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Papatoetoe, P k S G d Intermediate N ree n m W i A a s ea R 500 d l ns H s H es e i R s h l gh R d C s r Wallace Rd, Manukau Station ut b bro St inc s y D it Papakura, Great South Rd, o h ke e P r ok r u y f to Lu o P D Dr u r e o n l r t G rc y m Ma y r Services to Services to Town n r d S r Manurewa, Manukau, 008 A g n R 33 h e C r K S t d A hera Dr d d n Dannemora iw a v K n S t F 324 e r D e i Otahuhu Station Centre only R Papatoetoe, Otara, E la e r Otahuhu Town Centre, p r r 314 s t T Un w D t a Y s o r D C i B nk r d a o ork y a o and Town Centre d r oks R Kilk y d Mo E d r n Otahuhu Station Ormiston Rd, Ormiston R n A r R d d rr d D a l e H r O e ch A r d 008 532 G l C D u R s K A r a t v h u a k l S k Waterlea C im Otahuhu Town Centre o h w v e n n e t a o re r s R d d o obar e i n c R t r M u S H r e b oy r n d o R a v S enu h s 32 324 a v l Public School Rd R A y o a R ig p R e d ro y K i a l M 515 757 i t e EXISTING SERVICES d i P d M R e u H Mangere Town Centre, i d D s C 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