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Public Transport Timetable for Bookings Phone 07-888-7260 Public Transport Timetable For Bookings Phone 07-888-7260 PLEASE NOTE: Bus Services can change without notice at any time. Current as of: 1st October 2016 Matamata to Cambridge Cambridge to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives Intercity 8:20am 0 8:50am ManaBus 9:40am 0 10:15am ManaBus 8:20am 0 8:55am Intercity 12:30pm 0 1:00pm Intercity 3:50pm 0 4:30pm Intercity 7:00pm 0 7:30pm ManaBus 6:05pm 0 6:40pm ManaBus 8:10pm 0 8:45pm Matamata to Hamilton Hamilton to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives Intercity 8:20am 0 9:20am ManaBus 9:15am 0 10:15am ManaBus 8:20am 0 9:20am Intercity 10:15am 0 11:15am Intercity 3:50pm 0 5:00pm Intercity 12:00pm 0 1:00pm Intercity 4:50pm 0 5:55pm Intercity 3:10pm 0 4:10pm ManaBus 6:05pm 0 7:10pm Intercity 6:30pm 0 7:30pm ManaBus 7:45pm 0 8:45pm Matamata to Bombay Bombay to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives Intercity 8:20am 1 10:40am Intercity 8:50am 0 11:15am Intercity 4:50pm 0 7:10pm Intercity 10:20am 1 1:00pm Intercity 1:40pm 0 4:10pm Intercity 4:25pm 1 7:30pm Matamata to Manukau City Manukau City to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives ManaBus 8:20am 0 11.15am ManaBus 7:35am 0 10:15am Intercity 8:20am 1 11:10am Intercity 8:20am 0 11:15am Intercity 3:50pm 1 6:55pm Intercity 9:50am 1 1:00pm Intercity 4:50pm 0 7:30pm Intercity 1:05pm 0 4:10pm ManaBus 6:05pm 0 8:45pm Intercity 4:00pm 1 7:30pm ManaBus 6:15pm 8:45pm Matamata to Auckland Auckland to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives ManaBus 8:20am 0 11:30am ManaBus 7:00am 0 10:15am Intercity 8:20am 1 11.40am Intercity 8:00am 0 11:15am Intercity 3:50pm 1 7:30pm Intercity 9:30am 1 1:00pm Intercity 4:50pm 0 8:00pm Intercity 12:45pm 0 4:10pm ManaBus 6:05pm 0 9.15pm Intercity 3:30pm 1 7:30pm ManaBus 5:30pm 0 8:45pm Buses do not have a set rate and all prices vary. Please enquire for all prices when booking. Timetable is subject to change without notice. Public Transport Timetable For Bookings Phone 07-888-7260 PLEASE NOTE: Bus Services can change without notice at any time. Current as of: 1st October 2016 Matamata to Auckland Airport Auckland Airport to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives Intercity 8.20am 3 12.30pm Intercity 6.55am 2 11.14am Intercity 3.50pm 3 8.00pm Intercity 7.55am 3 12.59pm Intercity 4.50pm 2 8.30pm Intercity 11.55am 2 4.10pm Mana Bus 8.20am 1 11.50am Intercity 2.25pm 3 7.29pm Mana Bus 6.05pm 1 9.20pm Mana Bus 6.25am 1 10.15am Mana Bus 4.40pm 1 8.45pm Matamata to Rotorua Rotorua to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives Intercity 11:15am 0 12:15pm Intercity 8.15am 0 11.55am Intercity 12.00pm 1.00pm Intercity 1.15pm 4.45 Intercity 4:10pm 0 5:10pm ManaBus 5.25am 1 8.25am ManaBus 8:40pm 1 11:15pm Intercity 4.00pm 5.00pm Matamata to Tauranga Tauranga to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives ManaBus 10:10am 0 11:05am ManaBus 7:30am 0 8:25am Intercity 1:00pm 0 1:50pm Intercity 7:30am 0 8:20am Intercity 4:10pm 1 6:50pm Intercity 3:00pm 0 3:50pm Intercity 7:30pm 0 8:20pm ManaBus 5:15pm 0 6:10pm ManaBus 8:40pm 0 9:35pm Matamata to Wanganui Wanganui to Matamata Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives Intercity 8:20am 3 7:10pm Intercity 8:15am 3 4:50pm Intercity 11:15am 2 7:30pm Tirau to Wellington Wellington to Tirau Company Departs Changes Arrives Company Departs Changes Arrives Intercity 10:30am 0 6:50pm Intercity 7:45am 0 4:25pm Intercity 12:30pm 0 8:20pm Intercity 9:10am 0 5:15pm Intercity * 10:20pm * 0 6:30am * Intercity * 7:30pm * 0 3:40am * * - Starlighter / Night Service. Conditions apply. ^ Friday & Sunday only Buses do not have a set rate and all prices vary. Please enquire for all prices when booking. Timetable is subject to change without notice..
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