell Alford Forest Ashburton Rural 48HR SI 56 Kms From Ashburton Alfredton Masterton Rural 48HR NI 43 Kms From Masterton Alfriston Auckland SD - PM NI 29 Kms From Auckland Algies Bay Warkworth SD - PM NI 10 Kms From Warkworth Alicetown Wellington SD - AM NI 1 Km From Lower Hutt * Allandale Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 16 Kms From Christchurch Allandale Timaru Rural 48HR SI 5 Kms From Fairlie Allanton Dunedin SD - PM SI 24 Kms From Dunedin Allenby Invercargill Rural 48HR SI 6 Kms From Otautau Allenton Ashburton SD - AM SI 3 Kms From Ashburton Alma Oamaru SD - AM SI 5 Kms From Oamaru Almadale Palmerston North Rural 48HR NI 10 Kms From Feilding Alton Wanganui Rural 48HR NI 13 Kms From Patea Alton Valley Invercargill Rural 48HR SI 13 Kms From Tuatapere Amberley Christchurch SD - PM SI 45 Kms From Christchurch Amodeo Bay Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 10 Kms From Coromandel Anakiwa Blenheim Rural 48HR SI 24 Kms From Picton Anama Ashburton Rural 48HR SI 42 Kms From Ashburton Anatimo Nelson Rural 48HR SI 18 Kms From Takaka Delivery Saturday Destination Delivery Franchise Island Location Timeframe Delivery Anatoki Nelson Rural 48HR SI 16 Kms From Takaka Anaura Bay Gisborne SD - PM NI 10 Kms From Tolaga Bay Anawhata Auckland Rural 48HR NI 19 Kms From Glen Eden Andersons Bay Dunedin SD - AM SI 2 Kms From Dunedin * Anewa Napier Rural 48HR NI 26 Kms From Wairoa Angiangi Napier Rural 48HR NI Porangahau Aniseed Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 19 Kms From Kaikoura Aniseed Valley Nelson Rural 48HR SI 24 Kms From Nelson Aniwaniwa Napier Rural 48HR NI 66 Kms From Wairoa Annat Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 64 Kms From Christchurch Annesbrook Nelson SD - PM SI 4 Kms From Nelson * Aohanga Palmerston North Rural 48HR NI 72 Kms From Pahiatua Aokautere Palmerston North SD - AM NI 8 Kms From Palmerston North Aomarama Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 32 Kms From Dargaville Aongatete Tauranga Rural 48HR NI 20 Kms From Tauranga Aorangi Gisborne Rural 48HR NI 14 Kms From Ruatoria Aorangi Palmerston North Rural 48HR NI 17 Kms From Palmerston North Aorere Nelson Rural 48HR SI 21 Kms From Collingwood Aoroa Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 5 Kms From Dargaville Aotea Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 25 Kms From Raglan Aotuhia New Plymouth Rural 48HR NI 15 Kms From Whangamomona Aparima Invercargill Rural 48HR SI 62 Kms From Invercargill Apata Tauranga Rural 48HR NI 19 Kms From Tauranga Apiti Palmerston North Rural 48HR NI 44 Kms From Feilding Aponga Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 33 Kms From Whangarei Apotu Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 13 Kms From Whangarei Appleby Nelson SD - PM SI 8 Kms From Richmond Arahiwi R/D Rotorua Rural 48HR NI 8 Kms From Mamaku Arahura West Coast N D - AM SI 8 Kms From Hokitika Arakihi Gisborne Rural 48HR NI 25 Kms From Tolaga Bay Arakura Wellington Rural 48HR NI 2 Kms From Wainuiomata Aramatai Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 16 Kms From Te Kuiti Aramiro Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 30 Kms From Hamilton Aramoan Dunedin Rural 48HR SI 13 Kms From Port Chalmers Aramoana Napier Rural 48HR NI 48 Kms From Waipawa Aramoho Wanganui SD - PM NI Suburb Of Wanganui * Aramohoe Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 16 Kms From Otiria Aranga Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 34 Kms From Dargaville Aranui Christchurch SD - AM SI 2 Kms From New Brighton * Arapae Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 16 Kms From Te Kuiti Arapaoa Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 24 Kms From Paparoa Arapapera North Shore Rural 48HR NI 14 Kms From Kaukapakapa Arapata Palmerston North Rural 48HR NI 22 Kms From Feilding Arapawanui Napier Rural 48HR NI 40 Kms From Napier Arapito Westport Rural 48HR SI 6 Kms From Karamea Arapohue Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 16 Kms From Dargaville Arapuni Tokoroa Rural 48HR NI 14 Kms From Putaruru Ararata New Plymouth Rural 48HR NI 12 Kms From Hawera Ararimu Auckland Rural 48HR NI 16 Kms From Drury Ararua Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 17 Kms From Waiotira Arataha Gisborne Rural 48HR NI 13 Kms From Tolaga Bay Arataki Tauranga SD - AM NI Suburb Of Mt Maunganui Aratapu Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 10 Kms From Dargaville Aratiatia Taupo Rural 48HR NI 5 Kms From Wairakei Aratika Palmerston North Rural 48HR NI 13 Kms From Feilding Aratika West Coast Rural 48HR SI 16 Kms From Stillwater Aratoro Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 8 Kms From Kopaki Arawhata New Plymouth Rural 48HR NI 53 Kms From New Plymouth Arcadia Queenstown Rural 48HR SI 67 Kms From Queenstown Arch Hill Auckland SD - AM NI Suburb Of Auckland * Ardmore Auckland SD - PM NI 6 Kms From Papakura Arero Gisborne Rural 48HR NI 19 Kms From Tolaga Bay Delivery Saturday Destination Delivery Franchise Island Location Timeframe Delivery Argyle Corner Invercargill Rural 48HR SI 10 Kms From Lorneville Argyll Napier Rural 48HR NI 13 Kms From Waipawa Aria Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 38 Kms From Te Kuiti Ariki Nelson Rural 48HR SI 18 Kms From Murchison Aritaki Palmerston North Rural 48HR NI 14 Kms From Feilding Arkles Bay North Shore SD - AM NI 40 Kms From Auckland Arlington Napier Rural 48HR NI 8 Kms From Waipukarau Army Bay North Shore SD - AM NI 50 Kms from Auckland Arno Timaru Rural 48HR SI 8 Kms From Waimate Arogowan Oamaru Rural 48HR SI 6 Kms From Oamaru Arohena Hamilton Rural 48HR NI 51 Kms From Te Awamutu Arokeen Gisborne Rural 48HR NI 27 Kms From Wairoa Arolussa Gore Rural 48HR SI 13 Kms From Balfour Aropaoanui Napier Rural 48HR NI 40 Kms From Napier Arowhenua Timaru Rural 48HR SI 14 Kms From Timaru Arrowtown Queenstown SD - AM SI 22 Kms From Queenstown Arthurs Pass Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 140 Kms From Christchurch Arthurs Point Queenstown SD - PM SI 6 Kms From Queenstown Arthurstown West Coast Rural 48HR SI 5 Kms From Hokitika Arthurton Gore Rural 48HR SI 19 Kms From Gore Arundel Timaru Rural 48HR SI 13 Kms From Rangitata Asbestos Creek Nelson Rural 48HR SI 35 Kms From Takaka Ascot Park Wellington SD - PM NI 4 Kms From Porirua Ashburn Hall Dunedin SD - PM SI 5 Kms From Dunedin * Ashburton Ashburton SD - AM SI 85 Kms From Christchurch Ashburton Forks Ashburton Rural 48HR SI 19 Kms From Ashburton Ashburton Gorge Ashburton Rural 48HR SI 40 Kms From Mount Somers Ashers Invercargill Rural 48HR SI 26 Kms From Invercargill Ashhurst Palmerston North SD - AM NI 14 Kms From Palmerston North Ashley Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 30 Kms From Christchurch Ashley Clinton Napier Rural 48HR NI 15 Kms From Takapau Ashley Gorge Christchurch Rural 48HR SI 8 Kms From Oxford Ashton Ashburton Rural 48HR SI 16 Kms From Ashburton Ashwick Flat Timaru Rural 48HR SI 19 Kms From Fairlie Ataahua Blenheim Rural 48HR SI 1 Km From Kaituna Atapo Nelson Rural 48HR SI 48 Kms From Wakefield Atarau West Coast SD - PM SI 10 Kms From Blackball Atawhai Nelson SD - AM SI 6 Kms From Nelson Atea Masterton Rural 48HR NI 11 Kms From Eketahuna Atene Wanganui Rural 48HR NI 35 Kms From Wanganui Athenree Tauranga Rural 48HR NI 14 Kms From Waihi Athol Invercargill SD - PM SI 31 Kms From Lumsden Atiamuri R/D Rotorua Rural 48HR NI 41 Kms From Rotorua Aukopae Taupo Rural 48HR NI 22 Kms From Taumaranui Aurere Whangarei Rural 48HR NI 13 Kms From Mangonui Auroa New Plymouth
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