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Auckland Web.Indd LOCAL SERVICES REGIONAL SAME DAY SERVICES YOUR V..A NI. P N Refer to pick-up times below for region-wide services TO IDENTIFY YOUR PICK UP & DELIVERY AREA PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING CHART: FOR YOUR INFORMATION L Cycle (times your courier is Customer Services Website out on the road) 1 2 3 4 5 CA V.A.N. Automated booking International Help Desk Your pick-up times Sales/Administration 09 526 3100 Local Fax 09 526 3120 LO Central (Penrose) only 6am-10.00am 10.30am-12.00pm 12.30pm-1.45pm 2.15pm-3.25pm 3.50pm-6pm City, West, East, South, 6am-9.30am 9.50am-11.20am 11.45am-1.05pm 1.30pm-2.50pm 3.15pm-6pm NORTH SHORE CITY EAST TAMAKI ALBANY (ALBANY ESTATE) CBD BOTANY DOWNS ARMY BAY EDEN TERRACE BUCKLANDS BEACH CKLAND BEACHAVEN EPSOM COCKLE BAY BELMONT FREEMANS BAY EAST TAMAKI BIRKDALE GRAFTON HALF MOON BAY AU BIRKENHEAD GREY LYNN HIGHLAND PARK BROWNS BAY HERNE BAY HOWICK CAMPBELLS BAY KINGSLAND MEADOWLANDS CASTOR BAY KOHIMARAMA PAKURANGA DEVONPORT MISSION BAY FORREST HILL MORNINGSIDE SOUTH AUCKLAND GLENFIELD MT ALBERT AIRPORT (INTERNATIONAL GULF HARBOUR MT EDEN & DOMESTIC) AIRPORT OAKS HERALD ISLAND MT ROSKILL CONIFER GROVE HOBSONVILLE NEWMARKET DRURY MAIRANGI BAY NEWTON MANGERE MILFORD ORAKEI MANGERE EAST MURRAYS BAY PARNELL MANUKAU NORTH HARBOUR ESTATE PONSONBY MANUREWA NORTHCOTE REMUERA MERCER OREWA SANDRINGHAM OTARA RED BEACH ST HELIERS PAPAKURA ROTHESAY BAY VICTORIA PARK MARKET PAPATOETOE SILVERDALE WESTERN SPRINGS POKENO SUNNYNOOK WESTHAVEN PUKEKOHE TAKAPUNA RAMARAMA TORBAY CENTRAL (PENROSE) TAKANINI WEST HARBOUR ELLERSLIE WATTLE DOWNS WHANGAPARAOA EPSOM WEYMOUTH WHENUAPAI GLEN INNES GLENDOWIE WHITFORD WEST AUCKLAND GREENLANE AVONDALE TE ATATU HILLSBOROUGH BLOCKHOUSE BAY TITIRANGI MEADOWBANK GLEN EDEN WATERVIEW MT ROSKILL GLENDENE MT WELLINGTON h GREEN BAY ONE TREE HILL HENDERSON ONEHUNGA HILLSBOROUGH OTAHUHU KELSTON OWAIRAKA DELIVERY STANDARD LINCOLN PANMURE MT ALBERT PENROSE (not including residential) NEW LYNN REMUERA Every reasonable attempt will be made to POINT CHEVALIER ST HELIERS deliver within your area: next cycle. RANUI TE PAPAPA To other areas: next cycle + 1 SUNNYVALE THREE KINGS SWANSON WESTFIELD PLEASE CONFIRM WITH CUSTOMER SERVICES ON 0800 800 841 FOR SPECIFIC DESTINATIONS BRANCH OPENING HOURS OVERNIGHT SERVICES OVERNIGHT SERVICES Penrose 32 Botha Road, Penrose Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 7.00pm Saturday: 8:00am - 12.00 pm Your last pick-up time is: City 79 St Georges Bay Road, Parnell Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5.30pm Your last pick-up time is: West 681c Rosebank Road, Avondale Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5.00pm East 18 Cryers Road, East Tamaki Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 4.30pm South 51 Hobill Avenue, Manukau Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 5.00pm check 'Address Checker' check 'Address Checker' LOCAL SERVICES REGIONAL SAME DAY SERVICES YOUR V..A NI. P N Refer to pick-up times below for region-wide services TO IDENTIFY YOUR PICK UP & DELIVERY AREA PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING CHART: FOR YOUR INFORMATION L Cycle (times your courier is Customer Services Website out on the road) 1 2 3 4 5 CA V.A.N. Automated booking International Help Desk Your pick-up times Sales/Administration 09 526 3100 Local Fax 09 526 3120 LO Central (Penrose) only 6am-10.00am 10.30am-12.00pm 12.30pm-1.45pm 2.15pm-3.25pm 3.50pm-6pm City, West, KEY TO LOCAL MAP East, South, 6am-9.30am 9.50am-11.20am 11.45am-1.05pm 1.30pm-2.50pm 3.15pm-6pm • Local depots in Auckland NORTH SHORE CITY EAST TAMAKI Greater Auckland (up to 3 deliveries per day) ALBANY (ALBANY ESTATE) CBD BOTANY DOWNS Waiheke Island (1 delivery per day) ARMY BAY EDEN TERRACE BUCKLANDS BEACH NB: Parcels for Waiheke Island require an Inter-island CKLAND BEACHAVEN EPSOM COCKLE BAY ticket (1 ticket per 25kg or 0.1m3) only when sending BELMONT FREEMANS BAY EAST TAMAKI from Auckland. BIRKDALE GRAFTON HALF MOON BAY AU BIRKENHEAD GREY LYNN HIGHLAND PARK BROWNS BAY HERNE BAY HOWICK CAMPBELLS BAY KINGSLAND MEADOWLANDS CASTOR BAY KOHIMARAMA PAKURANGA DEVONPORT MISSION BAY FORREST HILL MORNINGSIDE SOUTH AUCKLAND GLENFIELD MT ALBERT AIRPORT (INTERNATIONAL GULF HARBOUR MT EDEN & DOMESTIC) AIRPORT OAKS HERALD ISLAND MT ROSKILL CONIFER GROVE HOBSONVILLE NEWMARKET Local Tickets DRURY MAIRANGI BAY NEWTON 1 ticket per 25kg or 0.1m3 MANGERE MILFORD ORAKEI MANGERE EAST Shorthaul Tickets MURRAYS BAY PARNELL 3 MANUKAU 1 ticket per 15kg or 0.025m NORTH HARBOUR ESTATE PONSONBY MANUREWA Longhaul Tickets NORTHCOTE REMUERA MERCER 1 ticket per 5kg or 0.025m3 OREWA SANDRINGHAM OTARA RED BEACH ST HELIERS Inter-Island Tickets PAPAKURA 1 ticket per 5kg or 0.025m3 ROTHESAY BAY VICTORIA PARK MARKET PAPATOETOE SILVERDALE WESTERN SPRINGS E-Packs POKENO SUNNYNOOK WESTHAVEN (Nationwide - no boundaries) PUKEKOHE TAKAPUNA RAMARAMA TORBAY CENTRAL (PENROSE) TAKANINI WEST HARBOUR ELLERSLIE WATTLE DOWNS WHANGAPARAOA EPSOM WEYMOUTH WHENUAPAI GLEN INNES GLENDOWIE WHITFORD WEST AUCKLAND GREENLANE AVONDALE TE ATATU HILLSBOROUGH BLOCKHOUSE BAY TITIRANGI MEADOWBANK GLEN EDEN WATERVIEW MT ROSKILL GLENDENE MT WELLINGTON h GREEN BAY ONE TREE HILL Branch Locations HENDERSON ONEHUNGA HILLSBOROUGH OTAHUHU KELSTON OWAIRAKA DELIVERY STANDARD LINCOLN PANMURE MT ALBERT PENROSE (not including residential) NEW LYNN REMUERA Every reasonable attempt will be made to POINT CHEVALIER ST HELIERS deliver within your area: next cycle. Great Barrier Island - Standard freight charges to RANUI TE PAPAPA To other areas: next cycle + 1 Auckland apply. Receiver pays a surcharge for delivery SUNNYVALE THREE KINGS of item to Great Barrier Island via Great Barrier Airlines. SWANSON WESTFIELD For more details please contact your local branch. PLEASE CONFIRM WITH CUSTOMER SERVICES ON 0800 800 841 FOR SPECIFIC DESTINATIONS Please Note: Above zone areas are approximate only, For queries regarding the exact zone of a specific location, please contact your local branch. BRANCH OPENING HOURS OVERNIGHT SERVICES OVERNIGHT SERVICES Penrose 32 Botha Road, Penrose Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 7.00pm Saturday: 8:00am - 12.00 pm Your last pick-up time is: City 79 St Georges Bay Road, Parnell Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5.30pm Your last pick-up time is: West 681c Rosebank Road, Avondale Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5.00pm East 18 Cryers Road, East Tamaki Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 4.30pm South 51 Hobill Avenue, Manukau Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 5.00pm check 'Address Checker' check 'Address Checker' AUCKLAND REGIONAL For details on where to buy product and drop off packages, refer to the ‘Contact Us’ section of our website nzcouriers.co.nz LOCAL SERVICES REGIONAL SAME DAY SERVICES YOUR V..A NI. P N Refer to pick-up times below for region-wide services TO IDENTIFY YOUR PICK UP & DELIVERY AREA PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING CHART: FOR YOUR INFORMATION L Cycle (times your courier is Customer Services Website out on the road) 1 2 3 4 5 CA V.A.N. Automated booking International Help Desk Your pick-up times Sales/Administration 09 526 3100 Local Fax 09 526 3120 LO Central (Penrose) only 6am-10.00am 10.30am-12.00pm 12.30pm-1.45pm 2.15pm-3.25pm 3.50pm-6pm Your pick-up times and depot departure times City, West, East, South, 6am-9.30am 9.50am-11.20am 11.45am-1.05pm 1.30pm-2.50pm 3.15pm-6pm Times your courier is available to pick up: NORTH SHORE CITY EAST TAMAKI ALBANY (ALBANY ESTATE) CBD BOTANY DOWNS Departs Penrose 10.30 12.30 2.15 Departs Penrose 10.30 12.30 2.15 Departs Penrose 10.30 12.30 2.15 ARMY BAY EDEN TERRACE BUCKLANDS BEACH Depot at: (am) (pm) (pm) Depot at: (am) (pm) (pm) Depot at: (am) (pm) (pm) CKLAND BEACHAVEN EPSOM COCKLE BAY Cambridge Te Awamutu BELMONT FREEMANS BAY EAST TAMAKI •• Mt Maunganui •• •• BIRKDALE GRAFTON HALF MOON BAY Coromandel • Ngaruawahia •• Te Kauwhata • AU BIRKENHEAD GREY LYNN HIGHLAND PARK BROWNS BAY HERNE BAY HOWICK Dargaville • Ngatea • Te Kuiti •• CAMPBELLS BAY KINGSLAND MEADOWLANDS Edgecumbe • Omokoroa • Te Puke • CASTOR BAY KOHIMARAMA PAKURANGA REGIONAL AUCKLAND DEVONPORT MISSION BAY Hamilton •••1 Opua • Thames •• FORREST HILL MORNINGSIDE SOUTH AUCKLAND Hikurangi • Otorohanga •• Tirau •• GLENFIELD MT ALBERT AIRPORT (INTERNATIONAL GULF HARBOUR MT EDEN & DOMESTIC) Huntly •• Paeroa •• To koroa • AIRPORT OAKS HERALD ISLAND MT ROSKILL CONIFER GROVE Kaikohe • Paihia • Turua • HOBSONVILLE NEWMARKET DRURY 02/17 MAIRANGI BAY NEWTON Kaitaia • Piopio •• Waihi • MANGERE MILFORD ORAKEI MANGERE EAST Kaiwaka •• Putaruru •• Waihou • MURRAYS BAY PARNELL MANUKAU NORTH HARBOUR ESTATE PONSONBY Katikati • Raglan •• Waipu •• MANUREWA NORTHCOTE REMUERA MERCER OREWA SANDRINGHAM Kawakawa • Reporoa • Waitangi • OTARA RED BEACH ST HELIERS PAPAKURA Kawerau • Rotorua •• Waitoa •• ROTHESAY BAY VICTORIA PARK MARKET PAPATOETOE SILVERDALE WESTERN SPRINGS Kerikeri • Ruakaka •• Warkworth •• POKENO SUNNYNOOK WESTHAVEN PUKEKOHE Kihikihi •• Tatuanui •• Wellsford •• TAKAPUNA RAMARAMA TORBAY CENTRAL (PENROSE) Kinleith • Ta umarunui • Whakatane • TAKANINI WEST HARBOUR ELLERSLIE WATTLE DOWNS Matamata •• Ta uranga • Whangarei •• WHANGAPARAOA EPSOM WEYMOUTH WHENUAPAI GLEN INNES Moerewa • Ta upo • GLENDOWIE WHITFORD WEST AUCKLAND GREENLANE Morrinsville •• Te Aroha • • AVONDALE TE ATATU HILLSBOROUGH BLOCKHOUSE BAY TITIRANGI MEADOWBANK GLEN EDEN WATERVIEW MT ROSKILL GLENDENE MT WELLINGTON h GREEN BAY ONE TREE HILL 1 HENDERSON ONEHUNGA Delivery to Hamilton CBD o the 1.30pm run and delivery to Auckland CBD o the 11.00am run. Freight must have Same Day sticker. HILLSBOROUGH OTAHUHU KELSTON OWAIRAKA DELIVERY STANDARD Please note: Pick-up and delivery times are approximate only. New Zealand LINCOLN PANMURE Couriers shall not accept any liability in respect of non-performance of its MT ALBERT PENROSE (not including residential)
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